I was long a system rider too. Just to have enough light to see jumbled roots and pick the less greasy lines down rocks at all.
Kept wrecking extension cables - which is apparently a me thing - which is when I switched to a self contained helmet / system on the bar setup. I figure the next gen Seca Comp will be lighter and run longer, so excited for that. No more cords!
The advantage of systems is, of course, not having the battery on your head. The Dayblazer is light though. They claim 140-grams. I’ll toss it on a scale and confirm this morning.
Oct. 15, 2021, 5:55 a.m. - Andrew Major
I was long a system rider too. Just to have enough light to see jumbled roots and pick the less greasy lines down rocks at all. Kept wrecking extension cables - which is apparently a me thing - which is when I switched to a self contained helmet / system on the bar setup. I figure the next gen Seca Comp will be lighter and run longer, so excited for that. No more cords! The advantage of systems is, of course, not having the battery on your head. The Dayblazer is light though. They claim 140-grams. I’ll toss it on a scale and confirm this morning.