About Petzl Zipka 2 Plus 
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Using the same retractable ZIP cord system as the popular Zipka 2, the Petzl Zipka 2 Plus packs many more features and increased power into the same sized headtorch.
The ZIP retractable cord system feature allows the headlamp to be worn on the head or around the wrist, or attached to any other support, like a tent pole, a bicycle seat post, etc. The Zipka 2 Plus has a single high power LED light source, which is powerful enough to produce a 35m beam (50 Lumens). There is also a secondary red LED which can be used to preserve night vision, or as a safety light when running, walking or cycling on dark roads. This compact and travel friendly headtorch can also be used with lithium batteries, which will further reduce the weight and increase cold weather performance.
- Compact, light and comfortable:
- 25 % more compact than the TIKKA PLUS² headlamp
- single compartment contains LEDs and batteries
- ZIP retractable cord is adjustable
- Versatile and powerful:
- Three white lighting modes (maximum, economic and flashing mode)
- Two red lighting modes: continuous and blinking- type of lighting (white or red) is selected by pressing for two seconds on the push-button (the last mode used remains in the memory until the next use)
- One high-output white LED:
- 50 lumens (maximum level)
- shines up to 35 meters (maximum level)
- 140 h light duration at economic level
- specific Petzl lens optimizes the reach of the beam and maximizes versatility
- Easy to use:
- electronic push-button switch
- battery pack is easy to open
- ADAPT system is quick to mount
- Reliable:
- push-button switch limits inadvertently turning on the lamp during storage
- ZIP retractable cord is made of Dyneema® for excellent durability- battery charge indicator light (comes on when the headlamp illuminates for less than 5 m and there is only 50 % burn-time remaining for proximity lighting)
- Compatible with lithium batteries:
- Better cold weather performance
- Lighter than standard Alkaline batteries
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