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> I agree with this, although I've only used one glowstick.  I find the
> "mini-mag" works well for those times you have to scope out a marker or
> check out a hazard, as it lets you change the spread of the beam, yet is
> quite small and light (two AA batteries).  Small and light enough to
> carry a spare as well.
>
> I think the worst situation is to have a rider behind you with a helmet
> light. Harsh shadows constantly dancing around in front of you, giving
> you vertigo and ruining your and your horse's night vision.
Just wanted to underscore what Joe said here--the vertigo that can be
caused by a rider coming up behind you with a head lamp is very real and
potentially dangerous.  That bobbing light coming from behind also can
have a nauseating effect when you're tired and likely a bit dehydrated as
well.

Heidi



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