When I took the small light unit out of the packaging for the first time, I had to smile a little: this little "thing" is supposed to light my way sufficiently on a ski tour at night and especially on the descent? But in fact, this little lamp has enormous power; if required, it can provide up to 660 lumens of light for two and a half hours. The lamp has three brightness levels and a flashing mode. The battery lasts 30 hours in power-saving mode and 20 hours in flashing mode. An external 2.5 Ah Li-ion battery, which can be recharged in just three hours, supplies the Trail Speed with power. It can be carried on the headband, on a belt, in a jacket or in a backpack. I particularly like the fact that the large on/off switch is easy to operate even when wearing gloves. The accessories include a helmet or bike holder.
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Gear of the Week | Silva Trail Speed Elite Headlamp
Small but mighty....
The traditional brand from Sweden has been bringing light into the dark since 1933: the Silva Trail Speed Elite is a lightweight, powerful headlamp.
I now not only have the lamp with me on my evening powder runs, but also use it for cycling, repairing my car at night or similar activities. In short, for everything where weight, pack size and power dependency are not important. For 280,-- EUR (RRP) you get a loyal and trend-setting companion.
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