Twelve hundred lumens on demand. A dual-die emitter behind a machined TIR lens — the trail has nowhere to hide.
NT-1 VANTA — a headlamp for the hours the sun gives up on.
Your cursor is the beam. Follow it in.
Twelve hundred lumens on demand. A dual-die emitter behind a machined TIR lens — the trail has nowhere to hide.
Flood pours one even wall of light; spot cuts a hard 9° lane two hundred meters out. No tunnel. No halo. No guessing.
A 3400 mAh cell with a cold-weather curve. Reserve mode holds 10 lm for two more nights — the light quits after you do.
Rain, river crossings, mud season, a night at the bottom of a creek. Sealed against all of it, down to 1.5 m for 30 min.
Lighter than your energy bar. You'll forget it's on your head — until the sun goes down and it's the whole world.
NT-1 VANTA ships this autumn. First batch is 500 units, tuned, sealed and burn-tested on the ridge you just walked.