HM65R

The Fenix only does 160 lumens for 10.5 hours and drops to 50 lumens https://zeroair.org/2021/05/26/fenix-hm65r-t-headlamp-review You can't put it on your waist either. I run with two Nitecore HA11 and HA15, both 1xAA and one can be put on your head and one put on your waist, with 2 spare batteries

The HM65R is hands-down the most high quality light that won’t break the bank. The biggest advantage it has is the flood and spot lights being able to operate independently and simultaneously. I currently run one on my helmet with a zebra floody below in their warmest light tone to make up for the o

Energizer headlamp, like $6 on sale. Got me through years of backpacking and the beginnings of my trail running. For the more expensive kind get the Fenix HM65R-T and a couple extra batteries.

Not so much for vehicle work, but have like and frequently use a Fenix HM65R. It’s ‘flood’ mode is buttery smooth. Click to enlarge. In the photo thats not the original headband... I managed to destroy the original, and noticed they make a black version when looking for a replacement. Kind of pricy,

I use a Fenix HM65R. It was pricey at the time but damn is it a good headlamp. Going on 6 years old, pretty heavy usage since I'm on nights.

I'm moderately new and have been very happy with a Fenix HM65R as my main light and Sofrin H25S's as my backups. They aren't the absolute best on the market, but this has been my experience:Pros:- all are USB-C rechargeable and use 18650s- I've never had my Fenix die on me (or even get below half -

Fenix HM65R-T V2.0 Running Headlamp. The headband also has incorporated reflective elements (more easily seen than what you'd have on a running singlet or shorts). Pricey, but I do run in some pitch black areas without lighting at night.

Most torches except some high end ones are made in China these days anyway and shipped around the world. I can buy pretty much any torch suggested by the USA'ians and get it shipped to Scotland without any trouble, in fact some are available on amazon or from independent resellers. One brand you cou

Upgrade from $12 Walmart headlamp? I've been night running with this $12 Ozark Trail headlamp for years. My two complaints: It's heavy; as the elastic ages I'm cinching it uncomfortably tighter It munches disposable AAAs like a monster. Nothing like being out mid run and realizing it's shot for the

I've really liked the Fenix HM62-T and it's 15 grams lighter then the HM65R-T and quite a bit cheaper. It's been a solid replacement to my Petzl RL Swift which is lighter (I think ~150 grams on the Fenix versus ~100 grams on the Petzl.) With the Fenix being wider and lower profile to the Petzl it wa