Nightstick NS-HMC1 Multi-Angle Helmet Mount

My reasons for purchasing these may be a bit unusual, but they are the perfect solution: My Sons are Cub Scouts, and I have them (and Me) in Source Assault hydration packs which are a perfect size and format for them. I got the Condor flashlight pouches so they would have a light secure but easy to access and needed durable not too heavy kid resistant lights for them that would not break the bank. These are nice and light, shock and water resistant, the right format, and decent run time. The only partial negative is that the CR123 batteries are not as cheap or readily availble as AAs or AAAs, but that was a known compromise and they have the benefit of MUCH longer storage life without issues. The mount is a bonus even thought we are not using them. Great light, would be an awesome purchase for emergency kits and gloveboxes since the batteries are long term storage stable and reliable, just keep some extras on hand.

Excellent flashlight at a reasonable price.

Got it in the mail and the next day had a fairly hot fire. It held up very well, and you might think the lumens sound low but it was more than enough and very bright. Easy to install with the mount or in a band. Will buy again if it ever breaks, super happy with it.

Works perfect and mounts easy to helmets. Love that it’s designed to fold down and up. Don’t even notice it since it’s light weight. Not overly bright but definitely not dim.

This flashlight is awesome. I work in construction and use it daily. It's brighter than everything else on the job site and is perfect, clamped to the side of my helmet. The one big catch is that it eats through expensive lithium batteries at a rate of a pair a week. Not sure if this could be fixed with better batteries or not, maybe I'll give it a try.

Have not used it yet in a structure fire but the description says it meets NFPA requirements. Have used it in bunker gear training with smoke machine, and at MVCs and it's very bright. Bunker-gear lights are not compatible with rechargeable Li-ion batteries for obvious reasons. This uses disposable lithium metal batteries. I bought some Amazon basics spare batteries, but also our department supplies batteries. Amazon had the lowest price I could find on this light.

I bought this as a backup to my streamlight helmet mounted light. It's not as compact as the streamlight obviously but it's a lot cheaper and nearly as bright. Not sure if it would hold up as well as the streamlight in a structure fire. I currently have it mounted on my backup helmet that I use for car accidents or rescues. It's easy to mount. It's easy to turn on/off with gloves on.

I got this flashlight the day before we were doing a burn session at the training center. With your structure gloves on it is very easy to turn the light on and off. I like the mount on the flashlight as well. I read a few reviews to add some locktite to the screws which I did. Now in the burn building itself. Even with all the smoke it penetrated through it, and I could make my way through an could see objects around me. It was acutally brighter than my partners helmet mounted streamlight.I did drop my helmet with the flashlight on it approximately 5 feet. it did not budge or loosen. As well the flashlight besides a few scratches still works perfect.