Pick up a 3-pack of Dash 450 and outfit the whole crew. Designed specifically with runners in mind, Dash 450 delivers a perfect no-bounce fit with high performance illumination. The updated lens design improves optics for a focused, bright beam to light the path ahead. A rear red light and reflective band printing provide runner visibility from all directions for added safety. Choose from one of each color or three in Midnight Grey.
| Weight | 5.2 oz (147 g) per headlamp |
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| Components | (3) Dash 450 Headlamps |
| Power Source | Rechargeable internal batteries, USB-C |
| Special Features | No-bounce fit, Improved optics, Rear red light, Reflective band |
| Total Brightness | 450 lumens per headlamp |
| Total Battery Life | 4-60 hours per headlamp |
These headlamps provide excellent illumination and the fit is genuinely no-bounce during runs. The rear red light is a fantastic addition for visibility. I just wish the battery lasted a little longer on the highest setting.
I got this kit for myself and two friends, and we all agree these are the best running headlamps we've used. The comfort is top-notch, you barely notice you're wearing it, even on longer efforts. The focused beam cuts through the dark brilliantly, and the reflective band and red light give me real peace of mind for safety. Rechargeable batteries are a definite plus.
The Dash 450 is bright and stays perfectly in place on my evening runs.
These headlamps are really solid for our running group. The brightness is fantastic, especially before the sun comes up, and the focused beam definitely lights up the path well. The no-bounce fit lives up to its name; you truly don't feel it shifting around. My only minor gripe is the battery life, it's good for a few shorter runs, but anything over 4-5 hours requires a charge, and they sometimes feel a little heavy on longer efforts.
I picked up the Midnight Grey Crew Kit for my family to use on our evening jogs, but they haven't quite met expectations. The brightness is decent, but the beam feels a bit too narrow for trails. Charging them via USB-C is convenient, but the battery life on full brightness is closer to the lower end of the range, which is frustrating. Also, one of the headlamps stopped holding a charge properly after just a few months, which is concerning for durability.
