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PEAX Headlamp Options for Backcountry Use

The Backcountry Duo is PEAX’s named headlamp in current product information, with white and green modes and a rechargeable battery. Match its features to your use.

A PEAX headlamp search commonly points to the Backcountry Duo, a rechargeable model designed for backcountry hunting. PEAX lists white and green light, a 1,000-lumen maximum, a 3,800 mAh rechargeable cell and an IPX6 water-resistance rating. The green-light feature and long low-mode runtimes may suit hunters, but the lamp’s battery arrangement and weight should be considered for other activities. Compare the current model page and included accessories before choosing.

PEAX Headlamp Options for Backcountry Use

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What is the PEAX Backcountry Duo headlamp?

It is PEAX Equipment’s rechargeable headlamp with white and green lighting, adjustable housing and a supplied 18650 battery.

How many lumens does the PEAX Backcountry Duo produce?

PEAX lists a maximum output of 1,000 lumens. Its available output depends on the selected mode.

Is the PEAX Backcountry Duo rechargeable?

Yes. PEAX specifies a rechargeable 3.7 V 3,800 mAh 18650 battery and includes a USB Type-C charging cable.

Can the PEAX Backcountry Duo be used in rain?

PEAX lists an IPX6 water-resistance rating. Follow the maker’s care instructions and do not assume that rating allows immersion.