Does the the light body swivel up and down from the clip at all?
1978850
No it does not, just go up and down, but it is great little light, used to use for jogging early morning or night and it was very nice to have in dark street areas and crossing from one corner to the next, so traffic can see you as well.
1978851
Once installed on the bill of a baseball type cap it points straight ahead parallel to the bill. It can rotate downward through about 120 degrees while remaining attached. So it can adjust down but does not rotate right and left. You could move it right or left if you moved the hat attachment clamp. Hope this helps.
1978852
You can tilt the light up to parallel with the brim of your hat and down so it will light your path without having to look down.
1298035
No, it does not swivel - it if fixed. But it is lightweight and easy to move. Very happy with this purchase!
889043
Yes. The vertical portion swivels 90 degrees both left and right. The light portion moves up and down. Previous answers to this question confirm what I've written.
1162241
The head does swivel somewhat. You will not want it shining towards you because there is no filter over the lamp. Works great as a wall-mounted bed lamp for me.
1773009
Yes, the light tilts up and down. As you do this, there are a series of clicks where it can easily maintain each angle - no need to loosen and tighten any adjustment knobs. I've had this light for about 6 months now, and it is easily my favorite headlamp or even flashlight I've had. Very bright and with the focusing, you can create a perfect distribution of light without any bright (or dark) spots.
1973693
Yes it does but just to horizontal position. The clip is very durable not flimsy like some other after market products I've purchased.
881429
No it does not swivel. It only slides in and out via the top mounted plastic rails.
570007
I'm not sure what you mean by the "top" but once you attach it to a light stand it can swivel. If you look at the picture there is a knob you can turn to allow it to swivel. It's on the opposite side of the knob used tighten it onto a light stand. Hope this helps.
750366
Yes, it does swivel. I tried that feature when it first arrived. It has some very nice features including a setting for use as a slave with cameras that have a preflash. The Xit flash will ignore the preflash and flash only on the second flash from the camera. Downside for my application is that the LCD display doesn't work properly at temperatures below 60 degrees F although it will flash properly when mounted on a camera and set for automatic mode. I purchased it for off camera use and as a slave only. That the display doesn't work properly at lower temperature is a big disadvantage for me. I returned it.
2229786
Yes, it does swivel, but not just freely. It clicks into place from one position to another, all the way around. It is a nice case, well worth the money. We were surprised when we bought it.
2111711
The clip does.not swivel... I've only used the clip thus far... it's provided a secure enough attachment to whatever belt I'm wearing... the loops are wide enough to accommodate mosf belts...
1369468
Yes, the mount lets the light rotate horizontally. For vertical movement, I clamp it only tight enough so it won't move on it's own, but loose enough to be able to adjust it by hand if I need to.
1844366
No...it's a solid arm. I couldn't be happier with my all brass purchase. The whole fixture does swivel without loosening anything. The flow is quite adequate for my needs. Hope this helps
1718387
Yes,That's true there is no a special groove for the clip on another side on the light' body.It is still possible to install the clip to use it on the bill of a hat. It's very easy to do and this is the way I use this flashlight mostly. Funny that some people said No; probably they need written instruction for that :)
2263400
Yes it does swivel, it also has a small metal that allows it to stand on its side...I must say to you that the build quality for the price is far exceeds the price.
842996
The headlamp does swivel downward by clicks, all the way down to 90 degrees. It does not swivel to the sides.
66166
Yes, it does tilt, by about 10^ or so (estimated). As others have noted, it be nice if it tilted just a little more in many applications. There are four screws accessible from the back to loosen the rotation, and it tilts on pins. Tighten the hell out of those screws before replacing, or it will 'droop' unintentionally. I have rough enough roads that I ultimately put a drop of glue into the swivel after getting the aim right.