Name: Trail Evo Handlebar Light
SKU: 517566

Description |

Behold the Trail Evo. Outbound's flagship light, the sum total of their decades of experience designing automotive optics, all neatly wrapped up in the best bike light they have ever engineered. Think of this as harnessing the sun to your mountain (or gravel) bike. An amazingly wide beam pattern with a balanced carpet of light from the front of your tire to where you are looking. Giving you the sensation of riding in daylight.

Zero wires, long battery life, USB-C rapid charging, simple interface, a robust and easy to install quick release mount. What more could you want? Backed by years of automotive lighting experience, built in Chicago, IL, and a generous 3-year warranty (with an extended "don't-be-a-jerk" policy) that covers everything, including gnarly crashes, as long as you have a great story behind it!

Features |

Trail Evo is a proper automotive grade headlight designed to be front and center on your handelbars.
Innovative engineering keeps more heat in the batteries compared to competitors; letting you ride longer even in the coldest weather.
Say goodbye to bulky battery packs, hanging wires, zipties, and rubber bands holding your lights on your handlebar.
Rock solid mounting.

Specs |

Lumens	~ 2200 lumens
Battery	10,000mAH capacity / 2x LG 21700 M50LT cells
Weight	275g Trail Evo Lighthead 36g Quick Release Mount
Modes	Adaptive - High - Medium - Low Daytime Flash/Nighttime Flash
Materials	Magnesium lower shell Glass Fiber Reinforced Nylon Mount High Strength polycarbonate substrate Soft touch TPU overmold High clarity PMMA lens
Electrical Features	Thermal protection circuit Constant current step-down converter Battery management system QC3.0 USB-C charging Pass-through charging Low Battery warning 20 minute "get-home" buffer in every mode

Mode	Runtime
Adaptive	2.6 hr (155 min)
High	1.7 hr (104 min)
Medium	4.2 hr (250 min)
Low	8.5 hr (500 m in)
Daytime Strobe	10 hr (600 min)
Nighttime Flash	4.5 hr (270 min)

What is adaptive mode? Nothing too fancy, it is just the default mode when the light is turned on. It stays on high for about 5 minutes, and over the course of 30 minutes it will very slowly reduce brightness to medium mode while your eyes ADAPT to the darkness. Letting you get more runtime, without noticing a thing by tricking your brain. All other modes are solid output so you know what you are getting at any time.