They have a sale on LED lenser items with free shipping for $100 and over
http://www.yourhomedepot.com.au/brands/led-lenser/
The P14.2 torch is a good price also at $91.95 ($130 at Masters)
http://www.yourhomedepot.com.au/products/led-lenser/p14-2-pr…
Of course you can always just go to masters and get a 10% less pricematch also
For comparison you can get the older P14 from Catch of The Day for $50 + postage (about $8 to brisbane)
http://www.catchoftheday.com.au/product/led-lenser-p14-flash…
If anyone has any experience with using this and any of the high powered cheapo chinese torches/ head lamps please comment also
The h14.2 R edition is way more powerful at 850 lumens vs this 350 but cost $179
http://www.yourhomedepot.com.au/products/led-lenser/h14r-2-h…
It comes with inbuilt rechargeable pack hence the R
I own the original h14
Led lenser is well made but this headlamp is very heavy compared to a zebralight which can hit over 1000 lumens for $89 us
Led lenser is 340g with batteries zebralight is 39 gram not including one 18650 battery
The zebralight is fully submersible to 2m for 30mins
Zebralight H600 MK II Cool White 1090 Lm Flashlight 18650
http://www.zebralight.com/H600w-Mk-II-18650-XM-L2-Headlamp-N…
The led lenser advantage is the flood to zoom feature which can be very useful and tactical
It's not submersible though only splash proof
These have very good warranty (5years I think)
These newer led lensers have selectable regulation on or off
I highly recommend yourhomedepot. Very good service with warranty.
I have been waiting for a real professional review but can't find any but I did find an interesting review by a normal bloke
and he says these new led lensers have a terrible issue
http://www.fishnhunt.co.nz/forum/YaBB.cgi?num=1399432858/2
Having a dependable and powerful headlamp is essential for anything from survival to car breakdown to everytime a
torch is needed. The vital difference is keeping both hands free. Buy at least one top quality headlamp before you buy
Cheap Chinese rubbish with vastly overrated lumens.