Also they let slip what was in the pipeline for 2012 and it will blow the competition out of the water in terms of lumens, price, weight and beam pattern.
Not saying anything more other than if it delivers what they say it will my 6 pack will be up for sale
I expect that Lezyne would actually like you to spill the beans.
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Sod all on the Lezyne site, so when will these wonderful Exposure eaters be available to the general punters?
Lets not rush. I have a little respect for what Exposure make.
Package, weight, performance.
They are a worthy rival and not to be dismissed at a stroke, imo.
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Of course, both Lezyne and Exposure probably enjoy the cost savings of sourcing supplies from the far east.
And thats something I, and probably Trout, can never compete with.
Ultimatley, I think part of the appeal of lights such as those Trout and I offer. Is that the owner has a niche product. Not mainstream.
And sometimes that affords the owner something special.
Which is all part of choosing to buy something a little different.
Also. Insane lumen figures. Trout and I get our lights independantly measured. I also suspect that STW will be doing the same for any lights they get in for test this year.
Furthermore, anything in the 1500 to 2000 lumen range is going to be adequate. Very adequate….
Anything higher is just about the bragging rights post ride and annoying your your riding crew out on the trail.
Personally I feel that anything over 1200 lumens is fine, after which I’m looking for longer runtimes to stretch out burntimes between charges.
Cheers.
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