Torch T2 Bike Helmet With Integrated Lights

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We plan to extend Torch products to other sports areas that require high visibility safety gear. Examples include kids who ride scooters, skiers in the Nordics etc. Product Development - Torch Europe will assist the US business in the development of new Torch products. This helmet light is very easy to install on your bike or a helmet light mount , and it’s also remarkably small and lightweight despite its sheer output strength. It’s made out of waterproof, military-grade plastic that’s enough to withstand any type of accident that might happen during a trip. Having found its other products pretty indestructible, we’ve no reason not to expect this to be the same. With tough lenses, IPX6 water resistance and a diminutive 77 gram weight, it’s a great addition to any kit bag that’s also useful for camping and hiking.

Torch has had numerous requests from international partners to resell our products. The appointment of the right distribution and retail partners would enable to Torch to maximise our market access across Europe. You should also be aware of the durability of your helmet light’s mount. After all, your light won’t be of much use if it falls off while you’re cycling. Take note of the type of straps that secure your light to your helmet or handlebars. If you feel like they aren’t as secure as you would like them to be, feel free to try out some homemade solutions. Types of Bike Helmet Lights

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UK brand Exposure makes some lovely lights. Encased in a slim and neatly machined aluminium housing the Link Plus DayBright helmet light is no exception. who understand these risks. Tax treatment depends on individual circumstances and is subject to change in There are two steady settings and two flashing. First and foremost, unless you stand 5ft tall, or less, these won't comply with RVLR stipulations, so you'll still need 'proper' bike-mounted lights. The rise of companies like Wiggle is changing the dynamic whereby the wholesaler and retailers used to make quite good margins,” he said.

The battery life of a helmet light should be able to last a few dozen hours’ worth of run time, or as long as your usual trips would require. There is no standard duration for a helmet light’s battery, but anything that can last for over 12 hours should suffice. activities take place within the United Kingdom, and any person resident outside the United Kingdom should Mountain bike lights are all about lumens; the more, the merrier. This applies to helmet lights as well as handlebar lights. To get the best experience possible, a good set of lights is essential. Fortunately there’s a vast array of options on the market at a range of price points to suit most budgets. Once you’ve decided how much you’re going to spend, the next decision to make is whether to run one big powerful light or spread your output between a helmet light and a bar light.With a single flashing or constant mode for each, its maximum run time is a stated 100 hours. Unusually for a modern bike light, this model isn’t USB rechargeable, instead running on two AAA batteries. This torch comes with a rechargeable battery with a runtime of 43 hours, and the light itself is a Cree LED with a 100-lumen output. This brightness level makes the Topside less useful for off-road cycling and more attractive as a safety light for cycling inside a city. It can cycle between flash and constant lighting modes and it can be configured for front lighting, rear lighting, or dual lighting modes, which adds a layer of versatility. Rated IPX4 for waterproofing, this should leave it splashproof, but lags slightly behind some of the posher models here. Still given it’s less than half the price, it’s hard to grumble. Secured first round Angel investment from Hugh Roper, who used an existing company vehicle to invest in Torch Apparel. Demographically, our Target Market is currently split at 51% Male and 49% Female with the key age group being 18-45, although we have seen interest from 10-65 years old customers.

We recommend your helmet light has a whiter light, with a slightly different colour temperature from your handlebar light. This helps you differentiate between the two beams. It’s powered by a USB rechargeable 2200mAh battery contained in the main light. Cleverly this can be run in reverse, allowing you to charge your electronics via its stored charge. Its helmet fixing uses the same standard as a GoPro camera, letting you swap between the two items without changing mounts. Splitting the light between your bar and helmet is always a good idea because the low-mounted bar light creates shadows and texture, allowing you to read the trail, while the high helmet light allows you to scan for obstacles, illuminate around turns and see what you’re doing off the bike. Using a helmet light, alongside a handlebar-mounted light, means you’ve got everything covered in front of you. Andy Lloyd / Immediate MediaThis light from Bright Eyes boasts of a very high brightness with a lengthy battery life per charge. It can be easily mounted on helmets and handlebars alike, and its waterproof design can protect both the LED and the battery from being damaged by water. Additionally, some bike helmet lights come with handlebar mounts as an alternative mount location. They essentially work the same way as headlights in other vehicles do. Mounting lights on your handlebar may be more favorable in some situations but if you’re creative and really want a helmet light , don’t be afraid to try out alternative solutions to make sure any light that you have won’t go to waste. Battery Life The NiteRider Lumina Micro 750 is a high-output bike light with excellent form and function. The Lumina Micro 750’s housing is made of a sturdy nylon reinforced with DuPont fiberglass, making it incredibly tough and impact-resistant. This paired with its innate IP64 water and dust resistance makes it one of the most durable bike lights in the market today. regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. It is not intended to be a promotion of any individual

The Cateye Duplex helmet light provides a maximum of 30 lumens at the front paired to 10 lumens at the rear. Featuring a long stretchy rubber strap it should gel with most helmet designs, and can easily be transferred over to the bike if needed. The cafe menu was devised by Tansy Austin, who aimed to mix healthy fare with more filling items for those intending to burn off a lot of calories.This is first thing you should look for in a bike helmet light , but keep in mind that brighter isn’t exactly better. Light intensity is measured in lumens , and the amount that you need mostly depends on your location. If you’re looking for a high-output bike light, this one from Maketheone should be on your radar. This handheld flashlight can be attached to your helmet or your bike’s handlebars for hands-free illumination on the road. It has five different lighting modes for various circumstances and its adjustable focus complements its very high brightness rating, making it great for cycling in dark, off-road trails. The Zenith MK2 puts out a maximum 2,100 lumens from its three LEDs and it has a slightly brighter, more focused beam than either the Cateye AMPP 800 or Magicshine RN 1500, and like all Exposure lights, the Zenith MK2 is fully programmable with nine built-in modes, helpfully written on the body of the light. Torch Apparel will positively affect the cycling market by raising the level of quality and function that is expected in cycling apparel, ultimately making cycling safer and saving lives. Substantial accomplishments to date