Pelican 2760C LED Headlamp - 289 Lumens, Red Light, 101m Distance

The Pelican 2760C LED headlamp puts 289 lumens of white light where you need it, whether you're working a night hunt, setting up camp in the dark, or navigating a trail after sunset. Built by Pelican—a brand trusted for rugged reliability in field and tactical gear—this headlamp delivers the hands-free convenience every outdoorsman appreciates. With a 101-meter beam distance, you get practical illumination for most hunting, fishing, and camping scenarios without the bulk of oversized helmet-mounted systems.

What sets the 2760C apart is the integrated red light mode. Red-light capability matters for hunters who need to preserve night vision or navigate without spooking game; it's equally useful for anglers, overlanders, and anyone who prefers a lower-profile light source during low-light work. The combination of high-output white and red modes makes this a genuine two-tool headlamp, not an afterthought add-on.

Pelican designs gear for serious use. This headlamp carries the same no-nonsense engineering you'll find in their cases and tactical equipment—it's built to work when conditions get rough. Whether you're glassing at dawn, setting a treestand before first light, or troubleshooting gear in camp, the 2760C is the kind of light that earns its spot in your pack.

Key Features

• 289 lumens of white LED output for dependable brightness on trail, field, and campsite
• Red light mode for low-profile navigation and night-vision preservation
• 101-meter beam distance—enough reach for hunting and hiking without excess
• Hands-free headlamp design keeps both hands available for your firearm, rod, or work
• Pelican durability and design standards applied to reliable field lighting

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the red light effective for hunting or low-light navigation?

Yes. The 2760C includes a red light mode designed for scenarios where white light would be counterproductive—preserving your own night vision, avoiding spooking game, or working in camp without losing dark adaptation. Many hunters and night workers rely on red light for this reason.

What's the difference between 289 lumens and other headlamps I've seen?

289 lumens is a solid middle ground for field use—bright enough to safely navigate uneven terrain and glass at distance, but not so intense that it creates a liability in hunting or tactical situations. The 101-meter beam distance supports that practical output level.

Can I use this headlamp for overlanding, camping, and hunting?

Absolutely. The 2760C's brightness and dual-mode design make it versatile across camping, hunting, anglers, and any outdoor work where hands-free lighting improves safety and efficiency.