Advanta Saturday- Advanta HT-90B Headtorch

This entry was posted on 25th October, 2019

As the light levels start to change in the UK and the coldness of the Autumn months creeps in, fishing becomes all the more challenging. Anglers need all the help they can get in the low light levels of the foggy bankside and a decent headtorch can certainly work wonders.

Stumbling around in the dark to find the nearest wind up torch or lamp in your bivvy can be a mission in the pitch black hours of the morning or now rather early evenings and so having that light source accessible at all times, right on your forehead means no messing around and possible falling over your tackle!

The Advanta HT-90B Headtorch is easy to use with the simple push button operations, it makes the perfect choice for a night fishing session as this push button is made of rubber with some gripping grooves to ensure even in poor light you can feel and identify where the on and off button is located on the device.

Practical and stylish, this fishing head torch is lightweight and not too bulky making it both comfortable and functional whilst you wear it. It has an elasticated headband so you can stretch to any head size and has an adjustable strap just to give you extra space. This means on the colder mornings and evenings you can slide the headtorch over your woolly hat!

Powered by 3AAA batteries (not supplied), the head torch has a run time of seven hours on low beam! The HT-90B also gives you multi-angle illumination, with a beam reach of 80metres, and 90 lumens brightness – plenty for you to see fish showing on the lake, and see what you’re doing as you’re moving around on the bankside, or getting rigs ready.

The torch also comes with the customizable options of high and medium white light beams, and a high and strobe red beam, giving you tailored bankside illumination, while keeping your hands free to deal with the demands of your fishing.

Lightweight, compact and bright, this is a must have in any anglers collection.

Buy the Advanta HT-90B Headtorch here