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The Stella 300 Dual featured our 3-cell Lithium-ion pack. It has the juice to run the Dual on High for 3 hours, mounts on the top tube, and weighs a scant 180 grams. The waterproof connector design has been tested to 20-feet so you dont have to worry about the elements, and all Light & Motions Lithium-ion batteries are safety tested and certified worldwide and include an internal safety circuit.
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Submitted by
j_col2005
a Weekend Warrior
from Tulsa, OKDate Reviewed: December 1, 2009
Strengths: Bright white light and the ability to stack the beams. Holds well to the bars and rarely require adjustment, once dialed in. Battery life is awesome.Weaknesses: Flood light is not as bright as the other beam nor does it "flood" the trail with light. Would rather have two unrestricted beams.Bottom Line: These lights are awesome. Everyone in the group I ride with says the are blinding.
Favorite Trail: Possum's Skull
Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$250.00
Purchased At: BikeBling.com
Similar Products Used: Stella 120 with helmet mount.
Bike Setup: Haro Sonix LT, 2010 Fox Suspension, Race face dues xc, Sram X-9 and Spinergy Xyclone disc wheels.
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BaliBoy
a Cross Country Rider
from Orange County, CADate Reviewed: October 28, 2009
Strengths: Long battery life. Rugged battery "sticks" to frame. Light weight system. Beautiful beam. Nice headlamp mounts.Weaknesses: Flood light is weak. Doesn't "flood" anything. More like just a "diffused" light with light being bounced back into the headlamp.Bottom Line: 3 hour battery life is key for this system. The competition (NR 400 Dual) only has 1:45 battery life.
The Stella 300 wins the dual tourney right here.
The NR 400 Dual's 1:45 mins is nothing. Keep in mind the annoying red warning light comes on at 1:15 mins. With the NR 400 Dual, you'll be stranded on top of the mountain at night with no light left.
The Stella Dual's flood capability is kind of a joke. Does not throw out much light. It almost seems like most of the light bounces back into the bulb with the diffuser lens.
But, the other 150 lumen headlamp with no spot throws a gorgeous beam.
Not sure why Light and Motion did not just go with 2 150 lumen headlamps (no flood).
Construction of light is outstanding. Connectors are watertight and snug.
Battery is a work of art. "Sticks" to top frame. Small and light. Rugged construction.
When it comes to duals, you don't have many choices.
The NR's run time is low, not practical.
Between the 2, the Stella is the way to go.
Once you go Light and Motion, you probably will not want anything else.
I am upgrading to a 100% Light and Motion line of lights on bikes for my entire family. After owning a Light and Motion product, I am now a believer. Lights with outstanding design and construction. And, the highest quality beams in the business!
FYI: I also own several NiteRiders and one Cygolite. L and M takes the cake!
Favorite Trail: All over Orange County
Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$240.00
Purchased At: REI
Similar Products Used: NiteRider Minewt X2 Dual
Bike Setup: Trek Hard Tail
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