I guess if you were creative enough, you could find a way to mount it on to a hydration vest, but I do feel as though the light would bounce around too much for any practical use in trail running.

Jeff V: I have found similar results to John in regards to battery life, running it non stop through my work day so that I can monitor and have observed 7 hours of battery life without degradation at the highest setting (temps being 70-75 degrees Fahrenheit). I don’t use anything other than the bright because I would prefer to use as much of the 240 lumens as possible. Jacob has run several marathons and shorter (≤ 50km) ultras and mountain races in the past two seasons, with a PR of 2:51 in the marathon. Driven by a passion for running, we strive to provide the best products to cater for all your running needs with a top class service to match.Simple helmet mount for frontal attachment of compatible head torches by means of an adhesive pad, compatible with the below Head Torches ONLY. Enjoy a different course of 3-8 miles five straight Thursday nights in Howard Buford Recreational Area, Lane County’s largest park. I embraced the demand for change though, pulling on a new pair of hiking boots from Craghoppers and heading out on the coastal paths and hills of the Isle of Wight… The Craghoppers Kiwi Trek Hiking Boots appear to be traditional leather hiking boots at first glance, but in truth they are a modern feature-packed boot for off-road treks and hikes.

I agree with Jeff that warmer hue helps see depth a bit more than the whiter/bluer Petzl light I am used to. What I like about the setup is that it takes the weight off my head and provides light lower to the ground. Light operation is simple, with a single easy to press button that cycles through the 3 light settings, high, medium and low. The Constant Current Mode also allows you to maintain constant brightness throughout the entire activity.

A light that keeps you safe by illuminating the darkest of corners at work or helps you to extend the day, so you can enjoy your passions and hobbies for longer. Thanks to the powerful battery including extension cable, the lamp is permanently reliable even on long tours. I put the 10R to the test by “forgetting” to charge multiple consecutive days and was able to put four consecutive days of 1 hour 30 minutes with no recharge. as my pace increased, making the experience so bad I had to turn it off mid-run despite cinching the harness as tight as possible. No matter whether you run on or off the trails, skate, parkour or practice other fast-paced sports, our NEO head torch will be an essential part of your kit.

Without a battery box on the back of your head or an additional cable on the headband, you will be more comfortable and move more freely. I turned the 6R on one morning at 7:30am and it shone at full brightness for 10 hours, then at the lower setting well into the night, as I went to bed at 10pm and it was still going until sometime in the middle of the night (was off when I awoke at 5am). The Ledlenser NEO10R can be easily adapted to individual needs: The one-handed focusing and swivelling lamp head with a strong luminosity of up to 600 lumens and a light range of up to 150 m allows individual adjustment of the light beam.While the battery is admittedly somewhat dense and heavy, I find it to be a very fair trade off for that level of lighting for such a duration. The NEO10R is the ideal companion on remote paths thanks to the one-handed focusing and swivelling of the light cone as well as its enormous luminosity (up to 600 lumens) and a light range of up to 150 m. It's very early days and I haven't as yet had to use for a full over night ultra which is the main purpose I bought the item.

Rear Light, on the other hand, consists of a rear red light designed to guarantee visibility even from behind, while thanks to the Transportation Lock you can travel without the risk of accidental switching on. A boost function (if available) can be used several times, but is only available for a short time at a time. Self-sufficient teams of two must navigate between hidden markers, and camp out overnight in the wilderness.

Jeff: I never run using this mode, as I get a bit of an imbalanced tightrope feel and only use it momentarily for trying to get a better read on something in the distance (usually to answer the question “is that a mountain lion or a deer?