Best Rechargeable Headlamp for Hunting and 10 More Tools

The WARSUN headlamp puts out 750 lumens and comes as a pair, so one stays in the pack and one rides in the truck. The motion sensor lets you turn it on with a wave when your hands are full of gear or a rifle sling, and the five modes cover everything from a low red-ish walk-out setting to full blast. It’s light enough that you forget it’s on your head, which matters on a long sit. For the money this is an easy first headlamp, and the second unit basically comes free.

This DEWALT DCL040 is the deepest discount in the bunch at 62% off, a #15 bestseller for good reason. It runs on the 20V MAX batteries you probably already own, and the pivoting head throws a wide, even beam for working under a vehicle or lighting up a tailgate. Bare tool only, so this is for folks already in the DEWALT family. If you’ve got loose batteries floating around the shop, it’s a no-brainer add.

Makita’s DML816 is an 18-LED flashlight that runs off the 18V LXT packs, and it’s the right pick if your shop is already green and teal. The build feels tougher than the price suggests, and the multiple angle positions make it handy for hanging in a tent or propping in a truck bed. It’s flashlight only, no battery included. Worth it as a camp light if you’re committed to the LXT lineup.

This DEWALT brushless drill driver is a #3 bestseller and the kit I’d hand a first-time buyer. Brushless motor, two speeds, a 2.0Ah battery and charger included, so it works out of the box. The LED at the base of the chuck is small but genuinely useful when you’re drilling in a dim crawlspace. At 45% off it’s close to the best price I’ve seen on this exact set.

Greenworks bundles a lot here: a brushless impact driver rated at 1,950 in/lbs, two 2Ah batteries, a charger, eight bits and a bag, all sold by Amazon. The torque is plenty for fence posts and deck framing, and having two batteries means you keep working while one charges. This is a strong starter kit if you’re not already locked into another battery brand. Half off makes it one of the better dollar-per-tool deals on the list.

The CRAFTSMAN V20 set pairs a drill driver and an impact driver with two batteries, a charger and a bag. It’s a #3 bestseller and sold by Amazon, which I like for returns. Having both tools means you can drill pilot holes and drive screws without swapping chucks, which saves real time on a deck or shed project. A solid two-tool foundation at 41% off.

If you only need one driver, this CRAFTSMAN impact runs 2,900 RPM with high torque and ships with a 2Ah battery, charger and a PH2 bit. It’s a #2 bestseller and sold by Amazon. The variable-speed trigger gives you control on smaller screws so you don’t strip heads. At 40% off it’s a clean single-tool buy for someone who already has a drill.

This Greenworks combo gives you both a 400 in/lbs drill and a 1,950 in/lbs impact driver, plus two USB-C batteries that double as a 12,000mAh power bank and a 65W charger. The USB-C angle is the clever part since you can top off a phone in the field off the same battery. It’s the most complete kit here for the money. Sold by Amazon and 35% off.

The DEWALT DCS334B is a brushless XR jig saw running up to 3,200 strokes a minute, and it’s a #1 bestseller. Brushless means longer runtime and a cooler motor on long cuts, and the LED helps you track your line. It’s a bare tool, so this is for the 20V MAX crowd. Worth it if you do trim work or curved cuts and want a saw that won’t bog down.

This BLACK+DECKER 20V hedge trimmer has a 22-inch steel blade and comes with a battery and charger, sold by Amazon. It’s light with a soft grip, which keeps your arms from cramping halfway through a long hedge row. June is exactly when the growth gets out of hand, so the timing is right. A practical 39% off for keeping the yard in check.

The ARES 18-inch chopping axe pairs a high-carbon steel head with a lightweight fiberglass handle, and it’s a #72 bestseller. The shorter handle makes it easy to pack for a campsite or keep by the fire pit for splitting kindling. The fiberglass shrugs off the weather better than wood if it lives in the truck bed. This one ends in about 47 hours, so don’t sit on it if you want it.