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Nitecore NU25 UL

400lm ultralight 47g headlamp with triple output and USB-C

$37
Nitecore

Where to Buy

Nitecore Store
$36.95

Checked Sep 18, 2026

Specifications

lumens400
Weight (without battery)47 g
batteryBuilt-in rechargeable
ledWhite + Red + Red Flash (Triple Output)
ChargingUSB-C
waterproofIP66
bodyLightweight Polymer

Overview

The Nitecore NU25 UL is an ultralight headlamp that weighs a mere 47 grams yet delivers 400 lumens of white output alongside dedicated red and red-flash auxiliary modes. Designed for trail runners, ultralight backpackers, and thru-hikers who count every gram, the NU25 UL packs a built-in rechargeable battery and USB-C charging into a featherweight package that you barely feel on your head. The triple output system — white for general illumination, red for preserving night vision, and red flash for emergency signaling — covers the essential lighting needs of any outdoor adventure.

At 47 grams the NU25 UL is lighter than many headlamp competitors that offer half the output, making it a favorite among the ultralight community where every gram matters. The USB-C charging port accepts power from the same cable and chargers you already carry for your phone and GPS, simplifying your charging kit on multi-day trips. IP66 water resistance handles rain and sweat without issue, and the compact form factor stows easily in a running vest pocket when not in use. The red LED modes are particularly valuable for camp use where blasting white light disturbs tent neighbors, and the red flash provides a safety beacon visible to vehicles and rescue teams.

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • +Ultralight 47g weight is barely noticeable on your head
  • +Triple output: white, red, and red flash covers all camp needs
  • +400 lumens is strong for the ultralight headlamp category
  • +USB-C charging shares cables with phones and other gear
  • +Compact enough to stow in a running vest pocket

Cons

  • −Built-in battery limits runtime on multi-day trips without charging
  • −IP66 handles rain but is not rated for submersion
  • −400 lumens is modest for technical trail navigation
  • −No spot/flood beam adjustment — fixed optic only