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The days when everyone used a Petzl Zoom head torch are over and the market is now flooded with alternative ways of seeing in the dark while leaving your hands free. Take your pick from conventional bulb torches, high-powered LEDs, hybrids, and torches with special features such as boost buttons.

Buyers' Guide - Head Torches
Either you eat more carrots, or you buy yourself a headtorch - our latest OM Buyers' Guide tells you what to look out for when picking a light for your noggin...

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	Alpkit Gamma Headtorch - Quick Test New from Alpkit, multi-adjustable LED headtorch that packs a big, bright bang for the bucks...

	2008 Petzl Myo XP Tested Three times more light and different colours, we check out the uprated Myo XP.

	Gearblog - Much Too Bright Enough? The latest LED headtorches may have a near 100 metre range, but do you really need all that light?

	New Petzl Myo XP Three Times Brighter Coming soon, the 2008 Myo XP with a near 100-metre beam length...

	New Petzl SIGNAL Out Now Tiny safety light ups visibility for night time walkers, runners, cyclists and reindeer...

	It's A Vision Adventure... Spotted at the OS Outdoors Show - is this the brightest headtorch out there?

	Lithium Batteries Fine For Princeton Tec Torches Issues with lithium batteries and LED torches don't apply to its torches says Princeton Tech. Cunning circuitry means you can use the higher spec, longer life cells without worrying.

	Silva Announces Super Bright New Headtorch Well, you need lots of light to frighten the mooses away. Plus the existing range has been tweaked to make the torches both more comfortable and more useable with gloved fingers.

	Lithium Batteries Kill LEDs Says Petzl Tests by the French headtorch specialists suggest that some lithium batteries could damage LEDs in headlamps and the problem is not specific to Petzl.

	Petzl's Hot New Torch - Update The radical new ultralightweight Petzl e+LITE is due out in October and could be the torch weight weenies have been waiting for. What's all the fuss about?


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