Lighting and navigation

Head torches chosen on regulated runtime, with a backup light and navigation that needs no battery.

What it is

Lighting and navigation are what turn a delayed walk into an inconvenience instead of an emergency. Output, burn time, beam pattern and battery type matter more than the headline lumen figure printed on the box.

What is included

Lamp matched to use and runtime needed
Battery or cell guidance for the conditions
Backup light recommendation
Navigation basics on request
Warranty and waterproof rating stated

How it works

Use profile

We separate camp use, trail movement and technical night terrain, because each wants a different beam and a different runtime.

Runtime check

We read the regulated runtime, not the peak lumens, since most lamps drop output sharply after a few minutes.

Power choice

We compare rechargeable and replaceable cells against cold weather and trip length, where replaceable cells still win.

Redundancy

We set up a backup light source and, where relevant, a map and compass that do not depend on a battery.

Frequent questions

How many lumens do I actually need?

For camp and trail, 200 to 350 regulated lumens is plenty. Very high outputs exist for running and technical terrain and drain batteries quickly.

Rechargeable or normal batteries?

Rechargeable for regular short use, replaceable cells for long trips and cold weather where you cannot recharge and lithium cells perform better.

Do I still need a compass with GPS?

On any serious route, yes. A map and compass do not run out of battery, lose signal or break when dropped.

Next step. Send us the details of your case and we will reply with the information needed to move forward. Write to [email protected] or call +55 (41) 9779-2066.