Panther VisionPOWERCAP LED Beanie Cap 35/55 Ultra-Bright Hands Free LED Lighted Battery Powered Headlamp Hat Gifts for Dad Father Men Husband - One Size - Plaid Red & Black

Snappy hat for winter walks in those dark months in my state. I like that this hat takes batteries rather than a rechargeable option. Bright enough for walks in my lighted neighborhood with street lights. Actually light is bright enough to see wear doggie dropped his doo-doo

Love the relocation of the switch to the front and the high/low beam feature on this product. (I own an older model with less convenience.) Bought this for our 3-year-old. He’s got a big head but there’s room for growth.

The hat gives a bright light aimed in the right direction to make walking easier in the dark. The On-Off Switch makes the hat easy to turn on and off, which is needed because is too bright to leave on when facing someone talking to them. Ones size fits all is a minor thing - my hat size would be large so the fit is not great for me.

Fits well, is warm enough and the light is bright enough for night walks without being blinding.

First impression is it runs very large but I have a large noggen (7-3/8) so I would think this would be huge on someone with a small head. The lights are perfect on cold dark mornings pre tripping a truck. The material is thin polliester but ok for my use, fuzzy.

this works really well !! I love it , i wear it when i go out to get the mail in the dark !

This is such a great light! Runs on batteries but the LED is so bright. I even use it for reading while my husband sleeps.

I bought this as a Christmas gift for a friend who lives in snowy New England. It's absolutely perfect and practical, especially when she's walking her 2 dogs at night. Not only can she see her dogs, but cars can see her as well. She loves the fact that she doesn't need to carry a flashlight. Plus the hat keeps her head warm. We love this product!!!!!

Ordered for the wife she loves it makes it easier for her to use at night when she's walking the dog

Night walks