Headtorch Recommendations
freebs
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Dear all, I know many people on this site talk endlessly about bike lights. I have looked but not found an answer to this one!!
I am after a cheap/value headlight for my seven year old son so he can come on the bridleways with me in the winter. We will not be going at speed, just so I can get him out really. Around the £20-£30(tops!) mark.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks in advance, Freebs.
I am after a cheap/value headlight for my seven year old son so he can come on the bridleways with me in the winter. We will not be going at speed, just so I can get him out really. Around the £20-£30(tops!) mark.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks in advance, Freebs.
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unbelievable value, and unbelievably bright
http://www.dealextreme.com/p/t6-smooth- ... -904482507
Dave0 -
Thanks Dave. Any other (slightly less powerful!) recommendations? He's only seven and spends a fair bit of time looking round at me!!!!0
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Just wear shades.I don't do smileys.
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Parktools0 -
It has 2 modes, so not always just high.
For torches, see the FAQ.0 -
I think I'd be tempted to set up a pair of lights on his bars and not bother with a head torch.
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If you want a small all-in-one (no massive battery pack attached on a wire) headtorch with good power. I would recommend a Petzl Tikka XP2. (about £30ish) probably not the most powerful for the money but the build is exceptional, its water resistant, small, light and very comfortable. (Buy from ebay)
http://petzl.com/en/outdoor/headlamps/c ... 2/tikka-xp
He might like the Petzl Zipka, an even smaller option with a cool retractable strap. It's on the Petzl website.
Hope this helps.It's better to burn out than to fade away!!0