BioLiteHeadLamp 200 Lumen Ultra-Lightweight USD Headlamp, Moss Green

I picked this do to its small size, price and it being rechargeable. It took me a little getting used to where you have to hold the button for several seconds and immediately select the mode by pressing the button again until it is in the mode you want. I like that you can hold the button and adjust the brightness too. I like to set it dim to save the battery if I need to. It is very light, comfortable and easy to take along anywhere. It seems durable too

I'm an avid runner in SoCal and this extended heatwave got me thinking that I should run during the night as I did one run in the low-90's fairly early in the morning and that left me feeling exhausted for the whole day. I split my running between the road and trails 50/50 so I decided I need this lightweight version for the road and the HeadLamp 750 for the trails. They've both worked out great and HeadLamp 200 is perfect for asphalt road running with some street lighting around. It's very light and you almost do forget that you have it on.These head lamps will come in handy for the winter when the days are much shorter. I can be much more flexible in my schedule and not worry about the sun setting at before 5pm and run when it's dark. These head lamps are definitely a must for avid runners who want to put in their miles everyday.

Light worked great and was comfortable to wear. My headlamp use requires a fair amount of on and off and felt the button was too small and too rigid for my comfort. Also felt the pivoting mechanism moved too easy at times. While the light is comfortable to wear and the light quality is good, I will not be buying these lights until the button is addressed.

If you don't have a headlamp, get one.This is only one I've really used, but been very successful. Small size is great. When you need to do work at night, say an emergency motorcycle repair, it's a lifesaver. For doing fine work like sewing, even in well-lit conditions, this makes it easier. Working on cars? Yes!My first one failed after 18 pretty heavy use around the house and camping; I think the electrical connections in the charging port are fragile. But now that they are under $30 each, just bought more.Note that a light mounted on your head, and a flood pattern, are both great for many but not all applications. Great for all manner of close work, seeing the trail right in front of you, or finding small lost items; a handheld spot pattern flashlight is better for seeing relief, distance like when finding a trail at night (also much easier tosqivel hand than head), or into very tight spots.

I have gone on two 1 hour long runs/hikes after the initial purchase and charging. I have not had to recharge it yet. I am going to use it on a night half-marathon in May 2022 and am excited to use it. This thing is amazingly light (in weight), comfortable (no bounce and form fitting/adjustable), and versatile (has the red light feature - no, not Amsterdam). I don't need another one but I am considering it to have in my truck as a back up.

This is featherweight, and you almost forget it's on your head. And the band is comfortable and breathable. The brightness is as claimed.

Love this headlamp! I wear it on my morning runs, and it doesn’t bounce around! I can wear it without a hat, and it feels really comfortable on my skin! It is small, which means I need to charge it more often than the big ones, but it’s worth it, cause I hardly feel it when wearing it!

The controls could be a LOT better, but this does EVERYTHING, and it's small and light. It's super duper bright, but also dimmable, and you can angle it. Very nice headlamp, I'm happy with it.