Yes I would want to bolt on a lamp rather than glue it for security. I have a black diamond women's half dome helmet. Same as this one http://www.johncrossandsons.co.uk/black-diamond-half-dome-helmet-women-grey-2018-oeaorj-black-diamond-p-3176.html If you take a look at the pics I'm not sure how easy it is to remove the foam and drill it?
I like the idea of the light not being a hard bolted fixture - I've often thought that if the lamphead or battery box sustained a collision the strain on the bolts could possibly foul the helmet.
My advice is to contact the helmet manufacturer before you buy any lamp
As above,drilling will be fine.Another option if your buying one of Roys lamps would be to source a gopro elastic head band.
Will you go back to the Sirocco now Petzl make a light mount? I'm tall and prone to banging my head so doubt a soft shell helmet would last long for me...
.. it said that it (the Sirocco helmet) has been 'tested in the deepest caves' (whatever that might mean).
I looked at Petzl's video and it said that it (the Sirocco helmet) has been 'tested in the deepest caves' (whatever that might mean).
I'll just note that I tried using Petzl's adhesive mount to fix an Ultra Vario to a Sirocco
How do you detach the Vario's battery plug from the rear plate of the headstrap? (see attached image). It looks like tugging it sharply to the left would disengage it but I'm worried I break it.
You need to push it to the right
Here's a new possibilityhttp://ylplight.com/en/katalog/1/nalobnye-fonari/panda-3r/http://budgetlightforum.com/node/67283
But for anyone who wants to pay the money for shear quality nothing will compete with Mr Biffs new Rude Nora.
Anyone using a zebra light as a back-up?Which model do you use, pro's/con's? Given the choice, would you have opted for a different model?
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