Ledlenser NEO10R - Rechargeable Outdoor LED Head Torch, Super Bright 600 Lumens Headlamp, Adjustable Focus, Fishing Head Torch, Running Headlight, Hiking Equipment, Up To 120 Hours Charge (Black/Grey)

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I like to run with the beam width at extra wide, but use the focused beam to identify any nondescript moving objects.

At Right Light, we take all major credit and debit cards, including Visa, Mastercard, Maestro and more. John: It’s the beginning of October, which means pumpkin spice lattes, candy corn, and dwindling daylight. I chose this torch for its battery life and brightness/lumen count to use on trail narathons/ultras as well as evening/night runs during winter months. Please get in touch with us and we will be able to send you a pro-forma invoice if this is your preferred payment method.I’ve been lucky enough to spot bobcats, foxes, skunks, and coyotes on my morning runs at 100 feet away!

I then worked to adjust the straps so they could actually be tight enough, which required several minutes of work feeding the straps through to get the seam out of the way. The arrival of my support boat crew — two lifelong friends that will accompany my parents aboard the escort yacht, snaps me back to reality. The release of the new Restrap Small Panniers means this complete collection could now come from the Yorkshire brand; and that is exciting… Restrap have a genuine passion for the products they create for bikepacking and bicycle touring.

Whether you are a professional or casual runner, our versatile and strong NEO head torch is the best option to light your way at night and especially over the darker winter months. We believe Ledlenser lumens are in most cases superior because they combine with our world-renowned precision German engineering and patented Advanced Focusing Optics to optimise the light delivered. Only issue is that if you have the battery mounted on the headband it's too heavy and pulls it down onto your neck. I really appreciate that the Ledlenser 10R provides a warmer glow that brings out trail definition better. I agree with Jeff that warmer hue helps see depth a bit more than the whiter/bluer Petzl light I am used to.