Not quite as good as reviewed here mostly

So far more of "fair weather runners" I have decided to go through this winter. However, I did not want to spend equal to the fifty Euro für ne lamp, so I am on the very good reviews here but ended up in the Sigma-lamp.

Easy it is to the extent I agree. Also are brand batteries (Duracell) in, also a plus. Now the many consequences But:

- Setting the lamp inclination very fiddly, just to install the batteries
Lean light output on the brightest stage rather -
- Even with the largest possible adjustable tilt down the lamp too far ahead of the body
- Due to the fact it runs very far forward in order to see something can
- Due to the fact the lamp has very deep in the end, are almost to his eyebrows, drawn
- This in turn creates a clear sicherbarer halo, which is just annoying when running

- The band draws very strongly with full welding (clear) and requires veeeery long to dry

All in all, a bad buy. Since I usually run in the group, meaning that several other lamps are available, I can use the lamp at least there and not have to dispose of them.

UPDATE 16/03/2013:
An addendum to the comfort: Since you (so I at least * g *) usually runs in the winter with cap, the ill-fitting the lamp perspective on the bare forehead somewhat; Taking the lamp on their caps on, can live with it quite yet this is the strap of the lamp cap of a better grip.

The light output will not really better; I've gotten used to the "Funzel" and am nowhere stepped into a pothole off lighted streets, even if I was not traveling alone.