Fenix HM62-T Lightweight Trail Running Headlamp - Cargonaut Supply

Fenix HM62-T Lightweight Trail Running Headlamp

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$75.95
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Fenix HM62-T Lightweight Trail Running Headlamp - Cargonaut Supply
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Fenix HM62-T Lightweight Trail Running Headlamp

$75.95

Ships directly from Fenix Store, and shipping is calculated at checkout.

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The Fenix HM62-T is a trail running headlamp built to disappear on your head while keeping up with serious mileage. Its magnesium body runs 30% lighter than aluminum, and the two-way adjustable SPORT headband includes an integrated emergency whistle — a small detail that matters a lot if a run ever goes sideways. A large side switch keeps operation simple even mid-stride, cycling through a genuine 1200 lumen headlamp output on Turbo, with a beam that reaches 150 meters and runtimes stretching up to 280 hours on Low.

The included USB-C rechargeable 18650 battery is also CR123A-compatible for backup power in a pinch. IP68 waterproofing and 2-meter drop resistance round out a headlamp that combines real performance with genuine durability — built for the miles that go past sunset, not just the easy ones.

Shipping and returns

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To start a return, email info@cargonautsupply.com with your order number before sending anything back. We will arrange the return with the maker and send you instructions. Read the refund policy.

Trademark and affiliation

Cargonaut Supply is an independent shop and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Rivian Automotive. “Rivian,” “R1S,” “R1T” and “R2” are trademarks of Rivian Automotive and are used here only to describe fitment.

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