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RJ Spurrier - Page 2
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Vitchelo V800 Review
A light that stacks up poorly to the competition. Below average performance. Not recommended.
Coast HL7 Review
A compelling light that offers an excellent long-distance spot beam, and very good flood optics, but faces strong...
Black Diamond Iota Review
A good-enough solution for runners that sells for half the price of the much better BD Sprinter.
Black Diamond Ion Review
The first version of the Black Diamond Ion was the first micro headlamp we ever used. At the time, it was hard to...
Yalumi LED 140-Lumen Review
A quality light offering better than average performance at a good price.
Petzl Tikka Review
A quality-built and easy to use light that will serve well for many years. But, the Petzl Tikkina offers slightly...
Energizer Vision HD Review
This headlamp from Energizer offers good performance, and you might find it at check out at your local Home Depot or...
Northbound Train LED Review
This headlamp is priced similarly to the Black Diamond Spot and $15 less than Editors' Choice winning Black Diamond...
Black Diamond Cosmo Review
A good light offering solid performance, but strong competition leaves the Cosmo caught in between better lights and...
Petzl Reactik+ Review
This headlamp comes with great promise. It is the most compact and inexpensive headlamp in Petzl's fleet that offers...
Black Diamond Icon Review
The Black Diamond Icon is one of the top 5 highest scoring headlamps in our trail finding test and a competent...
Princeton Tec Vizz Review
The Princeton Tec Vizz provides solid beam brightness, but for $50 it faces some stout competition from models that...
Petzl Zipka Review
A good solution for backpacking, the Zipka'a unique design balances small packed size and weight, with quality...
Princeton Tec Remix Plus Review
Built with quality construction, but at $50 list the Remix is far too expensive for the performance it delivers. For...
Petzl Actik Review
An excellent quality light, that is super-easy to use but it doesn't stack up well against similarly priced competitorsAd-free. Influence-free. Powered by Testing.
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