Cyclops HL500 LED Headlamp with 3 AAA Batteries - Durable Black Polymer Construction
Cyclops
The Cyclops Orion5 LED cap clip light is a compact, hands-free lighting solution designed for hunters, anglers, campers, and anyone who needs reliable task lighting without tying up their hands. This black polymer clip light mounts securely to a hat brim, visor, or cap, positioning a bright LED directly in your line of sight—ideal for field dressing game, tying knots in low light, setting up camp, or navigating terrain after dark. Powered by two included CR2032 batteries, it's ready to use right out of the box.
The Orion5 delivers 30 lumens of white LED output, bright enough for detailed close work in darkness without being so intense that it ruins your night vision or spooks wildlife. The tilt design lets you aim the beam where you need it, whether you're working on a task at hand or scanning your surroundings. Black polymer construction keeps it lightweight and tough enough for field use, and the clip mount is straightforward—no tools, no fuss.
Hat clip lights are a favorite among serious hunters and anglers because they free both hands for the job at hand while keeping the light exactly where your eyes are looking. This Cyclops model delivers that hands-free advantage with solid output and dependable battery life, making it a practical addition to any outdoor pack or field kit.
| Brand | Cyclops | |
| Model | Orion5 | |
| Light Output | 30 lumens | |
| LED Type | White LED | |
| Power Source | 2 CR2032 batteries (included) | |
| Housing Material | Black polymer | |
| Mount Type | Clip (hat/cap/visor) | |
| Features | Tilt adjustment |
The clip design attaches to hat brims, visors, and caps. It grips securely without tools and can be removed and repositioned as needed.
The Orion5 comes with two CR2032 batteries already included, so you can use it immediately out of the box.
Yes. Thirty lumens delivers strong task lighting for close-range work—field dressing, gear assembly, fly tying, and other detailed tasks in darkness. It's bright enough to be useful without being so intense that it interferes with natural low-light adaptation.
The tilt mechanism allows you to aim the light beam up, down, or to the side, keeping your hands free while directing illumination exactly where you're working or looking.