5 WAYS TO USE THE MTN HEADLAMP THAT YOU HADN’T THOUGHT OF

Our brothers from SprayPlanet took the initiative to launch the MTN Headlamp, a headlamp that is of great help for those situations in which extra lighting is needed. Because it is a product that may be of interest outside the U.S. we have also decided to launch it from the headquarters in Barcelona. You may think that this is a completely expendable gadget, but this tool offers a solution for many problems beyond strictly painting.

AN UNDERVALUED ACCESSORY

Why didn't I bring a headlamp with me? This phrase has crossed the mind of every writer running through a tunnel, going down a vent ladder with his hands full, or looking for fallen mouthpieces from a broken bag in the middle of a field. How is it possible that such a useful tool is so seldom used? Surely it is due to the stress caused by the question that this need creates: Which one do I buy?

THE QUALITATIVE CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MTN HEADLAMP

Although all headlamps are, to inexperienced eyes, all the same, pricing (which can range between 7 and 200 euros) is an example of the wide variety of options and features that exist in this sector. Thus, the MTN Headlamp includes a series of features that offer great versatility, such as its remarkable 400 lumens of power, its resistance to water, its different light modes (including red light and flickering) or the possibility to charge it via USB. Therefore, this headlamp is not only extremely useful for painting or accessing places with limited light, but it also serves for many other tasks, a few of which we have broken down for you below.

1-BICYCLE LIGHTING AND SIGNAGE

Since it is a lighting instrument, the MTN Headlamp can serve as an emergency light for bike riding, in the event that the bike does not possess its own lighting system or has been damaged. Since it also has a red light option, the headlamp can also serve as a rear light to alert other vehicles.

2-A HUGE HELP FOR UNEXPECTED CAR TROUBLE

Have you ever had to add coolant to your vehicle in a dimly lit place? Well, sooner or later it might happen to you. Although we all have a flashlight on our cellphones, the MTN Headlamp facilitates all kinds of unforeseen tasks that we have to attend to in our vehicles during a night trip, from changing a tire to preparing the color combination of your piece in the trunk.

3-ARTISTIC ILLUMINATION FOR PHOTOGRAPHS

The MTN Headlamp serves as extra lighting for all types of photographs, including those we take of our pieces. In addition to serving as a spotlight, it can also be used to add surprising lines of light in long-exposure photographs.

4-HELP MAKING TATTOOS

Many tattoo artists use headlamps to see better during their work. As the world of graffiti is full of tattoo artists, this tool can be very useful in both fields.

5-AMBIENCE FOR PARTIES

The MTN Headlamp has different lighting modes to choose from, including a flashing light in both white and red, which can help set the mood at improvised parties or in places where a technical device does not exist or cannot be prepared for that purpose. It may seem silly, but give it a try and let us know how it goes. If you want to get your hands on this item, ask your local MTN store or distributor.
by mtn-world via Montana World

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