Life Mounts LED Tactical Helmet NVG Shroud Mounted Light

It’s perfect. I use it for while I’m searching buildings. It attaches my helmet, just as easy as NVGs do my only issue is is the light on the mount is loose and it’s a pain to try and tighten

This is a very product Very bright.. Our son has to wear a helmet because of seiZures Work great

Just like most of the other reviews say its a bit cheap and flimsy. I have a bullet proof tactical helmet and it fit perfectly. It was very easy to install. However if I were to get into an altercation or hit my head while doing tactical things I don't think the light would survive it. I didn't want to spend hundreds of dollars on a light so this was a cool alternative.

It works

Small set screws came loose and when tightened down they punch through the back, the mount is ok BUT the light is super floppy and Moves too much, brightness is great though

the pros: this NVM lamp is very small , and packs a huge punch with its brightness! It has two visible light setting you can adjust with the small power switch on top of the lamp. one click for full , two for half and three for ful IR, four for flashing IR. cons: the silicon recharging port cover is very flimsy and I fear it will become detached as it is used over time. but the port is located on the bottom of the amp, so it may not get wet as easily there. the case is made of very cheap plastic , it will probably crack in the cold if it is knocked against something. but for $29.00 , I cant complain too much and I will use this until it is no longer functioning.

Perfect product, fast shipping.

It mounts okay, but moves around too much. If you tighten down the screws to keep it in place, then it's near impossible to affix the mount. It's also annoying that you can't just turn it on and off, and have it remember your last settings. Instead, you have to always cycle through all the options to turn it off again. It goes from the brightest option, to dimmer, to solid red, to flashing red, and then to off. So always having to click it four times to turn it off. Why? Very poor design. Also, you have to use their rechargeable battery, and there is no option to swap in either AAA alkaline, nor AAA rechargeable batteries. This is a problem since the battery may run out of power while my search and rescue team is operating in the field on a mission to save some child lost in the woods. I can't tell the kid to wait several hours while I go back to base camp and charge my light, and I can't operate in the dark, so that means I need other lights with me, so what's the point of having this light then? Not impressed with this light at all. Keep looking for a better option.