"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying: ""I’ve run a lot of lights over the years, and the Six Pack 15 is on another level. The output is seriously powerful without feeling unfocused, and the beam spread gives me confidence charging fast, technical trails in total darkness. The OLED display and customizable modes make it easy to dial in exactly what I need, whether I’m heading out for a quick night lap or an all-night mission."" When the trail disappears into darkness, we turn to the Six Pack 15 Headlight to light the way forward. Exposure built this light for riders who refuse to slow down when the sun goes down, delivering incredible brightness and clarity that transforms night riding into a fully immersive experience. From high-speed descents to tight, technical singletrack, the trail stays visible, detailed, and confidence-inspiring. The six-emitter design combines a focused spot beam for long-range vision with wide flood beams that illuminate the entire trail corridor. A color OLED display keeps us informed on output and remaining runtime at a glance, while USB-C fast charging and power-sharing capabilities keep our setup running deep into remote adventures. Built from CNC-machined aluminum with serious impact and weather protection, the Six Pack 15 is ready for aggressive riding in the harshest conditions."
Price: $540.00 from Backcountry
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