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Imminent Catastrophe
I know that the Black Diamond headlamps (not the Sprinter) will hook to a race vest. I'd have some kind of backup light, plus spare batteries. That's my nightmare--headlamp dies in the middle of nowhere and I can't see a thing. Don't be that guy.
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Thanks! Luckily <9 hours of darkness and 2 loops -- i will have plenty of backup plans!
Sara
MM #2929
Battery life is terrible. You will do much better if you use the second setting. It is only slightly less bright. I had the original version and there we're some quality issues, including extremely short battery life, they sent me the 2nd gen which is better, but still has some battery life issues. I like the product and the company, though.
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Are you referring to the knuckle lights or the headlamp?
If the knuckle lights, are they obnoxiously bright enough for cars to notice on the dim setting?
Knuckle lights. The dimmer setting is barely different from the top setting. The lights are bright enough to be noticed by arms, but, of course, are lower down than a headlamp.