As you would expect from a Petzl, you do get some weather-resistance with an IPX4 rating. This means it will be fine it all weathers, but not so good if submerged in the lake. Try and keep it on your head if possible! This durable and lightweight head torch for runners is suitable for both suburban and cross-country running, due to its three level power metre and multi-programmable beam pattern. On full beam, with a single battery, this running head torch will last an hour (more than enough time to power through some miles). Attach its support cell and you can extend that to around three hours use.

Our range of carp fishing lights includes several styles to suit your needs. For those planning to use a bivvy during their session, bivvy lights are essential. Our selection of lanterns, mostly battery-powered, ensures that you can safely store the light in your sleeping area without any worry. On the green light you have two settings; medium and low. These are more than enough to give you some illumination without losing your night vision as you would with the white light. Apparently the human eye is more receptive to green light, who knew!? Fishing without proper lighting is not only ill-advised but also downright dangerous, and as funny as a story about pitching headfirst into the water might sound, the risk is very real. Daylight does not last forever, not even in the summer so even when you set out from those low lights, early starts to get your lines out before daybreak or you find your bite alarm shrieks in the middle of the night, we have the lighting solutions that can make your stay at the bank a little easier. Best Light for Night Fishing Obviously battery times will vary depending on which settings you use, but you can expect to up to around 80 hours use before you need to recharge.

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When browsing our range of lighting solutions, consider the lumens for an idea of the brightness of the light and the colour options of the beam. While most lights come with bright white lighting, red lighting can be beneficial for night fishing, as it doesn't scare fish away. Our collection also includes other colour options such as blue, green, and yellow, especially among bivvy lights.

Like any gear choices, it’s all about what you value most in your head torch. What to look for in a carp fishing head torch Lumens: A measure of the total amount of visible light in some defined beam or emitted from a source. The higher the lumens, the brighter the light. Not only is it bright though, it’s also variable focus, so you can easily adjust the depth of the beam from wide the ultra focussed by twisting the lens cap. In fact, that’s what this head torch was designed for. It’s all about making it easy to find carp when turning up to a venue after hours. As with the other models in the range the Mega Elite is water resistant with an IPX-4 rating and this model also boasts an impact resistance rating to 1 metre.

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Here are the key things you should look out for when choosing your next head torch for fishing: Rechargeable Battery Credit to Ridgemonkey they have also thought of carp anglers dashing out of their bivvy when creating this fishing head torch. It’s actually got a clever dual-orientation design, which means there is no upside down. No matter which way you put it on whilst you’re running out to the rods – you can’t go wrong! As a result. you may find that some head torches like the RidgeMonkey bear a little too much weight. They’re great for how long they last, but they are large and protrude from your forehead quite a bit.