Review on Rechargeable Headlight Waterproof Taillight Mountain by Lance Harrison

I've been cycling for four decades, 15 of them in competition. Because of the heat, we often train at night (Palm Springs Tram Rd.). I have a big box of broken, discarded, disposable, plagiarized plastic headlights that I shouldn't have bought at all but had no choice. Been there, made it, got a t-shirt when it comes to headlights, my first alternator on a Schwinn Super Sport (but it WAS cool)! So I went to Revain and bought AGAIN a headlight because my last model died after a week when the mounting plate broke and I was so pissed off. I thought I would just never drive at night again. Then I saw an ad for 4000 lumens Touhuhot and a bunch of other claims. I took another chance and I'm glad I did. From the moment I opened the box and saw that the light was aluminum and very carefully constructed until I tested it on the American River bike trail in pitch black darkness, I knew I had found a working headlight. The rim light is superb, and best of all, you don't have to drive like you do with 110 because you overtake the light produced. You can go as fast as you want because there will be an incredible amount of light right in front of you. Finally, I didn't test the battery's endurance, but I got six and a half hours on the first charge and it didn't lose intensity. All USB ports are provided with high-quality rubber protective covers. The mount is very well designed and you can easily remove the bulbs so nobody steals the light. (But in Sacramento they will steal the whole bike if you don't weld it to the planet). Anyway, if you want a light that really works, is honestly built, has instructions that haven't been translated, and I think it will last almost forever, then this is it. Yes, I forgot, you can yours Also charge the phone via the headlight. And the whole setup only costs $42.