
After quite a bit research, I new what I wanted, something light that took regular batteries, had a good burn time and most importantly was bright. There were a couple in the running a model from Lennser and another from Petzl … and, by default, since I could not find anyone with the Lenser in stock I ended up by the Petzl.
The model I purchased was the Petzl MYO XP and off I went for an evening run on the heath.
I originally had reservations about the battery pack on the rear of the strap, but once I had but the Petzl on I found it adjusted easily and was comfortable to wear; I used it on maximum power for about the last hour of a hard interval run, during which the light stayed in place and did not irritate.
The light was bright enough for me to see comfortable, meaning I was able to push myself during the session without fear of tripping over an unseen obstruction and its adjustability meant it shone exactly where needed.
I will definitely be using the Petzl MYO XP to allow me to continue running off road this winter and as a supplemental light while out on my bike … you can never be too safe out there
RATING 9/10
Features
- Shines up to 97metres (boost mode)
- 86 lumens (maximum level)
- 150 lumens (boost mode)
- 3 lighting levels (maximum, optimum, economic)
- Wide angle lens allows to quickly switch from flood beam proximity lighting to focused long distance lighting in a single movement
- Boost mode increases power if needed while optimizing energy consumption and weight (175g with batteries)
- 180 hour light duration at economic level (80h on maximum)
- Battery charge indicator light warns when batteries are 70% and then 90% discharged
- Head Band includes top strap.
- 3 year warranty
Specification
- Dark grey, black headband with grey graphics
- Water resistant for all weather use
- Polycarbonate wide angle lens
- Operates on 3 AA/LR6 batteries (included)
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