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PETZL, IKO CORE Rechargeable LED Headlamp with Lightweight Headband and 500 Lumens[a]

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Features

  • Ultralight & comfortable: Say goodbye to sweaty, compressive straps; The thin, flexible AIRFIT headband offers a streamlined, balanced design that only weighs 79 g
  • Powerful & bright: Features multiple LEDs for 500 lumens of consistent, even light; IKO CORE provides up to 100 hours of burn time and 100 meters of distance, making it ideal for any outdoor activity
  • Versatile design: Can be worn on the head, around the neck, on a helmet, placed on a table, attached to a tent pole or tree or transformed into a lantern (with included storage pouch)
  • Easy to use & adjust: Switch beam types and brightness levels or lock it for travel with a single, easily accessible button; The rear adjustment provides a quick, comfortable fit
  • 3-hour recharge: IKO CORE comes with the CORE rechargeable battery that charges in just 3 hours with included micro USB cable[b]; It also works with 3 standard AAA batteries (not included)

Description

Impossibly light and extremely versatile, the IKO CORE is an innovative leap forward in headlamp design. Its patented AIRFIT headband is streamlined, flexible, water-resistant and almost imperceptible on the head. It easily adapts to a variety of uses, including a freestanding lantern, and collapses for compact storage. It’s also compatible with all Petzl helmets. The ultra- thin lamp body rotates 180 degrees, produces 500 lumens with 7 high-powered LEDs and provides clean, uniform light. The single, easily accessible button allows you to switch between 2 beam types and 3 lighting levels, delivering the right amount of light for any situation. Optimally balanced with a rear- mounted battery pack, the IKO CORE weighs only 79 grams. It comes with Petzl’s CORE rechargeable battery, is compatible with standard AAA batteries without an adapter and features a battery charge indicator. IKO CORE is finished off with reflective accents on the back and an IPX4 water-resistance rating, making it ideal for any outdoor activity.

Special Feature: Rechargeable


Color: One


Power Source: Battery Powered


Light Source Type: LED


Material: Plastic


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No


Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 7.56 x 1.65 x 7.8 inches; 2.79 Ounces


Item model number ‏ : ‎ E104BA00


Department ‏ : ‎ Unisex-Adult


Batteries ‏ : ‎ 3 AAA batteries required. (included)


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ July 6, 2020


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Petzl


Customer Reviews: 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars 812 ratings


Special Feature: ‎Rechargeable


Color: ‎One


Power Source: ‎Battery Powered


Light Source Type: ‎LED


Material: ‎Plastic


White Brightness: ‎500 Lumens


Included Components: ‎Lighting


Light Path Distance: ‎100 Meters


Battery Cell Composition: ‎Lithium Ion


Item Weight: ‎79 Grams


Number of Batteries: ‎3 AAA batteries required. (included)


Water Resistance Level: ‎Water Resistant


Brand: ‎PETZL


Brightness: ‎500 Lumen


Battery Description: ‎Lithium-Ion


Runtime: ‎100 hours


Style: ‎Headlamp


Finish Type: ‎Polished


Manufacturer: ‎Petzl


Part Number: ‎E104BA00


Item Weight: ‎2.79 ounces


Product Dimensions: ‎7.56 x 1.65 x 7.8 inches


Item model number: ‎E104BA00


Batteries: ‎3 AAA batteries required. (included)


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Assembled Height: ‎19.8 centimeters


Assembled Length: ‎19.2 centimeters


Assembled Width: ‎4.2 centimeters


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Finish types: ‎Polished


Special Features: ‎Rechargeable


Batteries Included?: ‎Yes


Batteries Required?: ‎No


EU Energy Efficiency Label: ‎A+


Date First Available: July 6, 2020


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    • Bought this for a Ragnar Trail run. Did not disappoint!
Color: One Size: One Size
The media could not be loaded. TLDR, loved everything about it. Honestly cannot come up with a complaint. Battery life was true to the given estimates in the manual. The lighting was phenomenal. Comfort was excellent; you'll forget you're wearing it. It survived TSA across 7 loadings and unloadings from aircraft and went up and down a 7.8-mile mountain trail in the Zion National Park area. Get it. I've never purchased a headlamp before this one, so I don't have anything to compare to it. I purchased this lamp for a Ragnar Trail Run in Utah this May. One of the three loops we were required to run was a 7.8mi Red Loop up and down a mountain. It just so happened that my turn to do this particular loop was around 1030pm so the light was a must-have. CONDITIONS: During this run, there is no artificial lighting. It's just you, the mountain, the stars/moon, and your headlamp. I didn't have the mindset to do a review while I was competing but I did manage to take a short video while on the trail that will give you an idea of the illumination it provides. I ran this loop in 2 hours 19 minutes with the light set at its brightest setting the entire time. Temperature was somewhere in the mid 40's at elevation. It was a dry evening so can't comment on how it holds up in any sort of precipitation. However, I was sweating like a, well, like a fat guy running up a mountain. You can see in the video that I am wearing the headlamp harness underneath a thick beanie with just the light sticking out the front. I'll tell you that well before halfway into the run that beanie was soaked enough that you could have wrung it out. I did not experience any shorts, zaps, or zings of any kind and as I said, with the exception of the LED unit the rest of the harness and battery pack were under the beanie. COMFORT: I can tell you, coming from someone who doesn't particularly like wearing things on my head/face, this thing is so light and comfortable you'll forget you're wearing it. Never once gave it a second thought once I got going. Never felt it, never had any discomfort, didn't feel any heat from the battery pack or the lamp. As far as I was concerned I was shooting light out of my eyeballs at the trail. The team I ran with have done many of these Ragnar races before (this was my first) and they seemed to like it very much. A few tried it on and all made the same surprised face and commented on how it doesn't feel like you're wearing anything at all. Battery life: I used the included battery pack and bought an additional battery pack but never ended up needing it. This lamp will also run on 3 AAA batteries which I can confirm works but only for testing. I did not use AAAs for any length of time. I charged the battery pack before I left home several states away. The battery was fully charged before I left home. It traveled across multiple states, two airplanes (with multiple delays and cancellations) followed by a three-hour drive to the race site, and then sat in a tent for about 17 hours before I needed it. All in all, I'd say it was charged for roughly 48 hours before I actually used it. Overnight temps at camp were in the high 30s / low 40s, and daytime temps were in the mid 70s for the most part. I turned the light on to the highest setting at the start line and it lasted me through the entire 7.8-mile run. Right near the end, maybe 3/4 of a mile from the finish, it did give me the low battery warning by flashing three times but it lasted till the end. In retrospect, the medium brightness setting would've been plenty to see what I was doing out there and increased the battery life drastically but I didn't want to break a leg out there. The instruction manual estimates a 2hr 30min burn time at full strength. I'd say that's fairly accurate given I had it at full brightness for 2hrs 19 minutes plus likely an additional 15 minutes to walk back to camp from the start/finish and root around in my tent for a bit. The manual also says there's an additional 4hr30min reserve but I didn't get to test that. I imagine it drops down to its lowest setting at that point. All in all, I was perfectly content with it. I can't say enough about how absolutely comfortable this thing is. Again, I don't have any experience with other products to compare it to but I can't find any complaints about it. USABILITY: I did see in other reviews that some folks found getting into the battery compartment a bit difficult. I can't say I had that problem. It's just a plastic snap-on cap. I have large hands and was able to pop it off and on with no problems. I actually appreciated that the adjustment strap to fit the device on your melon actually runs thru a section of the battery cover so you can't fumble it and lose it in the dark. I would suggest that when you first receive the device play around with it. Take a good look at how the battery cover needs to be removed and practice a bit so you'll have the muscle memory when you need it in the dark fighting zombies or whatever it is you're doing. The on/off/brightness adjustment button is right below the lamp itself. I personally had no problem finding it with my fingers while wearing it. The lamp does swivel vertically which was nice while running thru varied terrain and incline. It was great to be able to shine upwards so I could see ahead on the uphills to know what I was coming up against. There was a lot of jumping, some climbing, and a ludicrous-speed downhill in some ankle-shattering terrain but I never felt the lamp move from the position I had set it in. DURABILITY: Dunno, this was my first time using it. I basically submerged it in sweat and ran up and down a mountain with it strapped to my dome. It survived TSA so there's that. I like the clip feature that allows you to origami it into a butterfly shape to stow away in its carry bag. Very easy to do so. I intend to do more of these runs and train with the device in the meantime so if it gives up the ghost I'll post an update. Until then, I say buy it. Hope this review helps out. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2023 by Tribal9499
    • Great Lightweight Headlamp for Running
Color: One Size: One Size
After much initial research - I am glad I made the call on this headlamp for running! I bought it in advance of daylight savings, as I typically run after work, and searched for something that would be great for running in addition to any other task I may need a headlamp for down the line. I think this one checks all the boxes quite well. As for exercising, the separated battery makes for a much more comfortable headlamp, and the easily adjustable strap allows for quick adjustments on the fly. I particularly like that the headlamp is all plastic - no worries about a fabric headband getting gross over time! The whole thing can be easily wiped down to clean - a big plus in my book. As for other features, the headlamp is plenty bright on the low setting for running on partially lit streets. The high setting is quite bright and seems like it would be sufficient for any trail runs. For storage, the headlamp can be clicked together and folds nicely into its carrying case that doubles as a lamp - which seems great for camping or any other outdoor/travel activities. I have had no issues with battery life, but I have not used it in extreme cold and charge it weekly/every other week. My only draw back is that I wish the light could be adjusted down slightly more when wearing it - to better illuminate the ground in front of you. But that drawback is minor all things considered. Overall, I think this is a great headlamp as it is bright, well designed for a broad variety of activities, and can be easily stored in a nice carrying case. Glad I went with it! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2020 by Craig
    • A little tight for larger heads
Color: One Size: One Size
I use this for running in the early morning. It stays in place and is light enough to not cause me concern. I chose this because it has three intensity settings—something lacking in other products—and can use either the supplied rechargeable pack or three AAA batteries. My only nit is that the headband sits a little tight on my head, at least when I'm wearing it over a thin, beanie-style hat when it's cold and that's with the adjustable cord set to the largest size. I also like that it folds up for storage in between runs. This is more expensive than other options, but it seems like it's going to last and I'd rather have something that feels like a well-made product. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2023 by MW

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