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Fenix HM65R Head Torch

Rechargeable! Tough, powerful and versatile! Features independently controlled spot and flood light!
The Fenix HM65R headlamp features both an independently controlled spotlight and a floodlight for a combined maximum 1400 lumens of neutral and white light. Powered by the included 3500mAh battery, this headlamp is USB-C rechargeable and includes a battery level indicator. It is made of a magnesium alloy for better strength, impact resistant to 2 meters (6.6ft), with less weight. Plus it is completely dustproof and waterproof to 2m. The perforated reflective headband reduces weight and creates a
4.5 star review (3) RRP £107.95 £89.99 In stock Purchase Options

Fenix HM65R ShadowMaster Head Torch

Rechargeable! Tough, powerful and versatile! Features independently controlled spot and flood light! - Sea Angler Dave Lewis Review 11'21 - If you're looking for a headlight to brighten your fishing, check out the superb Shadow Master
The HM65R ShadowMaster headlamp has been developed jointly with Fenix as an elite Fishing Headlamp, Hunting Headlamp and Military Headlamp. It features a powerful main beam boosted from 1000 to 1200 lumens, a 150 lumen red floodlight, upgraded non dimming power electronics and stealth black headbands. The lowest red light setting of 5 lumens is particularly useful for protecting dark adapted eyes and is less likely to spook wildlife than white light.
5 star review (6) RRP £109.95 £89.99 In stock Purchase Options
Fenix HM70R Headlamp. HM70R is an ultra-rugged, all in one aluminium head lamp powered by a large capacity Fenix 21700 rechargeable battery (included).
  RRP £114.95 £99.99 Order Now - 7-10 Days Purchase Options
 
Fenix WF30RE ATEX Torch. WF30RE is an intrinsically safe Fenix torch designed for use in potentially hazardous and explosive atmospheres and suitable for most areas at risk of explosion (excluding underground mines).
  RRP £99.95 £79.00 In stock Purchase Options
Fenix TK20R v2.0 Torch (USB-C). Fenix TK20R V2 is a powerful update to the popular TK20R and is the longest throwing Fenix single cell LED Tactical torch. This new model upgrades the outgoing Fenix TK20R with an increase in output from 1,000 to 3000 lumens, an increase in beam range from 310 to an impressive 475 meters, tailcap dual switch system, 5000 mAh Fenix 21700 battery and Fenix advanced Digital Pulse Transmission signal system for a combination of ultimate power output and switch reliab
  RRP £139.95 £126.99 Order Now - 7-10 Days Purchase Options
Fenix PD36R Pro Edition Rechargeable Torch. Fenix PD36R Pro is a stellar example of the performance that can be achieved by the latest breed of compact Fenix flashlights which incorporate Fenix APF (Advanced Pulse Frequency) transmission system. This technology harnesses electronic pulses to transmit the switch signal from the tail cap to the head, in place of less reliable mechanical systems.
  RRP £137.95 £124.99 Order Now - 7-10 Days Purchase Options
 
Fenix HT30R Laser LEP Torch. Fenix HT30R is a compact, premium quality professional hand held LEP (Laser Excited Phosphor) torch dedicated to extreme long range lighting. The light creates a white light beam similar to the LED spectrum by shining a 10w laser diode onto a phosphor crystal, then focusing the light generated into a tight, long range beam using integrated lenses.
  RRP £319.95 £299.99 Order Now - 7-10 Days Purchase Options

Streamlight Siege Rugged LED Lantern

Compact, rugged hand lantern.
The new Streamlight Siege battery-powered lantern is compact and rugged, perfect for all outdoor and survival situations. Waterproof up to a depth of one metre, engineered to float and resistant to battery corrosion, the Siege is built to survive the harshest environments.
5 star review (1) RRP £85.00 £74.99 Order Now - 7-10 Days Purchase Options

Streamlight Siege X USB Rechargeable Outdoor Lantern - Coyote

USB rechargeable - 325 lumen small outdoor lantern.
The ultimate rechargeable outdoor lantern. This 2-in-1 lantern/flashlight combo provides 360° of light to illuminate a large area or a focused beam to light your path. Its small 4.5 inch size makes it the ideal camping companion and go to light source. It accepts Streamlight's rechargeable 18650 USB battery OR two CR123A lithium batteries, so you'll always have a beam when you need it.
  RRP £75.00 £59.99 In stock Purchase Options
 
 
 

Lights & Torches

What Are Lights & Torches and How Do They Work?

Lights and torches cover everything from compact pocket torches to powerful handheld beams and work lights for bivvies, boats and campsites. Where headlamps keep your hands free, a handheld torch can offer longer throw, higher peak brightness and more precise control - useful for scanning the water, checking margins or lighting a larger area during setup.

Most modern torches use efficient LED technology and regulated output to balance brightness with runtime. Depending on the model, you'll find features like adjustable focus, multiple modes, rechargeable power and robust weather resistance. For anglers, the most useful torches are the ones that feel dependable in real conditions: wet hands, muddy ground and quick tasks carried out in low light.

Lighting that supports safety and efficiency

Good lighting helps you move safely, keep your kit organised and handle fish responsibly after dark. It also reduces the stress of night sessions, because you're not constantly searching for tools or second-guessing what you're doing.

How to Choose the Right Lights & Torches for Your Needs

Handheld lights and torches are a bank essential for many anglers. They can provide longer throw than headlamps, stronger peak output and better control when you want to direct light exactly where it's needed.

Choose your beam for the job

A long-throw torch is useful for scanning water and paths, while a broader beam is better for close work around the swim. Many anglers prefer a balanced pattern that covers both without needing to carry multiple lights.

Simple controls beat complicated menus

When you're cold or in a rush, you want predictable operation. A few well-spaced brightness levels are typically more useful than lots of niche modes.

Key Spec What to Look For Why It Matters
Throw and spill Balanced beam with usable reach Lets you see ahead while still lighting the ground
Runtime control Stable output with sensible modes More predictable light throughout a session
Power and charging Rechargeable options and easy access Simplifies backups and reduces downtime
Handling Grip texture and glove-friendly buttons Reliable use with wet or cold hands
Durability Robust housing and weather resistance Withstands knocks, rain and bankside use

Many anglers pair lighting with sensible wet-weather kit - for example, reliable Headlamps for backup, plus Tools & Gadgets and an Umbrella when you're fishing through the darker months.

Use case example: A beginner might keep a compact torch for path lighting and a low mode for quick jobs. A professional or guide may prefer a tougher model with longer runtime for repeated use through the season.

Top Lights & Torches Brands and Models at Uttings

When choosing reliable lighting for fishing, camping, or general outdoor use, Fenix and Streamlight are two standout brands trusted by enthusiasts and professionals alike. Fenix is known for combining robust construction with powerful output and efficient battery use, delivering torches and lights that perform reliably in wet conditions and long sessions away from base. Streamlight brings rugged American-made durability and intuitive design to its range, with lights that offer dependable performance, ergonomic handling, and excellent beam quality—great for hands-on tasks around the water or campsite. Both brands prioritise quality, longevity, and real-world performance, making them excellent choices when dependable illumination matters most.

When comparing models, focus on the features you will use most often and the build quality that stands up to wet, muddy and cold sessions. A well-chosen, dependable option usually delivers more value than chasing maximum specs.

Lights & Torches Tips and Expert Advice

Use high power in short bursts, then drop to a mid setting. It preserves battery and reduces harsh glare. A controlled beam is often more useful than maximum brightness.

Store your torch in a consistent place so you can find it without searching. Many anglers keep a small torch accessible in a jacket pocket and a stronger torch in the bag for longer-range checks.

After wet sessions, wipe the torch dry and check seals or threads. Simple care helps switches and housings stay reliable long term.

Why Buy Lights & Torches at Uttings

Uttings is a family-run business based in Norwich, established in 1976, with decades of experience in outdoor and field sports retail. We stock premium products from the world's leading brands and support them with friendly, practical advice.

Backed by over 45,000 five-star reviews on Trustpilot, Uttings is known for expert customer service, fast delivery, and a genuine passion for the great outdoors. If you need help choosing the right option, our team can guide you to a setup that fits your venue, method and budget.

Lights & Torches FAQs

What torch is best for night fishing?

Choose a durable torch with sensible modes, a usable mid setting and enough throw for safe movement.

Is beam distance more important than lumens?

Often yes. A balanced beam pattern is more useful than raw brightness for bankside tasks.

Should I choose rechargeable or battery-powered?

Rechargeable is convenient; battery options are easy for backups and quick swaps.

What does water resistance mean for torches?

It refers to protection against rain and splashes. Better sealing usually means more reliable outdoor use.

Are multiple modes useful?

A few well-spaced modes are useful. Too many can be frustrating when you need quick, predictable light.

How do I avoid glare on the water?

Use lower settings and avoid shining directly across the surface; angle the beam down for close work.

What is a work light used for?

It illuminates a wider area, making it useful inside shelters or around a campsite.

How do I maintain a torch?

Wipe it dry after wet sessions, keep threads clean and check seals where relevant.

Is a backup light necessary?

It's a sensible habit. A small spare can save a session if your main light fails.

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