SureFire Minimus LED Headlamp
Black
- Don't underestimate this compact light! Variable light output dial lets you easily set the light up or down from 0 to 100 lumens with a simple twist
- On/off adjustment dial is easy to locate and can be operated with cold fingers or while wearing bulky gloves
- Advanced optics and a high-quality LED form a smooth white beam that corresponds with your peripheral vision; beam also works well for close-up work
- High-quality LED throws light up to 42m on highest setting and 4m on lowest setting
- Expect to get about 1.5 hrs. of runtime on high and 50 hrs. on low using a single CR123A lithium battery, included
- Stretchy headband utilizes a fine mesh material for a comfortable and secure fit; soft Breathe-O-Prene® pads sit against the forehead to wick moisture
- SureFire Saint Minimus headlamp is waterproof to 1m for 30 min.
- Includes a red filter designed to be used at night
Made in USA.
Specifications based on manufacturer's information
| Best use | Camping |
|---|---|
| Bulb type | LED |
| Bulb detail | LED |
| Beam type | Flood |
| Max light output (lumens) | 100 lumens |
| Light output | High: 100 / low: variable lumens |
| Max beam distance (m) | 42 meters |
| Beam distance | High: 42 / low: variable meters |
| Brightness levels | 1 + dimmer |
| Strobes | 1 |
| Average run time | (Regulated) high: 1.5 / low: 50 hours |
| Regulated output | Yes |
| Rechargeable | No |
| Batteries | 1 CR123 |
| Material(s) | Anodized aluminum |
| Dimensions | 3.6 x 1.6 x 1.4 inches |
| Weight with batteries | 3.3 ounces |
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Nov 7, 2013Great Headlamp
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Oct 13, 2013Phenominal LightAmazing Light. As with all surefire products the craftsmanship is superb. Superfast shipping to my local REI store. The hadband is very comfortable and it is replacable. Comes with a red a f...
Read More Amazing Light. As with all surefire products the craftsmanship is superb. Superfast shipping to my local REI store. The hadband is very comfortable and it is replacable. Comes with a red a filter that slips on securely over the light. Super bright on it's high setting and plenty enough light to read a map or book on the low setting even with the red filter. -
Jun 27, 2013Minimus is maximusGreat to keep in your saddlebag, keeps your hands free when working on the bike at night or just looking thru your bags
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Jun 1, 2013No throw lightWhen the power went out this morning, finally decided to write about this great little light. Comfortable and bright(when needed), but low is usually enough because of the great flood. My ...
Read More When the power went out this morning, finally decided to write about this great little light. Comfortable and bright(when needed), but low is usually enough because of the great flood. My main use is under a vehicle or in a dark house. If you are looking for a light with throw--move on. Never worn for a long time, so weight is not an issue, but I don't think it is heavy. Would replace with same if ever a problem with this one. -
May 1, 2013Surefire makes the best lights!Amazing product. Worth every penny!
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Apr 24, 2013A solid piece of gear.Well-constructed, bright, compact, and simple to operate. No extraneous switches or cables. Enough said.
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Apr 24, 2013Great tool!Adjustable output conserves battery life, low output/low light is ideal for reading in camp. This is my second Saint (a spare),and like all other Surefire lighting tools is top quality equip...
Read More Adjustable output conserves battery life, low output/low light is ideal for reading in camp. This is my second Saint (a spare),and like all other Surefire lighting tools is top quality equipment. -
Jun 4, 2012best light i have ever owned!had people who made camp 2 miles away hike over and ask me what headlamp i was using because they could see it from there camp.
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Read More Bought from another source. This casts a wide beam--think of this as a work light, not a spotlight. It uses the 123 cells which remain somewhat hard to find, at least in comparison to AA's. These cells are lithium based which makes them less sensitive to low temperatures. (And light weight.) I consider light to be an essential, so I normally pack two lights anyway. I like to take this as well as a hand held which is normally more of a spot. While this light can be adjusted to bright, it is not great for identifying that animal whose eyes are "glowing" back at you. I already take the LED technology for granted, but super bright, durable, low battery drain lights are a real boon to weight sensitive backpackers.