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I've definition shifted to minimalism for headlamps, using 1 lumen mode as much as possible, and even the tiny ones put out plenty of light on high mode for almost any task. If I'm really craving thousands of lumens for those rare nights where I need to scan a large area and long distances I will break out a handheld.
Read the AI summary first. Also, I am noticing a common pattern of exaggerating the lumens. Images will show the whole wooded jungle lit that you can see a tiny rat there, but reviews tell othe story. And also, from my experience, a flash light was sold as 20,000 lumen, but I myself estimated it to be less than 1000, maybe 700 at most. Total ripoff going on
I've definition shifted to minimalism for headlamps, using 1 lumen mode as much as possible, and even the tiny ones put out plenty of light on high mode for almost any task. If I'm really craving thousands of lumens for those rare nights where I need to scan a large area and long distances I will break out a handheld.
Nothing wrong with that. Different strokes for different folks. I work on cars for a living on the road, not in a shop, and need as many lumens as possible when running nighttime calls. Also need my hands free. So I have a ton of bright headlamps. The best for me so far have been Foxelli and Sofrin.
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