Review: tough and versatile cycling OfficialRavemen
The Ravemen PR1000 is a high-quality and durable front light, with a great battery life, a high-low beam that doesn't blind oncoming drivers and a variety of useful charging options. However, its strap mount could be better, and it doesn't have any side visibility.
You can also run the PR1000 can from an external battery pack for additional run time. This external battery pack will need a five-volt output, and you won't be able to connect the remote switch when the light's powered this way. When the light is dipped you can also hold down the external switch to temporarily get the light's full 1000 lumens – I found this useful for checking for potholes in the gloom.
The main beam is also very good. This turns on the second LED to create a powerful spotlight in the centre of the more dissipated dipped beam's spread.I found the rapid flash mode very useful for daytime riding. As with many of today's lights, the PR1000 handily remembers the last mode you used, which saves you cycling back to your favourite mode.
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