Regardless of the season, Pelican's new 2690 HeadsUp Lite™ won't leave you in the dark. With 60 lumens of LED light, 10 hours of battery burn time and weighing in at 4.1 ounces, it's brighter, more efficient, compact and lighter than other headlamps in its class. The no-nonsense rotary bezel switch is easy to operate, even when wearing bulky gloves.

The PM6 3330 LED Flashlight is made of light weight Xenoy polymer that's corrosion proof, resistant to extreme temperatures, and extremely strong. It uses a 1 watt LED and is powered by 2 CR123 lithium cells (included). A black oxide coated steel clip is built in and the one-handed tail switch activates the 3330 on, for constant light or momentary blink.

The VersaBrite 2200 Flashlight is made of tough polycarbonate resin that withstands chemicals, water, and corrosion. It's a hands-free light small enough to take anywhere. Clip it on your coat, shirt pocket or hat and allow your hands to be free to work, hike, bike or read. The pivoting head head lets you aim light where you need it. Just twist to turn on. The VersaBrite 2200 is powered by 2 AA alkaline cells (included).

The Recoil LED module produces a true, bright collimated LED beam. The 2410 is corrosion proof, resistant to extreme temperatures, and submersible. It is powered by 4 AA alkaline cells (included). For hands-free operation, attach it to your hard hat with our optional helmet light holder.

The Pelican 7060 LED light employs new dual switch technology that allows the light to be activated by either a body-mounted patrol switch or a tail-mounted tactical switch. The dual switches, which include a momentary mode, allows the user to grip the light in several positions and still control activation. The light incorporates rechargeable Lithium-Ion batteries for maximum brightness and are also light weight compared to standard batteries.

The Pelican 9430 is completely portable, no generators, no extension cord, no fuel or gas cans no bulb replacements. Lifetime warranty. 22 lbs, waterproof case & switch.For more info, please click here.