A Good Running Headlamp for Your Night Runs

• Petzl lists 625 lumens and a weight of 88 g.
• It includes a CORE rechargeable battery and can also use three AAA batteries.
• Its mixed beam and red lighting cover distinct close and distance tasks.

Drawback: Its IPX4 rating is weather resistance, not a rating for immersion.

• Petzl specifies a maximum output of 1,200 lumens for the sport model.
• REACTIVE LIGHTING adjusts brightness and beam pattern using a light sensor.
• The rechargeable lamp weighs 92 g according to Petzl.

Drawback: Its sensor-led operation may not suit runners who prefer to manage every change manually.

• Black Diamond lists a maximum output of 400 lumens.
• Dual-Fuel operation supports three AAA cells or the BD 1500 rechargeable battery.
• The lamp includes red night-vision modes and an IPX8 rating.

Drawback: The rechargeable BD 1500 battery is sold separately.

• Black Diamond describes it as designed for overnight endurance efforts.
• The stated maximum output is 1,500 lumens.
• Its Comfort Cradle is designed to contour the head and reduce bounce.

Drawback: The external battery arrangement is more involved than a compact all-in-one lamp.

• Petzl describes it as an easy-to-use headlamp with red lighting.
• Its HYBRID CONCEPT design supports standard batteries and a compatible CORE battery.
• The model is intended for dynamic outdoor activities including running.

Drawback: The rechargeable CORE pack is an optional accessory for this model.