Top 10 budget running headtorches / headlamps for winter 2022 from £20-40 / $25-$50

[@antoniocardinale6958]

I enjoyed watching this video of Claire in action in the wet footpath and muddy field . The headtorches are really good value for money , I like them all.

[@wildgingerruns]

Cool! Thanks AC!

[@heni5247]

Great video. Have passed on my preferred three to hubby for Christmas ideas.

[@wildgingerruns]

Fab! Hope you get what you wanted! Claire

[@andreafluffkitten]

Useful video, thanks Claire.

[@wildgingerruns]

Thanks Andrea! Glad you liked it, I'm making another version with Fleur re-recorded after those technical issues!

[@Niamhcotts]

Can I buy the t shirt you are wearing? I'm a ginger too. Its a great design ❤

[@wildgingerruns]

Hey yes you can! I sell them here www.wildgingerrunning.co.uk/shop/ if it doesn't work message me on Insta

[@koningklootzak7788]

Nice video. Would you say Hoka gives you the best bang for the buck?

[@wildgingerruns]

Thanks! The Hoka is an impressive one yes, but personally I'd go for one that you can get a spare battery for, Hoka is charge only. So I think my choice would be the Petzl.Having said that, I did like the super light, compact black diamond one with the dimmer!

[@severiner7168]

Great review. I have a very powerful lenser which I am yet to work out how it works as i ended up flashing when I try and turn off or off when I try and mke brighter. I’m also not a fan of the over the head thing, might try without. It’s a minefield!

[@wildgingerruns]

Urgh does it have instructions? I hate reading them but it does help to!

[@severiner7168]

@@wildgingerruns that's a good point... probably...

[@gijssmets]

I had a knog once but threw it away in frustration. Too complicated. If they could just combine that silicon design with a more intuitive operation. I am now a happy Fenix-user ( HM65R-T and HL18R-T)

[@wildgingerruns]

Agreed! You just need 3 settings and one button. Life's too short to read the instructions and remember a tonne of settings.

[@davidpollard343]

What is your recommendation Claire

[@wildgingerruns]

I'd go for the Petzl as a great all rounder, or the Fenix for waterproof :) Hope that helps David!

[@tonyreeves5083]

Thanks Claire; great video. I'm still hoping to win one ;-p

[@wildgingerruns]

Awesome, fingers crossed for you Tony!

[@BorysBuc]

👍👍hard job. But remember...ANSI norms!. Those lights are without stabilisation! The Led on 300 lumen , with 1hour run is hot, it need aluminium or cooper to distribute temperature from led. The best is Petzl, on 100 lumens is stable-after first maybe 15-20 , light output goes to 70-80 lumens per long time( on Aaa batery, li-on is beter). Cons of Petzl: hard to open batery cover and head strap buckle, you can lose it.Fenix hm 23 is the worst headtkrch in the world. Look at run graph in manual.

[@wildgingerruns]

Cool thanks!

[@hannahbazley3626]

Just goes to show how much prices have gone up. I got a Petzl Actik Core last summer for £32. I believe it's a model up from the Tikka and includes the rechargeable battery (and 3 x aaa works too). 👍

[@wildgingerruns]

Wow really, it's more like £52 now!