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The Cateye HL-350 and LD170 Bicycle Headlight and Tail Light combo has been reduced from $16.99 to $14.90 over at Amazon.com. 'Cat Eye HL350/LD 170 Headlight & Taillight Sets are economically priced they use a standard-bulb 1.25 watt Krypton lamp. HL350 has a wide beam pattern for visibility on occasional night trips with an 8 hour run time. Inludes a quick release handlebar mount. LD170 Taillight Features 3 ultra-bright LEDs with 60hrs. of runtime / flashing mode. Universal mounting kit, with a clothing clip !

The Brunton L3 Runners Belt Kit has been reduced from $26.99 to $15.41 over at Amazon.com. 'Do you like to be left in the dark? For all you night owls, here's the answer to running after dark, the L3 Runners belt. Designed with adventure racers , endurance runners and orienteers in mind, the runner's belt take the battery weight off your head and puts it in a convenient place, around your waist. Strap on the L3's battery compartment and you're off!'

The Titan 8-LED Flashlight w/Laser Pointer has been reduced from $21.95 to $15.68 over at Amazon Marketplace.
Product Features:
• 8 Long-life 100,000 hour LEDs
• Built-in laser pointer
• Aluminum alloy construction
• Includes 3 AAA Batteries

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Lightweight, portable L.E.D. provides clear visibility and safety for nighttime cyclists, with both red and white light

BOULDER, Co. - Nite Ize, Inc., a leading manufacturer of innovative products & accessories, announced today the introduction of several new products, including a new L.E.D. light designed specifically for people who ride their bikes after dark: the RideLit.

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EAGLEVILLE, Pa. - Streamlight®, Inc., a leading flashlight manufacturer for sportsmen, hunters and other recreational users, announced it introduced a high performance version of its lightweight, compact tactical PolyTac® LED - the PolyTac® LED HP - on January 1

BOULDER, Co. - Nite Ize, Inc., a leading manufacturer of innovative products & accessories, announced today the introduction of several new products, including a new L.E.D. light designed to attach to zipper pulls, providing nighttime and early morning personal safety and visibility for people of all ages.

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Two new options that enhance the performance of a AA Mini Maglite® now available

BOULDER, Co. - Nite Ize, Inc., a leading manufacturer of innovative accessories, announced today the introduction of several new products, including two new L.E.D. Upgrade Kits designed to enhance the performance of a AA Mini Maglite®: the AA L.E.D. Upgrade II, and the AA L.E.D. Combo Upgrade II.

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Topco Energy Saving System Corporation (TESS) announced the latest innovation in Feb. The new 9W / 9.5 W LED bulbs are designed with CREE LED chips inside. With the leading technology, the 9W cool white bulb reaches 700 lumens and it can replace 70W incandescent bulb.

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-- Cree XLamp® MPL EasyWhite™ LED Delivers up to 1500 Lumens at 75 Lumens per Watt in a Breakthrough Package Design

DURHAM, N.C., --- Cree, Inc. (Nasdaq: CREE), a market leader in LED lighting, announces a breakthrough new lighting-class LED that can obsolete energy-inefficient light bulbs. The XLamp® MPL EasyWhite™ LED offers the performance, color consistency and lumen density to displace conventional light sources, all in the industry's smallest package. Featuring Cree's unique EasyWhite innovation, the LEDs are specified like traditional light sources--simply indicate the desired color temperature and brightness.

A review of the McGizmo Haiku XP-G flashlight has been posted over at the Candle Power Forums. 'I could tell right away that it was something special - I already loved the design and the beam of the 'original' Haiku, but the first time I used the XP-G for a night time dog walk I thought I was seeing things - an incredible amount of throw with the most amazingly large spill I'd ever seen. Almost like having a mule that throws. An almost perfect beam that, beyond 20 feet or so, has no 'spot' - it just transitions into a lovely, as PoliceScannerMan said, "punchy flood." My original posting of outdoor beam shots is over here, so I won't be redundant, but I do want to share some new photos along with commentary. Please understand that I don't have the technical knowledge that so many of you have - this is more of an ordinary 'Joe's' perspective on things.'