- VARIABLE LIGHT CONTROL: Easily adjust your headlamp’s light output—using the Variable Light Control Technology dial to regulate beam intensity.
- DUAL COLOR: Select from two beam colors—the white chip on board (C.O.B.) utility beam for general use and the red anti-glare LED to prevent “night blindness.”
- REAR-FACING SAFETY LIGHT: Make yourself visible to those behind you with an independently controlled safety light—shining solid red or flashing red—built into the battery housing at the rear of the head strap.
- RECHARGEABLE PLUS: Power your headlamp how it suits you best—using the included COAST ZITHION-X ZX350 rechargeable battery or three AAA alkaline batteries (purchased separately).
- BACKED BY COAST LIFETIME WARRANTY: Take confidence in your product knowing it is backed by COAST’s total commitment to quality and Lifetime Warranty program.
Illuminate with perfect brightness. Featuring COAST Variable Light Control technology, the RL10R headlamp puts responsive lumens-control at your fingertips. A dial on top of the light body allows you to gradually increase or decrease light output, peaking at 750 lumens from the white chip on board (C.O.B.) utility beam. And to prevent “night-blindness,” an anti-glare red LED option makes it easy to read in the dark or navigate with less reflection. The Rechargeable Plus power system runs the headlamp on a ZITHION-X™ ZX350 rechargeable battery (included) or on three AAA alkaline batteries (purchased separately). For long-lasting comfort, the non-slip COAST Ultra-Strap is made of breathable mesh fabric and features a quick-release buckle and reflective striping all the way around. A rear-facing safety signal on the back of the battery housing shines in solid red or flashing red with its own on/off switch so that others can easily spot you in the dark. And the battery life indicator ensures you always know when it’s time to plug back in for a recharge. Constructed of top-grade materials, the RL10R is IP54 water-resistant and dust-resistant and backed by a lifetime warranty.
