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Princeton Tec Sync Review

With a red light, spot mode, floodlight, and good battery life, the Sync is a full-featured light that is high...

Petzl NAO+ Review

The Petzl NAO+ is impressive, but at $200 list, it is hard to justify. Competing lights like the Zebralight offer...

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...

Fenix HP11 Review

Boasting an impressive 277 lumens, the Fenix HP11 is one of the brightest headlamps available. In our tests, it had...

Princeton Tec Byte Review

Of all the truly compact lights we tested (sub 70g: Black Diamond Gizmo, Black Diamond Ion, the ultralight Top Pick...

Black Diamond Gizmo Review

If weight and price are key considerations for you, then the Black Diamond Gizmo may be just the ticket. It's not...

Princeton Tec Quad Review

The Quad is easy to use and has a solid close proximity score but otherwise did not stand out in our tests. It is...

Petzl Ultra Review

The now discontinued Ultra is like having car headlight strapped on your head in terms of the amount of light it puts...

Surefire Saint Minimus Review

The Saint Minimus blew away the competition in some ratings and fell way short in others. It scored perfect 10s for...

Petzl MYO RXP Review

This delivers great close proximity lighting and has more beam power levels than any light we tested. The extra "R" in...

Princeton Tec Apex Review

The Apex is a quality light that offers a very bright and high-quality spot beam, and a better than average...

Why You Get Cold in the Mountains

The human body has a narrow safe temperature range, needing to stay within eight degrees of 98.6 degrees to function...

Why Headlamp Claims are Deceptive

Not all the specs on headlamp packaging are a straight-out lie, but after extensively testing more than 70 headlamps...