Thanks Jansen. Crisp and professional presentation, factual with actual demo on type of ground where the product would be well worth it , to save yourself from possible catastrophic fall. For someone fishing types of marks that are tricky when loaded with kit, sometimes you just have to put things in perspective.
Thats a serious bit of kit , great value for money i recon, ideal for the more challenging night venues on the south wales coast , Penarth head looking good at 4000 lumens 😀 Time for an upgrade from the trusty led lenser xeo
Looms great but im saturated with headlamps right now. 3 Fenixes, some LedLenser and Sofirn. Fenixes are by far the best. This year i also got CL27&28R, love them both. Never bought Fenix handheld flashlights, i hate press and hold to On.
I was almost sold on one. But the battery is not interchangeable. I use my lights every night. Walking my dogs. The battery would only last me a few years at best. Not dropping $200 on a light. That I can't change batteries on. I ended up getting a Imalent Ht70. Supposed to hold 800 lumens. While this one supposed to hold 1,200. Which is crazy for a head lamp. I really wanted this one.
Come on don't kid yourself you know damn well you can break into that pack and get to the batteries and swap it out. There is no way that is not possible. Even though they say it's "fully sealed" they had to get batteries and assemble it somehow and that means there is a point where 2 pieces have to come together. Find that point and there you go your in.
@@Mr.Thermistor7228 I’m not paying $200 for a product. I have to borderline damage. To make functional. For $200 it better come with a lap dance. Let alone me having to put work into it. I bought the Imalent HD70 on pre order for $30. Knowing I’d have to modify for comfort. That’s fine. But $200? I’ll take my money elsewhere.
I can't pull the trigger on this one, the integrated/proprietary battery pack is a deal breaker. They should have just kept it the same as the HP30R, 2 standard 21700s.
Are you sure that was 4000LM at 18:36? That doesn't look anywhere near what the spotlight was giving out at 15:04. Even the floodlight at 17:26 looks brighter. It doesn't look close to 4000LM output at 19:12. I don't think you had both on turbo, because the turbo result looks dimmer than each light on it's own.
@@One.man.one.leg.casting It’s actually significantly cheaper than the Petzl Duo listed on our site. We believe that for those anglers who regularly fish in potentially dangerous locations, it’s money well spent.
If it’s reliable and does all you want then I would rather be wearing that out on the low water reefs in the channel wouldn’t fancy my chances with a cheap model and packing up on me. But it’s all relevant for someone’s needs.
@@allenbrown8158 It’s not going to suit everyone’s pocket, but when you consider a huge number of anglers will fish with a pair of rods costing around £1,200, it puts things in to perspective. A quality head torch should be a safety consideration for anyone fishing from a potentially dangerous location after dark.
@@Dave30867 Sorry to hear that. We don’t set the price, it’s kind of the difference between a Ford and a Mercedes…. A £25.00 headlight is unlikely to be very high quality and wouldn’t stand up to hard use over a long period of time. If you’re fishing regularly at potentially dangerous locations, a good headlamp is a must for serious anglers.
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Thanks Jansen. Crisp and professional presentation, factual with actual demo on type of ground where the product would be well worth it , to save yourself from possible catastrophic fall. For someone fishing types of marks that are tricky when loaded with kit, sometimes you just have to put things in perspective.
Great review as always, it is expensive but could save your life one day. Really impressive bit of kit
Jansen, yet another great review albeit somewhat injurious to the wallet, but the ultimate safety tool. As always, thank you for sharing.
Worth every penny if it saves your life,yes it's expensive but quality always is remember buy cheap buy twice
Thats a serious bit of kit , great value for money i recon, ideal for the more challenging night venues on the south wales coast , Penarth head looking good at 4000 lumens 😀 Time for an upgrade from the trusty led lenser xeo
It really is!
Hi, I'm considering buying this piece of kit. Is it possible to demonstrate using the battery pack as a power bank please?
Looms great but im saturated with headlamps right now. 3 Fenixes, some LedLenser and Sofirn. Fenixes are by far the best. This year i also got CL27&28R, love them both.
Never bought Fenix handheld flashlights, i hate press and hold to On.
Excellent revue ! Ty
Superb review. How long would the battery pack red light runtime be please?
I was almost sold on one. But the battery is not interchangeable. I use my lights every night. Walking my dogs. The battery would only last me a few years at best. Not dropping $200 on a light. That I can't change batteries on. I ended up getting a Imalent Ht70. Supposed to hold 800 lumens. While this one supposed to hold 1,200. Which is crazy for a head lamp. I really wanted this one.
Come on don't kid yourself you know damn well you can break into that pack and get to the batteries and swap it out. There is no way that is not possible. Even though they say it's "fully sealed" they had to get batteries and assemble it somehow and that means there is a point where 2 pieces have to come together. Find that point and there you go your in.
@@Mr.Thermistor7228 I’m not paying $200 for a product. I have to borderline damage. To make functional. For $200 it better come with a lap dance. Let alone me having to put work into it. I bought the Imalent HD70 on pre order for $30. Knowing I’d have to modify for comfort. That’s fine. But $200? I’ll take my money elsewhere.
For men with long hair, would the battery pack conflict with the placement of a hairband, or be obtrusive?
Fantastic bit of kit
It does look a cracking bit a kit but I much prefer a red light on the front of a head torch , my current headlamp is a ledlenser H19R core
Put a red plastic filter on
Nice review. Looking to upgrade my Fenix HM65R which i've found to be very worth the money as with all Fenix products.
Me too, but im not sure is this the way to go, or something like hm75r with extended battery?
Nice love fenix light i own a fenix hp30r thogher with 2 hm71r and a E81r and it looks like i am goin to get this hp35r.
HP35R vs hp30r v 2.0 which one is the best ? 🥇
I probably wouldnt swap my old hp30. The lights are good and the customer service from fenix is always good.
Same
I can't pull the trigger on this one, the integrated/proprietary battery pack is a deal breaker. They should have just kept it the same as the HP30R, 2 standard 21700s.
Exactly but ive read the the hp30r v2 battery pack fits on this model dunno if u can buy the hp30r battery pack seperate though.
Are you sure that was 4000LM at 18:36? That doesn't look anywhere near what the spotlight was giving out at 15:04. Even the floodlight at 17:26 looks brighter. It doesn't look close to 4000LM output at 19:12.
I don't think you had both on turbo, because the turbo result looks dimmer than each light on it's own.
@@Mapantz1 you’ve got me questioning myself now😄I know for a fact that it looked every bit of 4000 lumens when I was using it….
Vmo products are excellent and keeps value for year 👍,just Got some some of eBay and surprised by quality 😅
That’s an obscene price for a headlamp
@@One.man.one.leg.casting It’s actually significantly cheaper than the Petzl Duo listed on our site. We believe that for those anglers who regularly fish in potentially dangerous locations, it’s money well spent.
If it’s reliable and does all you want then I would rather be wearing that out on the low water reefs in the channel wouldn’t fancy my chances with a cheap model and packing up on me. But it’s all relevant for someone’s needs.
@@phil2068 I’ve got the hp30r v2 which at £200 notes is well worth the money I just think £250 is a bit pricey the olight perum 2 is ideal as well
You obviously don't do a full seasons of night fishing
@@randomescuyou can swap the battery pack with a remplacable battery pack
Check out this ultra impressive new Fenix head torch, right here- www.veals.co.uk/product/fenix-hp35r/?aff=27
£ 255 I dont think so
@@allenbrown8158 It’s not going to suit everyone’s pocket, but when you consider a huge number of anglers will fish with a pair of rods costing around £1,200, it puts things in to perspective. A quality head torch should be a safety consideration for anyone fishing from a potentially dangerous location after dark.
The run times are a load of tosh what the manufacture specify all marketing bull
You think they just pick random number out of their ass? Get a grip
Hp30r v2 is better. This one is a down grade imo
Jeeeessss, I could buy a new rod for that price.
Are people really that stupid you could buy 10 great quality headlamps at that price throw it in the trash im unsubscribing ok . 😠
@@Dave30867 Sorry to hear that. We don’t set the price, it’s kind of the difference between a Ford and a Mercedes….
A £25.00 headlight is unlikely to be very high quality and wouldn’t stand up to hard use over a long period of time. If you’re fishing regularly at potentially dangerous locations, a good headlamp is a must for serious anglers.
@@VealsMailOrder2898i drive a ford 🫣
@@VealsMailOrder2898 i drive a ford 😢
@@archstanton6310 Nothing wrong with a Ford!
Are you really that stupid to think 10 trash piece of shlt headlamps is equal to this? Get lost clown