Lezyne Macro Drive.
BR 1979
Posts: 296
Afternoon all,
Does anyone have any experience of this light?
There's little in the way of reviews online and I'd appreciate a bit of info.
(Looking at this as a lightweight commute light for a mostly well lit route, but does need to be able to cope with a couple of miles of pitch black early morning.)
Thanks.
Does anyone have any experience of this light?
There's little in the way of reviews online and I'd appreciate a bit of info.
(Looking at this as a lightweight commute light for a mostly well lit route, but does need to be able to cope with a couple of miles of pitch black early morning.)
Thanks.
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For a lightweight compact unit it is not too bad. But compared to the torch options is pretty poor value.
It will get you noticed, and on full whack will do a fair job of lighting up the road.
But for half the cost I'd get this:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/UltraFire-502 ... 1c2627ce32
Far better LED in there (efficiency and output), using cells means you can take extras and, unlike the Lezyne, if the power source fails you are not left with a dud unit. Multi modes allow you to tailor to the conditions. More flexible, and cheaper, a better buy.0
