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Review: Knog Blinder Arc 5.5
Knog is a new player in the Mtbr Lights Shootout, but they impressed us with good quality, ergonomics and a nice beam pattern that is brighter than claimed.
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Review: DiNotte XML-3
The XML-3 is light at 355 grams, bright at 1573 Lumens yet it does not break the bank at $229.
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Review: Lezyne Mega Drive 1400 Lumen
Brighter than ever, this Lezyne Mega Drive still has a rock-solid output with field replaceable batteries for endless run-time.
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Review: Serfas USL-155
$40 gets you a well-executed light good for commuting, and if you want more, its got bigger siblings that can get you around on the trails.
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Review: Exposure Lights Diablo Mk.6
Mounting, ergonomics and weight continue to be excellent as the ultimate flashlight gets brighter with 1140 measured Lumens.
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