Man, I love the look of that Hangover. I've always preferred a spot on my head (for the ability to see far down the trail), and a flood on my bar (for contrast and to illuminate the middle ground), but I'm starting to see the limitations of that theory: you need to be able to see at least some detail off to the side of the trail in the middle to far distance to pick your lines well. Just last night I tried to cut a flat corner inside and tight, and didn't see the log in the apex. I slid out onto my knee cap and shoulder... fun. but I digress.
I would have already bought the Hangover, but I have to admit I'm worried about the run time, and how it would be impacted in the cold - I ride my fat bike regularly in the winter, down to about -18°C (0°F). I don't suppose the cell is replaceable out on the trail is it? It would be sweet to be able to carry and extra cell or two in my pocket and do a trailside replacement as needed...
Nov. 20, 2020, 8:37 a.m. - slyfink
Man, I love the look of that Hangover. I've always preferred a spot on my head (for the ability to see far down the trail), and a flood on my bar (for contrast and to illuminate the middle ground), but I'm starting to see the limitations of that theory: you need to be able to see at least some detail off to the side of the trail in the middle to far distance to pick your lines well. Just last night I tried to cut a flat corner inside and tight, and didn't see the log in the apex. I slid out onto my knee cap and shoulder... fun. but I digress. I would have already bought the Hangover, but I have to admit I'm worried about the run time, and how it would be impacted in the cold - I ride my fat bike regularly in the winter, down to about -18°C (0°F). I don't suppose the cell is replaceable out on the trail is it? It would be sweet to be able to carry and extra cell or two in my pocket and do a trailside replacement as needed...