Petzl MYO XP Belt

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The MYO XP Belt is a headlamp made by Petzl. It hasn't been rated yet. Be the first to write a review.

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From Moosejaw:
"On Sale. Free Shipping. Petzl Myo XP Belt Headlamp (Fall 2009) - BACKPACKER 2008 EDITOR'S CHOICE The Myo XP Belt Headlamp by Petzl is a high-output headlamp, 3 lighting levels, Boost mode and Wide Angle lens and remote battery pack. Specifications: CE Wide Angle lenses made of impact resistant polycarbonate Water resistant for all-weather use Operates on 3 AA/LR6 batteries (included) 3-year guarantee Weight: 220 g including batteries, 75 g on the head Features: new LED : 3 times brighter, shines up to 97 meters, 150 lumens (Boost mode), 85 lumens (Maximum level) Headlamp can adapt to your lighting needed ability to adapt the lights brightness to the activity : 3 lighting levels maximum, optimum, economic) Wide Angle lens allows to quickly switch from flood beam proximity lighting to focused long-distance lighting in a single movement Boost mode increases power if needed, while optimizing energy consumption and weight (175 g including batteries) perfect for endurance-oriented activities: 180 h light duration at economic level light body is tiltable to direct the light beam where needed energy source (alkaline or rechargeable batteries) can be quickly changed: simple and quick to use connector system connects the battery to the headlamp Designed for use in cold temperatures and reduces the weight worn on the head battery pack can be worn under clothing to help conserve battery power weight worn on the head is reduced to 75 g Comfortable and stable compact design adjustable elastic headband top strap ensures the headlamp stays in place in case the cable gets pulled Reliable and durable battery charge indicator light : warns when batteries are 70% and then 90% discharged buttons are protected when light body is in up position bulb does not need to be replaced water resistant for all-weather use"

From Backcountry.com:
"You'll appreciate the excellent cold-weather performance of the Petzl MYO XP Belt Headlamp the next time you're in the mountains for a freezing 2 a.m. alpine start. Regular headlamps run out of energy very quickly when cold weather saps their power, but the MYO XP Belt Headlamp has a remote battery pack that can be worn inside your jacket to keep it warm and therefore keep the light going. A single ultra-bright LED bulb provides light up to 97m in boost mode and lasts for 180 hours on the lowest setting. For close-up work or reading in the tent, flip up the wide-angle lens to spread out the light."

From REI:
"Hardy enough to handle the rigors of serious outdoor adventures, the Petzl Myo XP Belt headlamp is ideal for cold-weather activities. Remote battery pack allows the batteries to be kept warm under clothing to help conserve battery power while climbing glaciers, skiing and backpacking. Battery pack also reduces the weight worn on the head to only 2.6 oz. (75g). Single high-output LED with three lighting levels, boost mode, strobe mode and diffuser lens meet the demands of nearly any lighting situation. Powerful LED is 200% brighter than previous models. LED casts beam up to 97m (318 ft.) in boost mode; boost mode offers 50% more light than maximum level for 20 sec. Battery-saving LED technology creates long burn times—up to 180 hrs. on economic level. Hinged diffuser lens allows for either long-distance spot lighting or flood beam proximity lighting. Tri-color LED battery-life indicator light warns when battery is 70% discharged (orange) and 90% discharged (red). Adjustable elastic headband is comfortable to wear; top strap ensures headlamp stays in place. Lamp body can be tilted to direct light beam where needed. Housing/switch design prevents unit from accidentally turning on when stored. Water-resistant design handles inclement weather. Powered by three AA batteries, included."