70 Lumen Head Lamp with 10 UV and 4 Green LEDs

This item is a great option for mobile fishing where you don't have a black light installed or available. Works very well, battery life is better than advertised.

Five stars for an excellent light. I bought this light for night fishing, particularly the UV light and the green light. Both of these features exceeded my expectations. The UV light is excellent for making my florescent fishing line show up very bright at night. I can now throw a lure any direction I want and I'm not restricted to the location of boat attached and very expensive black lights that I've used in the past. The green light did not affect my night vision and was excellent for tying on a fishhook or lure or moving around in my boat. The white light surprised me and allowed me to operate my boat safely, at a very moderate speed of course, with the bright and fairly wide white beam showing the reflective buoys from around 100 yards, while moving around on the lake I fish. The headband is very comfortable, adjustable, easily removed and washable. So far I have worn it for 8 hours without a problem and it was still going strong . It would have been nice if the light had 2 switches, 1 for UV / Green toggling and 1 for toggling between the 2 White lights. With one switch, you have to toggle all the way through to change light functions. Still, it's a great light and it appears to be well built. I expect it to last a long time. It has a 7 hour burn time on the white high beam light, 30 hours of burn time on the UV light and 50 hours of burn time on the Green light function according to the package. I'm posting a picture with this info.

The green light is "brighter" than my red headlamps without ruining my night-vision. The UV is fun for activating fluorescing things.But it's so front-heavy I rarely use this headlamp. It's just uncomfortable to wear on the head and so bulky that even worn around the neck it gets in the way.I'd like to see the battery box moved to the back so only the LEDs are in the front, which would balance it out and distribute the volume.

Why would someone want a black light on their headlamp? So they can see their fluorescent fishing line at night without having to hold a black light flashlight. For me, it's so I can walk the trails while night-hiking, and scan for scorpions, without having to swing a black light flashlight back and forth.Now for the green. Did you know that a green light will illuminate spider eyes like reflecting glass from about 20 yards? Then you follow all the way to the spider, and it's this little 1cm tiny thing!

A bit heavy on your head. I wish you didn't have to cycle through everything each time. but the low light green option works great.

Great head gear for the price.Bright enough white to do the regular - baiting, searching through the tackle box, or even preparing new traces in the dark.I particularly like the uv mode to monitor my chartreuse nanofil line. It also helps me choose lure colors that actually respond to uv light.Green light is great for baiting without spooking the fish around.The white strobe for SOSThe three mode hassle:-1) solid white light2) UV light3) Green4) White Strobenot a fan of switching between modes, however, it doesn't take much time getting used to.

Got this for the black lights, which work fine. Gave only three stars because the on off switch is difficult to feel and takes way way too much grip strength on engage.

It was a gift for my grandkids and they love it.

Super bright and love the different colour settings. Only downfall is it chews through batteries