PRO · HEADLAMPS

Light That Goes As Far As the Work Takes You.

9,050 real lumens. 25 hours on eco. 115 grams on your head.

Built for the distances that swallow smaller lamps — between stations, across ridges, through the night.

PRO · HEADLAMPS

Stormlight Pro 9000 Headlamp

4 999,00 kr

Flagship output in a 115-gram lamp head. 9,050 real lumens for reading an entire valley, a full work site, or a snowmobile trail at speed. The external 4-cell battery pack keeps weight off your head and lithium cells warm inside your jacket. The 1.5-meter command cable runs the battery wherever the work wants it — chest rig, vest, inside pocket. 25 hours of eco runtime. Charges while in use.

115 g head· 9,050 lm· 25 h eco· 1.5 m cable· IP67

✓ 9,050 real lumens — measured at operating temperature, held for an hour of active use
✓ 25 hours of eco runtime — two full winter nights on one charge
✓ 1.5-meter command cable standard — battery in the jacket, lamp on the helmet
✓ Powerbank function — charge phone, GPS or radio from the pack
✓ Charge while in use — plug in any power bank and keep working
✓ Every part user-replaceable in 5 minutes with a T5 Torx — ten-year part availability

Ships worldwide. All duties included. 14-day returns.

Real Lumens

9,050 Lumens. Held for the Rated Runtime.

Measured at operating temperature, after thermal stabilization.

9,050 lumens. One hour. Full power, in active use.

Three flashes at 10%. 45 minutes follow-me-home at 2,260 lm.

FIELD-TESTED

Real Conditions. Real Reviews.

Every review here comes from a verified buyer with a delivered lamp. We don't filter by rating, we don't pay for reviews, and we ask everyone the same questions — what work, what terrain, what power level, what surprised them. The honest version, in their words.

WHY THIS LAMP

What Makes the PRO 9000 Different.

01 — Real lumens, held

9,050 real lumens — held in active use.

"Active use" is the key. Any scenario where you're moving — snowmobile, ski tour, SAR operation, patrol — delivers enough airflow across the aluminum body to keep the LEDs at temperature for the full hour.

Stand still in still air and the lamp steps down to protect itself. This is how high-output LEDs work honestly. We built around it instead of pretending otherwise.

No boost-mode numbers. No thirty-second peaks. The 9,050 on the spec sheet is the 9,050 you get in the field.

02 — 115 grams on the head

115 grams on the head. 380 grams on the vest.

The lamp head weighs 115 grams — the lightest flagship-class headlamp we know of. You feel it on your forehead less than you feel your beanie.

The 380-gram battery pack sits where you choose — a vest pocket, a chest rig, the inside pocket of your shell, or in your pack. The 1.5-meter command cable is standard on the PRO, because 380 grams is too much for a headband. The battery goes where its weight disappears, and where your body heat keeps the cells warm in deep cold.

03 — Range when you need it. Runtime when you don't.

9,050 lumens for the valley. 25 hours for the night.

When the terrain opens up — a valley at night, a search area that stretches past visible range, a snowmobile run through unlit forest — you hit 9,050 lumens and see all of it. Full output runs for an hour of continuous active use.

When you're working an area, moving between tasks, or keeping the light on through a long rotation, you drop to eco. 25 hours on a single charge. Two full winter nights, back-to-back, without plugging in.

04 — Charge while you work

Plug in a power bank. Keep going.

A USB-C port on the battery pack. Any phone charger works. Plug a power bank into it during operation and the lamp runs indefinitely — the pack charges as you use it, and if the external power runs out you fall back to the internal cells without missing a step.

The same port charges your phone, GPS or radio from the battery pack — enough capacity to top up a modern phone roughly five times. For SAR operations that stretch past expected duration, the lamp stops being just a lamp and becomes part of your energy system.

RUNTIME

Distance, Runtime, and Everything In Between.

The PRO 9000 isn't built for close work. Every mode on this lamp is designed to throw light across distance — from 450 lumens of steady ambient light for camp and staging, all the way to 9,050 lumens when the terrain demands it. Runtimes below are conservative, measured at room temperature on a full pack.

9,050 lm~1 hour100% / active use

Full output. Reading a valley, covering open terrain, or the kind of visibility you need when speed and distance matter together. One hour of continuous active use. Airflow keeps it stable.

~6,790 lm1 h 45 min75%

High-output work. Searching an area at speed, reading terrain at pace, or any scenario where you need to push visibility further than standard work lighting.

~4,525 lm2 h 30 min50%

Active terrain. Technical snowmobile sections, ski touring where snow conditions change, line work between poles in the dark.

~2,260 lm~5 hours25%

Steady work mode. Wide, comfortable light for sustained movement — snowmobile at cruising pace, ski touring on non-technical terrain, SAR work covering ground. Five hours on a single charge. More than a full shift.

~450 lm~25 hours5% / eco

Eco / base light. The setting that runs through a full winter day without plugging in. For camp, overnight operations, waiting at a rescue staging point, or a long rotation where the work goes on and off. More light than many headlamps deliver at full.

Emergency mode.

White Blink and SOS at 2,000 lumens — bright enough to be seen from across a valley, well into the range you need for signaling in a rescue situation.

Triple click from any active mode enters Blink. Single click toggles to SOS. Long press 3 seconds returns to the last used white level.

A note on cold weather.

Lithium cells lose capacity in extreme cold. Every headlamp on the market does. What matters is how much, and whether the lamp still does the job when the temperature drops.

The PRO 9000 has a real advantage here: the battery pack goes where you choose. Keep it in an inside jacket pocket against your body, and the cells stay warm enough to deliver close to their rated output.

At −8°C with the pack exposed, lab testing shows ~56 minutes of full-output runtime — compared to the full hour at room temperature. Moving the battery to an inside pocket eliminates most of the loss.

The battery indicator sits on the pack itself, so you can check remaining charge without taking the lamp off your head.

Charge while in use. Plug a power bank into the battery pack and the lamp runs indefinitely — for SAR operations, multi-day expeditions, or any scenario that stretches past what a single charge covers.

BUILT FOR THIS

Where the PRO 9000 Earns Its Keep.

Snowmobile operator with the Stormlight PRO 9000 at night

Snowmobile operations

A snowmobile at cruising pace on an unlit trail, in the dark, in January. Speed, distance and cold — the three conditions that break most headlamps. The PRO 9000 holds 9,050 lumens of airflow-cooled output, gives you five hours of steady work-mode runtime for patrol rotations, and lets you keep the battery in your jacket where it stays warm.

This is what winter maintenance crews use for runs between remote hydropower stations in Northern Norway — through the coldest months, where reading the trail ahead at snowmobile speed is the difference between seeing and guessing.

ATV operator with the Stormlight PRO 9000 in utility terrain

ATV & utility terrain

Maintenance runs, patrol, reindeer herding, utility access — work that happens on four wheels between one fixed point and another. The PRO 9000 is over-engineered for this, which is the point: light that reads the terrain at ATV speed, with enough reserve that the operator stops thinking about it.

Wide, high-output white beam. IP67 against the weather. Battery pack on the vest or clipped to the rig. A full day of work on a single charge if you're not running at max the whole time.

Search and rescue

SAR operations that push past expected duration need lamps that don't force hard trade-offs. The PRO 9000 gives you full flagship output when you're covering ground at speed, drops to 25 hours of eco when you're holding a position or running a staging point, and takes external power whenever a power bank is available.

The 1.5-meter cable means the battery rides where it works — vest, chest rig, under the shell in extreme cold. Four 21700 cells mean reserve that can also charge a phone, a GPS or a radio. In a rescue context, the lamp stops being just a lamp and becomes a mobile power source.

Ski tourer with the Stormlight PRO 9000 before dawn

Ski touring & guiding

Long approaches in the dark. Descents where snow conditions change without warning. Full-day tours that start before sunrise and end after sunset. The PRO 9000 is built for ski mountaineers, guides, patrollers and experienced backcountry users who need output that reads variable snow at speed.

Battery pack in the jacket's inside pocket keeps the cells warm. The 115-gram lamp head stays comfortable over a 12-hour day. Click-release moves the lamp from headband to helmet as conditions require. 25 hours on eco covers multi-day trips without a charge.

Also used by: Mountain guides, avalanche responders, arctic expedition teams, power company winter maintenance crews, and anyone whose work stretches across open terrain in the dark.

THE SYSTEM

One Mounting Standard. Every Model In the Range.

The PRO 9000 shares the same click-release and GoPro-compatible mount as every other PRO model. Accessories you buy for the 9000 fit the 3100, the 1200 and the 700. Mount infrastructure you build once covers the whole fleet.

Click-release on the headband

Same as every other PRO model. Click the lamp off, onto a helmet mount, onto a bar or chest mount, onto any Stormlight accessory. Seconds, no tools.

Command cable — 1.5 meters standard

The cable is long by design. The PRO 9000 is built to be run with the battery pack in a vest, chest rig, pack or inside jacket pocket — where its 380 grams goes unnoticed, and where cold-weather users keep lithium cells warm against their body.

For shorter setups, take up the slack with a Velcro strap or tuck the extra length into a pocket. The cable is a separate user-replaceable part.

Stormlight's four-prong mount

Our own click-release design. Four prongs, deliberate press to release. Built to stay attached through vibration, impact and cold — the failure modes that eventually break cheaper mount systems. Every Stormlight accessory uses the same standard.

GoPro-compatible as well

The lamp head also accepts any standard GoPro mount, so whatever you already own works out of the box.

Charging, three ways

USB-C on the battery pack charges the lamp directly. Any phone charger works. With a 45 W fast charger, the full 4-cell pack reaches 100% in about two hours.

The lamp charges while in use: plug a power bank into the pack during operation and it runs indefinitely. And the pack is a powerbank itself — USB-C out to phone, GPS or radio.

Helmet mounts, chest rigs, bar mounts

Available as accessories. Same mounting standard throughout the PRO range, so anything you buy for your PRO 9000 fits every other PRO model you'll ever own.

SPECIFICATIONS

The Numbers.

Output: 9,050 real lumens (measured at operating temperature, held in active use)
LEDs: 4× high-output white (no red LED on this model)
Optics: Four-lens system, wide even flood, no hot spot
White modes: 9,050 / ~6,790 / ~4,525 / ~2,260 / ~450 lm + Blink + SOS
Driver: Zero-flicker DC constant-current at every level
Lamp head weight: 115 g
Battery pack weight: 380 g
Full system weight: 495 g
Battery: 4× 21700 Li-Ion (6,000 mAh cells), 6,000 mAh at 14.8 V, ~89 Wh (airline carry-on approved)
Battery indicator: On the battery pack
Command cable: 1.5 m standard, user-replaceable
Runtime 9,050 lm: ~1 hour (full output, active use)
Runtime 6,790 lm (75%): 1 h 45 min
Runtime 4,525 lm (50%): 2 h 30 min
Runtime 2,260 lm (25%): ~5 hours
Runtime 450 lm (eco): ~25 hours
Runtime at −8°C @ 100%: ~56 min, pack exposed (lab-measured)
Step-down: 3 flashes at 10%, then 45 min follow-me-home at ~2,260 lm
Charging: USB-C, ~2 hours with 45 W fast charger
Powerbank function: Yes — USB-C out to phone, GPS or radio
Charge while in use: Yes
Waterproofing: IP67
Operating temperature: −25°C to +60°C
Housing: Full aluminum lamp head, hybrid cooling
Mount: Stormlight four-prong click-release + GoPro-compatible feet
Headband: Black with white Stormlight text, 3-point, click-release
Repairability: Every part user-replaceable, T5 Torx, ~5 minutes
Part availability: 10 years
Origin: 70°N — invented & tested in Northern Norway

THE PRO RANGE

Which PRO Is Right for the Job?

Four lamps, one mounting standard, one repair system. The 700 and 1200 are integrated-cell service lamps. The 3100 and 9000 are external-battery field lamps. Pick by how far you need to see.

	PRO 700	PRO 1200	PRO 3100	PRO 9000This lamp
Real lumens	725	1,235	3,150	9,050
Weight on head	90 g incl. battery	90 g incl. battery	62 g head	115 g head
Battery	1× 18500, integrated	2× 18500, hot-swap	External 2× 21700 pack	External 4× 21700 pack
Runtime at full	90 min	90 min	1 h 30 min	~1 h (active use)
Runtime at eco	~120 h @ 5 lm	~240 h @ 5 lm	~40 h @ ~160 lm	~25 h @ ~450 lm
Red LED	Yes	Yes	No	No
Command cable	—	—	Standard	1.5 m standard
Powerbank / charge in use	—	—	Yes	Yes
Built for	Electricians, HVAC, fleet	Line work, tunnel, aquaculture	SAR, tracking, field ops	Snowmobile, ATV, SAR, ski touring
Price	999 kr	1,499 kr	2,999 kr	4,999 kr

WHAT YOU GET

Everything You Need. Nothing You Don't.

PRO 9000 lamp head
4-cell battery pack (4× 21700, 6,000 mAh, 14.8 V)
1.5-meter command cable
Black headband with click-release (3-point)
Quick-start guide

A note on the charging cable:

You won't find a USB-C charging cable in the box. We've chosen to leave it out since most of us already own several. Producing and shipping another one when yours works perfectly well is the kind of small decision that adds up. Every cable we don't make is one less in the world's drawers.

It's a small thing, but we think it matters.

BUILT TO LAST

The Best Repair Is the One You Never Need. But When You Do —

Easy repairs. Five minutes. One T5 Torx.

Every part of the PRO 9000 is user-replaceable — the battery pack, the command cable, the lens, the switch, the driver board, the housings, the headband. No soldering. No proprietary screws. No trips to a service center. We send the part directly to you, with instructions. Ten-year part availability on every PRO model we ship.

Break a lens on a job site. Order the part. Fit it at the kitchen table. Back to work tomorrow. That's the design brief.

Learn about our repair service →

70°N — invented & tested in Northern Norway

Designed in Burfjord, above the Arctic Circle, where the polar night lasts for months and a headlamp is a tool, not an accessory. Manufactured at our co-owned facility in Shenzhen to the standard that origin demands. Shipped worldwide with all duties included. Returns accepted from anywhere — one conversation, one shipment.

Read our shipping & support policies →

QUESTIONS

Before You Buy.

The questions we get most often — answered straight, no marketing language.

What does "real lumens" mean on this spec sheet?

It means the number is measured after the LEDs have reached operating temperature and the cooling is in steady state — not in the first seconds after switch-on, before the heat catches up. And it means the number is held across the rated runtime at full power, not a peak that fades in the first minutes.

For the PRO 9000: 9,050 lumens, one hour, in active use. When the lamp can no longer hold that, it tells you — three flashes, then a deliberate step-down to 2,260 lumens for 45 minutes of follow-me-home. You always know where you stand.

Will a 115-gram lamp head really hold up at speed?

Yes — and the weight is exactly the point. The 115 grams is the entire electronics package: full aluminum housing, four high-output LEDs, four-lens optics, driver board, and the IP67-rated port. The reason it's that light is that we moved the heavy part — the battery — off the head and into a separate 380-gram pack you keep in your jacket, your vest, or on your hip belt.

For an eight-hour shift, that means no neck fatigue, no headache after the work, and a lamp that still delivers 9,050 real lumens when you point it at the terrain.

Is the battery pack stable when riding hard?

Yes — that's one of the reasons the battery is external. With a 115-gram lamp head and a 380-gram pack worn on a hip belt, vest or in a pocket, weight distribution stays low and centered. There's nothing heavy bouncing on the front of your head on rough terrain or technical sections.

The click-release on the headband means you can move the lamp to a helmet in seconds without tools.

What does the beam pattern actually look like — flood or spot?

Wide, even flood — not a tunnel-vision spot. The four-lens optical system spreads the 9,050 lumens across roughly a 15°–30° field, with no hot centre and no dead zones at the edges of your peripheral vision.

This is deliberate. For high-speed work in the dark, you need to read terrain at the edges of your field of view, not just what's directly ahead. A spot beam at 9,050 lumens would be blinding in the centre and useless to the sides. The four-lens approach gives you the same total output in a beam shape that matches how your eyes actually scan terrain in motion.

How does it actually perform in the cold?

Operating range is −25°C to +60°C. The full aluminum housing handles cold without issue — the question is the battery.

Lithium cells lose capacity below roughly −10°C, which is true of every battery on the market. The difference with the PRO 9000 is that the battery pack is external and the standard cable is 1.5 m. In deep cold you keep the pack inside your jacket where your body heat keeps the cells warm and the lumens where they should be. The lamp head sits on your helmet or headband; the pack stays warm; you get the rated 9,050 lumens instead of a derated number you didn't expect.

This is the practical reason the lamp head and battery are separate. It's how a high-output headlamp works honestly in real winter conditions.

What's the difference between PRO 9000 and SPORT 9000?

Same lamp head, same optics, same battery pack, same runtime. The differences are the colorway and the channel. PRO comes with a black headband with white Stormlight text and 1.5 m command cable as standard, and is sold with fleet pricing, dealer support and a professional service framework. SPORT carries the yellow Stormlight branding and is sold as a consumer product.

Pick PRO if the lamp is a tool you depend on for paid work. Pick SPORT for personal sport, recreation and adventure.

How does the repair service work in practice?

Email us with what's wrong. We send you the replacement part with simple instructions. Most repairs take under five minutes with a T5 Torx driver; the battery pack and cable need no tools at all.

If the failure is something you don't want to handle yourself, you ship the lamp to us and we handle it. No service-centre network, no authorised repair shops. One channel, direct.

Parts are guaranteed available for ten years from the model's launch. More about repair →

Can I use a different mount than the one in the box?

Yes. The lamp head has GoPro-compatible feet built in, so any standard GoPro mount — helmet adapter, handlebar mount, chest rig — works out of the box.

For mounting on our own click-release system, we use a four-prong connection (the GoPro standard uses two). Both work. The four-prong keeps holding the day one prong breaks, which is the practical reason we engineered it that way.

Our own helmet mount is available as an accessory and fits standard safety helmets and ski helmets. See the helmet mount →

Is the battery pack airline-safe?

Yes, in carry-on. The 4-cell pack (4× 21700, 6,000 mAh at 14.8 V) works out to about 89 Wh, well under the 100 Wh limit for lithium-ion batteries in cabin baggage on every major airline. Always pack it in your carry-on, never in checked luggage — that's the rule for any lithium battery, not specific to ours.

If you're travelling with several spare packs, check your airline's specific policy in advance.

How long does shipping take, and what about customs?

Worldwide air shipping, 2–7 days to most destinations. All duties and import taxes are included in the price you see at checkout — nothing extra to pay on delivery.

14-day return window from the day the lamp arrives. If something's wrong or it's not what you expected, ship it back and we refund in full.

The Light That Goes the Distance.

9,050 real lumens when the terrain calls for it. 25 hours on eco when the night runs long. 115 grams on the headband, 380 grams on the vest, 1.5 meters of cable between them. Everything user-replaceable. Built for the distances that swallow smaller lamps — and for the people who work in them.

4 999,00 kr

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