Gloworm XSV Mountain Bike Light REVIEWED

I have used a lot of different cycling lights. The Gloworm is now my number one pick for mountain biking and road biking at night. This video shows in detail unboxing the light and usage at dusk and night.
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[@buckeroonii]

Lots of good info, very helpful! I think the background music is doubled in some sections, no biggie and overall this helped decide these lights are worth buying!

[@hodgo1981]

@gearchase did you ever film some comparisons with the different optics combos?

[@flooooooo0686]

That would be very useful. Also wondering how they change the shape

[@joyflg1rl]

Thank you! This video was really helpful.

[@GearChaseTube]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Gerald-iz7mv]

Can you adjust the light without the phone as well?

[@GearChaseTube]

Only the mode

[@Gerald-iz7mv]

@@GearChaseTube you mean yes, but only between modes / light levels can be switched?

[@synctronic2976]

Too dang expensive for me.

[@GearChaseTube]

These lights are expensive, but with lights you get what you pay for.

[@MichaelRobibaro]

Naw, it's not worth the price when compared to something like Outbound Trail Evo or the new Full on Lighting MB6 active light... As for inexpensive lights that work well,(better than many lights on the market) Infun GT200 for helmet, it's wide and has adequate throw.. around 45-65 shipped King Kong Ray on the bar, for about 35-45 shipped This has a low beam/high beam feature Novsight 1600 for $25 This beam is narrow, but has allot of throw/distance. Can use this as a supplement, or as a backup light