Petzl

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2021/01/18

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Petzl is a French outdoor equipment brand — founded by a cavernaught and now the world's most recognised headlamp brand. The Petzl range at Dwights covers 200–900 lumens across rechargeable and battery-powered models, all with Petzl's characteristic precision and reliability. The Petzl Range at Dwights Tikkina (300 lm): Entry-level AAA battery model — affordable, reliable, suited to casual camping and occasional use. Tikka (350 lm): Compact, lightweight, AAA batteries. The practical go-to for trampers who want a dependable battery-powered torch without USB charging. Tikka Core (450 lm): Rechargeable version of the Tikka with the Core battery — same compact form, USB rechargeable. Actik (450 lm): Dual-power — runs on AAA batteries or the Petzl Core rechargeable battery. The most versatile Petzl for remote NZ tramping. Actik Core (625 lm): Higher output Actik with Core battery included. Strong all-round tramping headlamp. Iko Core (500 lm): Lightweight design with curved headband for comfort on long wearing sessions. Bindi (200 lm): Ultra-compact, clip-on design. Suited to casual use and travel. NAO Performance (700 lm): Reactive lighting that adjusts output automatically to preserve battery. High-performance model for serious tramping and trail running. Swift RL (900 lm): Petzl's top model — reactive lighting, 900 lumens max, USB rechargeable. For technical use and night running. Frequently Asked Questions What's the best Petzl headlamp for NZ tramping? The Actik Core is our top recommendation for most NZ trampers — 625 lumens, Core rechargeable battery included, and dual-power compatibility with standard AAA batteries as backup. For remote multi-day trips where you can't guarantee a power source, having the AAA backup is a meaningful practical advantage. The Tikka is the right choice for trampers who want a reliable, affordable battery-powered option and aren't concerned about recharging. What is Petzl's reactive lighting? Petzl's reactive lighting (on the NAO and S