Review: Ideal if you mix your road riding with off-road shenanigans cycling NiteRiderLight
The NiteRider Lumina Max 2500 is a more than capable front light – it's powerful, easy to use, and has a variety of beam settings that mean it can be used in a variety of situations. However, it is not the lightest and it comes with a fairly steep price tag. You might want to compare it with others in our buyer's guide to theFirst and foremost, the Lumina Max 2500 has been designed to be bright.
The buttons are backlit with coloured LEDs that change based on the selection you have , and above them are four additional LEDs that indicate battery life; these change to predict the time remaining based on the setting you're using, which is a nice touch.Another neat feature is that if you have a Nitelink compatible rear light then you can turn that on or off from the front light too. You can also buy a wireless remote that allows you to control both the front and rear lights .
As the Lumina Max 2500 is predominantly for use off-road, it has a focused beam pattern. It's good for showing what's in front of you – I could quite easily identify any imperfections in the road, or roots on a trail, or something to avoid – but it's more limited than road-specific lights in terms of its peripheral spread, and what you can see around you.
Recharging is done through a USB port on the bottom of the light, and takes a couple of hours , so it's not the kind of light you can just chuck on charge a few minutes before setting off.As with most lights over 2,000 lumens, there is a sacrifice to make in terms of size, weight, and heat.
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