I have a stable of exposure lights now. They rule in this segment for those of us who hate cables and want a powerful low weight option.
Lithium ion batteries are king, and obviously add to the expense factor, but the benefits for that spec are huge.
Exposure and their US distributor have great customer service.
Pros Cordless, scares off all trail animals,easy to operate and manage output while riding, smart port for adding on another light or using a piggyback battery. Lightweight. Charge times
Cons Burn time on MaXX is one hour.
Helmet mount will release the light with a not so hard hit from a low branch.
I have a stable of exposure lights now. They rule in this segment for those of us who hate cables and want a powerful low weight option.
Lithium ion batteries are king, and obviously add to the expense factor, but the benefits for that spec are huge.
Exposure and their US distributor have great customer service.
Pros
Cordless, scares off all trail animals,easy to operate and manage output while riding, smart port for adding on another light or using a piggyback battery. Lightweight. Charge times
Cons
| ThankBurn time on MaXX is one hour.
Helmet mount will release the light with a not so hard hit from a low branch.