Klein Tools 56220 LED Light, Hard Hat Headlamp, Flood Light and Spotlight with 45-Degree Tilt and Anti-Slip Strap

I installed this on my hardhat, and the rubber/plastic strap is grippy enough that it holds on without addition of clips or other help. I put it around the circumference right where the lugs for the internal headgear/support clips in. Occasionally I might need to shove the light head itself back downward as it is the only place the unit slips at all. This is also probably due to bumping around and me jiggling it when pushing the on/off button - so I say the grip is not to blame. Only two settings, high and low - which is great. I would be OK with one setting personally. I have had the ones that have 15 settings: Low-Medium-High-Red-Blue-Green and flashing versions of all those. Then you have to push the button 15 times to go from on to off. Very stupid and annoying. Simple=better. Battery life has been very good. Not rechargeable - which suits me perfect. Last thing I need is another cord and the housekeeping of making sure I haven't neglected charging it. Alkaline batteries available everywhere anything is sold ever. Both of these are what is actually important to anyone who has every actually used these for work.

Love the way this grips to the hardhat, no more fussing with straps that tear and stretch. I’ve probably owned a dozen or more headlamps and this is my favourite thus far.

Klein quality, fits hardhat snug

The Silicone strap does hold the lamp on the hard hat and does not slip or become detached. I have now used the head lamp for two nights in a row on construction sites along I-5 and the batteries held up. The on-off button is easy to find and use, the tipping forward mechanism for looking down works and holds where set. I did not test durability or comfort E.G. I didn't drop my hard hat and the light was attached to the hard hat, not my head.

I got this just for the strap. The lamp is alright as sometime it is hard to press