
Fenix HP25R V2 Review: The Ultimate Head Torch for Night Fishing
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Night fishing demands reliable, powerful lighting — and the Fenix HP25R V2 1600 Lumen Head Torch (£128.20) is built to deliver exactly that. Whether you're casting into darkness, tying rigs at 2am, or navigating a slippery riverbank, this headlamp sets the benchmark for serious anglers.
Night fishing demands reliable, powerful lighting — and the Fenix HP25R V2 1600 Lumen Head Torch (£128.20) is built to deliver exactly that. Whether you're casting into darkness, tying rigs at 2am, or navigating a slippery riverbank, this headlamp sets the benchmark for serious anglers.
The HP25R V2 sits at the top of Fenix's single lithium battery headlamp range — and it earns that position. The headline figure is 1,600 lumens, but what really impresses is how it sustains that output. Precision-engineered heat transfer from the LEDs into a cast aluminium head unit means the lamp doesn't throttle down after a few minutes like cheaper alternatives.
The rear-mounted 5,000mAh 21700 battery is a game-changer for anglers. It shifts the weight to the back of your head, dramatically improving balance and comfort during long sessions. It charges via USB-C in just 4 hours — the same cable as your phone.
The HP25R V2 features three independent LEDs:
Each beam has its own switch and can be used individually or combined. For night fishing, the red mode alone is worth the price of admission.
Anglers don't fish in ideal conditions — and the HP25R V2 doesn't pretend otherwise:
The HP25R V2 ships with a 21700 5,000mAh battery, but it can also run on an 18650 cell using the optional ALF-18 adapter — handy if you already have 18650 batteries in your kit.
The HP25R V2 is ideal for:
If you're comparing options within the Fenix headlamp range, these are all in stock and worth a look:
The Fenix HP25R V2 is a premium headlamp that justifies its price. The combination of sustained 1,600-lumen output, rear-mounted battery balance, IP66 weatherproofing, and USB-C charging makes it one of the best head torches available for serious night anglers. At £128.20, it's an investment — but one that will last seasons.