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Review: Serfas USL-305
Delivering 371 Lumens at $50, this minimalist light from Serfas delivers an incredible value. It's a great commuter light, but it's got potential as a supplementary trail light too.
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Review: Blackburn Central Front
It's constructed well and it features a simple rotary switch. Plus it can dim automatically when ambient light is bright.
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Review: Gloworm X2
Gloworm X2 comes up aces once again. Though not a huge improvement from last year, it keeps marching on with a beautiful beam pattern, a well-conceived package and good value.
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Review: Princeton Tec Push
The Push measured at 199 Lumens with good side lighting, but the use of alkaline batteries in this day and age of rechargeable makes it less desirable.
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Review: Jet Lites F3
Solid construction, heat dissipation and now GoPro compatible mounts are the highlights from this Reno, Nevada company.
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