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snow of tomorrow
Snow of Tomorrow | Night Ski Tours
02/13/2023 • Birgit Kantner (ÖAV)
Moonlight tours, full moon hikes, night ski tours, night tobogganing as well as sunrise and twilight tours - the range of night-time events is huge. For many people, the day doesn't seem long enough, so the night literally turns into day. What may be a special experience for winter sports enthusiasts is unfortunately detrimental to many wild animals. -
gear of the week
Gear of the Week | Piko RX 4
01/27/2019 • Johannes WolfHeadlamps are now a dime a dozen - from small emergency lamps to powerful headlamps, the market offers all kinds of variations. -
gear of the week
Gear of the Week | Headlamp
11/25/2017 • Lorenzo Rieg
I can still remember the first time I saw an outdoor headlamp, even if it was quite a while ago. You don't get any younger... Although the models back then were still really big and heavy and not too bright, I immediately thought to myself: "really practical thing". After all, it not only keeps your hands free, but also automatically illuminates your field of vision. -
gear of the week
Gear of the Week | Silva Trail Speed Elite Headlamp
02/21/2015 • Steffen Kruse
The traditional brand from Sweden has been bringing light into the dark since 1933: the Silva Trail Speed Elite is a lightweight, powerful headlamp. -
gear of the week
Gear of the Week | Nao headlamp from Petzl
12/05/2012 • Stefan NeuhauserNao - Chinese for brain - is the name of the "thinking" lighting miracle from French manufacturer Petzl. The secret: a brightness sensor in the lamp regulates the light intensity in real time so that as much light always reaches the eye as necessary. No more and no less. -
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Gear of the Week | Petzl Ultra
02/13/2012 • Stefan NeuhauserAttention! Please do not think that the Petzl Ultra is a normal headlamp. The only normal thing about it is that you wear it on your head. I have been using the lamp for 10 months. The lamp is the best in headlamps. You can use it to carry out delicate repair work on skis or drill holes in ski bindings, even on a moonless night.