Low-bulk, perfectly balanced 350-lumen headlamp
For extended low-light adventures, a decent head torch is a must. But many bulky and heavy headlamps get uncomfortable if youre forced to wear them for hours on end. Petzls Iko is different. It has been ergonomically designed for supreme comfort, while combining multiple technologies to offer a bright, 350-lumen output with a weight penalty of just 90g. Key to the design is Petzls Airfit headband, which fuses an ultra-thin lamp body with a battery unit worn at the back of the head. This balanced construction ensures enhanced long-term wearing comfort. The multiple LEDs are easy on the eyes too, being ideally distributed for optimal uniform lighting, with no retina-burning hotspots. The Iko comes with 3 standard AAA batteries but is also compatible with Petzls Core rechargeable battery, making it a versatile adventure companion. The low-bulk design packs away easily, while it can also be worn around the neck or even transformed into a lantern, using the supplied storage pouch.
- Ergonomic and comfortable patented AIRFIT headband
- Innovative, streamlined design, with semi-rigid headband and ultra-thin lamp body
- Rear battery pack distributes the weight of the headlamp over the entire head, making it balanced and comfortable enough to be almost imperceptible
- Water-repellent headband resists sweat and rain. The thin headband considerably reduces the area of contact and improves air circulation during dynamic activities
- Quick and easy rear adjustment
- Lightweight and powerful, with max output of 350 lumens and overall weight of just 90 g
- Multiple LEDs provide homogeneous light distribution
- Two beam types (flood or mixed) and many white brightness levels, to meet different user requirements: proximity lighting, movement and distance vision
- Three lighting levels, easily and quickly accessible with a single button
- Versatile and easy to use hybrid concept design: IKO comes with three standard AAA batteries and is also compatible with the CORE rechargeable battery
- Lamp detects the energy source and adjusts lighting performance (IKO with standard batteries = 350 lumens, IKO with CORE rechargeable battery = 500 lumens)
- Can be mounted in various ways, depending on use: worn on the head or around the neck, placed on a table, attached to a tent pole or tree...
- Storage pouch allows it to be transformed into a lantern
- Reflective components on rear make the user visible at night
- Battery charge indicator when lamp is turned on or off, for checking remaining battery life
- Two LOCK functions to avoid accidentally turning it on
- Can be flattened in its minimal pouch to reduce bulk
- Light output: 350 lumens (ANSI-FL1 STANDARD)
- Weight: 90 g
- Dimensions: 19.2 x 4.2 x 19.8 cm
- Beam pattern: flood or mixed
- Energy: Three AAA/LR03 batteries (included) or CORE rechargeable battery (available as accessory)
- Battery compatibility: alkaline, lithium or Ni-MH rechargeable
- Certification(s): CE
- Watertightness: IPX4 (weather-resistant)
Lighting performance as defined by the ANSI/PLATO FL 1 protocol Lighting color Lighting levels Brightness Distance Burn time Reserve white MAX BURN TIME 6 lm 10 m 100 h - STANDARD 100 lm 45 m 8 h 20 h MAX POWER 350 lm 80 m 2 h 50 h Supports Eco Initiatives - The Petzl Foundation supports non-profit organizations whose role is to discover and protect biodiversity on cliffs, in caves and in mountain ranges
As a brand, Petzl was born in the darkness. Their story began with founder Fernand Petzls passion for caving, back in the mid-1930s. Out of that passion, Petzl started to design innovative solutions for ascending, descending, belaying and moving about underground. This included pioneering headlamps and rope safety equipment. But alpinists soon discovered that what worked below the earth also worked above it, and Petzl kit was quickly co-opted by climbers, mountaineers and skiers.
Today, Petzl remains one of the leading technical brands in all these fields, still devoted to one mission: to access the inaccessible. The product range is split into two core categories: lighting which includes some of the worlds most advanced head torches; and verticality highly technical equipment designed for those venturing into the worlds loftiest mountain ranges as well as the globes deepest, darkest places.
