Fenix has come through once again with the HL50. You can slide the band onto your head and have it act as a headlamp easy enough. However, unscrew the tailcap as if you're going to change out the battery, and you can take the HL50 off the headband to use it as a 90 degree flashlight in hand. Small, easy to use and hold, and light, the HL50 is a marvelous little flashlight.

Running on either one CR123A or AA battery, Fenix's HL50 can shoot a beam from the XM-L2 T6 LED up to 365 lumens, but that is just Burst mode. High is 170 lumens for 3 hours, more than enough time to get wherever you want to go. The beam goes out to 77 meters, not a distance to be sniffed at.

• Manufacturer's page: Fenix HL50
• CR123A output modes:
  Burst: 365 lumens
  High: 170 lumens/3hr
  Medium: 60 lumens/6.33hr
  Low: 4 lumens/150hr
• AA Battery can be used but at reduced outputs and runtimes
  Burst: 265 lumens
  High: 150 lumens/2hr
  Medium: 55 lumens/6.33hr
  Low: 3 lumens/100hr
  
• Beam distance: 77m
• Removable mini flashlight for handheld use
• Enhanced comfort headband
• Size: 2.5" (Length) x 1.3" (Width) x 1.2" (Height)
• Weight: 1.8oz (excluding battery)