"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I’ve used a lot of front lights, and the beam on the Pro 1400 is one of the cleanest I’ve seen. The collimator lens throws a wide, even pattern that makes riding technical trails or dark roads feel way more confident. I also really like the color-coded power button—it’s a small but super helpful upgrade.""When we need balanced brightness and a sleek, streamlined design, we go for the Lumina Pro 1400 Headlight. This front light delivers a full 1400 lumens through a refined collimator lens that spreads light evenly across the road or trail—reducing hotspots and improving peripheral clarity on nighttime rides. The Pro 1400 features an upgraded dual-button interface with color-coded mode indicators, making it easy to adjust brightness on the fly. With eight total modes, USB-C recharging, and up to 20 hours of runtime, it's a go-to for riders who need performance lighting in a compact, helmet-friendly format. Its reinforced nylon housing meets FL1 standards for durability, impact resistance, and weather protection."
Price: $129.99 from Backcountry
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