Rail Mounted Flashlight for ARC Rail Helmets - 3.5" x 1.5", White LED - 360-Degree Rotation & Multi-Mode, Weatherproof & Shock-Proof - Detachable Tactical Helmet-Mount Flashlight

Durable, bright, simple and easy to use.

The media could not be loaded. This is a BRIGHT LIGHT! Press it once for a very bright light. Press it twice for a low light and for the third time for the Strobe Light. I even use it in the house. It's the best light I've ever seen for walkers and canes ***** stars

I had to experiment on my rollator to see where it worked best. I found it worked best on my rollator's thickest tubes, which are almost 1" in diameter. I tried mounting it on the narrower tube where the handles are (for easy reach), but it couldn't keep a firm grip there. The backrest tube is narrower still; that would have been a good mount point for an unblocked beam to the front (because the "back" rest is at the front while you're walking), but that tube was too narrow for this light.The sturdiest mount point was on the thicker 1" tube where the handle tube telescopes. The light has a solid grip there, so that's where I'm keeping it. I had to angle the light a bit so it's not obscured by the tote bag I hang from the backrest, but that's not a problem. I don't need the beam precisely front and center. A little off to the side is good enough for me. Angling the light was easy. I have to bend over a little to reach the light, but I'm okay with that.The on-off switch is a "clicky" push button, like you'd find on many flashlights. You can turn this flashlight off and on with one hand -- if you have one hand in good working order. If you have strength or grip problems, the on-off switch might be too hard for you.The high, low, and strobe settings seem unnecessary. Each time you turn it on, you get the next in rotation: high, low, strobe. Personally, I'd have preferred a straightforward on-off toggle. Why would I want a strobe light one third of the time? If you want the same setting you had last time, it takes 5 pushes of the button to get back to it.The front end of the flashlight can be adjusted for a broad or tight beam. The flashlight is removable from the mount -- if you have the dexterity and grip strength to undo and redo Velcro. It's a nice option that you can use it as a regular handheld flashlight without removing the mount point.I can't vouch for battery life yet. I'm still on the first AA battery after a week and a half of use, but I never have it on for more than a few minutes at a time. Changing the battery involves unscrewing the back end of the flashlight, just as you'd find on many other mini flashlights. Again, you're fine if you have the grip strength to do this, but you might need help if you have problems with grip strength.All in all, it serves my purposes well enough -- getting around in a dark room.

Works perfectly mounted on Our Hard Hat. We bought this for the Hard Hat Flashlight Mount, not the Flashlight! For Drone Twilight operations it would be helpful if the Flashlight option included a RED LED Flashlight. For that, We purchased a 3 pack of RED LED Flashlights that fit this Mount. Perfectly! Good Quality. Concerned about longevity of Rubber Twist mechanism in Mount. Nice burnished aluminum C Clamp held in place by 2 Thumb Screws. Easy to change and adjust when needed for perfect Twilight vision.Time will tell regarding longevity of rubber positioning mount. All in all, does exactly what We needed! Flashlight held in place with hook and loop strap. Good value!

I find that I can even use it to attach my EDC flashlight to my motorcycle helmet. I also like the fact that is that it is adjustable which it saves a lot of neck exercise to get the light beam where I wanted it.

Pay attentionI ordered the wrong thingThat being said I have to order a new mountBut the light is nice

Really well made and intuitive flashlight design. Super easy to mount on any arc rail and the flashlight itself is able to be dismounted from the mount within seconds should you need it freehand. The construction is sturdy and thick enough to handle a couple falls though I feel like the mount has some weak spots like the pivoting mechanism which doesnt feel too sturdy. That being said, the mount DOES have a pivoting feature so you can adjust the light to whatever angle you want it to shine on from your helmet which I found super handy.As for the light itself, it is definitely bright enough for indoor/cqb use. I have not tested it outside so I cannot say how far it is able to project. The flashlight does have a focused beam mode and a floodlight mode that can be switched back and forth simply by moving the head of the light forward or backward, useful if you need focused light or just a lot of itAll in all, this is a fantastic tactical helmet light for all airsofters or cosplayers ESPECIALLY for the value you are paying for, it is absolutely a steal when comparing to other tactical lights. Military or LE may find use for it as well but I am neither so I'll let the professionals decide for themselves on this one.