Princeton Tech Vizz: 150 lumens, 90 meters, 110 hours, 3.7 oz., $50

Black Diamond ReVolt: 110 lumens (90 lumens with rechargeable batteries), 70 meters (60 meters for rechargeables), 70 hours, 3.5 oz., $60

These two are my favorites right now. Anyone know which one is better for running, and how the beams compare (diameter, illuminating that area of trail needed, comfort,...)?

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Any other suggestions?

My preferences: lightweight, regulated output (ensures consistent power output over the life of the batteries), beam diameter sufficient to run trails (so that more than just a small spot is illuminated), long battery life

Don't want a lamp with separate battery compartment.

Petzl Myo Rxp has been the most popular headlamp I've seen at 100s.  I haven't used it myself, but if I were in the market for a new headlamp, that's the one I'd get.

My handheld Fenix LD20 is amazing though.  I won't run at night on trails without it anymore.

I bought a Revolt based on Lace's review and use at his night race, I've only used it a few times, but so far so good.  For a long night run I'd combine it w/ my Zebralight H31 on my waist

Thank you all for your input! Helps a lot.

 

Mandy, warden: How many lumens do your secondary lights (handheld, waist) have?

The H31 has 220 lumens, but only lasts an hour at that setting, I'll usually only use it on one of the medium settings- 40-ish lumens