Caving lights
Fenix caving lights — rugged, reliable headlamps and handhelds for the demands of underground exploration. Stocked in Canada with full warranty and same-day shipping from Mississauga.
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Fenix HP35R
4,000 lm · 450 m
CAD $319.95
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Fenix HP30R V2.0
3,000 lm · 270 m
CAD $301.95
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Fenix HM71R
2,700 lm · 230 m
CAD $169.95
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Fenix HM61R V3.0
1,800 lm · 195 m
CAD $134.95
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Fenix HP25R V2.0
1,600 lm · 290 m
CAD $164.95
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Fenix HM75R
1,600 lm · 223 m
CAD $239.95
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Fenix HM65R-T V2.0
1,600 lm · 170 m
CAD $131.95
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Fenix HP16R
1,250 lm · 255 m
CAD $149.95
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Fenix HM53R
1,200 lm · 158 m
CAD $104.95
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Fenix HM50R V2.0
700 lm · 115 m
CAD $81.95
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Fenix HM23 V2.0
300 lm · 88 m
CAD $55.95
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Reliability underground
In a cave there is no ambient light and no quick way out, so cavers carry more than one light and choose tools that simply do not fail. A hands-free headlamp is the primary; a handheld and a small backup round out the kit — see why carrying more than one light matters. These are part of the wider outdoor lights range.
Output, beam, and runtime
A wide flood for footing plus enough throw to read a passage ahead covers most underground movement. Runtime is critical on a long trip, so plan around a sustainable mode and carry spares — the lumens guide helps set realistic targets.
Tough and waterproof
Caving is hard on gear: mud, knocks, and water. Choose lights with a high IP rating and strong impact resistance, and keep charged spare cells from the batteries page so light is never the thing that ends a trip.
Frequently asked questions
Why carry more than one light caving?
Underground there is no ambient light and no fast exit, so a single point of failure is not acceptable. Standard practice is a primary headlamp plus at least one backup light and spare batteries, so you always have a way out in the dark.
Do these lights handle water and mud?
Choose models with a high IP rating — many Fenix lights are IP68, meaning dust-tight and submersible — and strong impact resistance for the knocks of underground travel. The rating is listed on each product page.
How much runtime do I need?
Plan runtime around the length of your trip at a sustainable mode, not the maximum output, and always carry charged spare cells. For long trips, the ability to swap batteries matters more than peak brightness.