Headlamps
Shop rechargeable LED headlamps and head torches in Kenya for hiking, camping, cycling, and any job that needs both hands free after dark. Our range includes brands such as Wuben, Superfire, and Akko Star, with options for different runtimes, brightness levels, and light modes.
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Choose the right headlamp for your needs
Think about runtime before brightness. A headlamp that dies partway through a night hike is more of a problem than one that's slightly dimmer. If you'll be out for several hours, prioritise a longer runtime over maximum lumens.
What to check before you buy
A waterproof rating of IP65 or higher matters if you're hiking or working outdoors in Kenya's rainy season. Red or blue light modes are worth having if you need to preserve night vision or want a low-key signal light. For trail running or fieldwork, prioritise beam distance and brightness instead.
Brands and battery options
Our range includes trusted brands such as Wuben, Superfire, and Akko Star, all rechargeable rather than requiring disposable batteries. A spare rechargeable battery is a useful backup for multi-day trips.
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For area lighting to go alongside your headlamp at camp, see our camping lamps, or browse the wider flashlight range for a handheld option too.