1. Lumens brightness appropriate Those familiar with headlamps will know the word “lumens”. This represents the brightness of the headlamp. Note that every headlamp should have at least 150 lumens to meet the requirements of cross-country night running. The most common headlamps feature between 1...
Brightness in headlamps is quoted in lumens and the higher the lumens, the brighter the beam (Image credit: Claire Maxted) Lumens When you’re buying a headlamp for nocturnal adventures, you want to be sure that it’s going to be bright enough that you can see what you’re doing, whet...
REI's spec charts list lumens for each lantern. The higher a lantern's lumen output, the greater its light intensity (or brightness). Keep in mind that a higher wattage often results in lower energy efficiency, which means a shorter burn time or shorter battery life. Light Duration This is...
This headlamp does not contain any red LEDs but can dim to 4 Lumens Best Hiking Headlamp Our Pick:Vitchelo Waterproof IPX6 Review: At a mere 3.2 oz., this headlamp packs a powerful beam of light into a compact design that takes up very little real estate, making it the ideal choice fo...
Ford is going to great lengths to make its latest family cars safer for owners and other drivers alike. Its new Glare-Free Highbeam adjusts the headlight beam angle and intensity to one of seven settings according to speed, ambient light, steering angl...
This adaptability offers more useful light arrays in comparison to traditional lighting, enabling the TriLight to be used as a handheld inspection light, propped up on the LED heads as a free-standing light, or hung for hands-free use. Producing 3000 true lumens of light, the three aluminum ...
Emergency kit in a small (RSS) neoprene pouch: Mini multi-tool (Gerber Dime, 12 tools), loud whistle, lighter, navigation-grade compass, flashlight with spare battery (outputting 132 lumens, the Titanium Innovations CA1-TI is very bright for its size and weight). ...