Top 10 budget running headtorches / headlamps for winter 2022 from £20-40 / $25-$50
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- Опубліковано 25 чер 2024
- Want to go running in the dark this winter but don't want to spend a hundred pounds on a headtorch? Here's my pick of the top 10 for trail and ultra running this winter from £20-£40.
@0:00 Welome & intro
@01:36 Hoka Head Lamp www.hoka.com/en/gb/accessorie...
@03:16 Alpkit Viper alpkit.com/products/viper-cam...
@04:42 Decathlon Evadict Ontrail 250 Headlamp www.decathlon.co.uk/p/ontrail...
@06:12 Lifesystems Intensity 280 amzn.to/3P3gWnD
@07:23 LED Lenser NEO3 ledlenser.co.uk/products/neo3...
@09:00 Silva Terra Scout X silvasweden.uk/products/terra...
@10:47 Petzl Tikka amzn.to/3ipfdg1
@12:53 Black Diamond Astro 300 R amzn.to/3Fco9yg
@14:14 Knog Bandicoot Run 250 amzn.to/3EPdPLg
@16:51 Fenix HM23 amzn.to/3VG4Y5a
@18:19 Outro & comparison table
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I enjoyed watching this video of Claire in action in the wet footpath and muddy field . The headtorches are really good value for money , I like them all.
Cool! Thanks AC!
Useful video, thanks Claire.
Thanks Andrea! Glad you liked it, I'm making another version with Fleur re-recorded after those technical issues!
👍👍hard job. But remember...ANSI norms!. Those lights are without stabilisation! The Led on 300 lumen , with 1hour run is hot, it need aluminium or cooper to distribute temperature from led. The best is Petzl, on 100 lumens is stable-after first maybe 15-20 , light output goes to 70-80 lumens per long time( on Aaa batery, li-on is beter). Cons of Petzl: hard to open batery cover and head strap buckle, you can lose it.Fenix hm 23 is the worst headtkrch in the world. Look at run graph in manual.
Cool thanks!
Great video. Have passed on my preferred three to hubby for Christmas ideas.
Fab! Hope you get what you wanted! Claire
Nice video. Would you say Hoka gives you the best bang for the buck?
Thanks! The Hoka is an impressive one yes, but personally I'd go for one that you can get a spare battery for, Hoka is charge only. So I think my choice would be the Petzl.Having said that, I did like the super light, compact black diamond one with the dimmer!
Thanks Claire; great video. I'm still hoping to win one ;-p
Awesome, fingers crossed for you Tony!
Great review. I have a very powerful lenser which I am yet to work out how it works as i ended up flashing when I try and turn off or off when I try and mke brighter. I’m also not a fan of the over the head thing, might try without. It’s a minefield!
Urgh does it have instructions? I hate reading them but it does help to!
@@wildgingerruns that's a good point... probably...
I had a knog once but threw it away in frustration. Too complicated. If they could just combine that silicon design with a more intuitive operation. I am now a happy Fenix-user ( HM65R-T and HL18R-T)
Agreed! You just need 3 settings and one button. Life's too short to read the instructions and remember a tonne of settings.
What is your recommendation Claire
I'd go for the Petzl as a great all rounder, or the Fenix for waterproof :) Hope that helps David!
Just goes to show how much prices have gone up. I got a Petzl Actik Core last summer for £32. I believe it's a model up from the Tikka and includes the rechargeable battery (and 3 x aaa works too). 👍
Wow really, it's more like £52 now!