Niterider lumina micro 950

At just shy of 70 quid, the Decathlon FL940 undercuts all the competition here, and is less than half, or even a third, of the price of all bar the Blackburn. This makes it a tempting option for rider

Short days, falling leaves, time for a new light. We've tested six to help show you the way...

This is a newer option from Lezyne but has a similar wide, flattened body to their other lights, which offer outputs from 500 to 1,200 lumens. All have an integrated rubber-strap mount bolted to their

The Titan Mini is a small front light with a CNC-machined casing and a boxy design. Its 700-lumen peak output is a little lower than that of the other five lights on test, but it’s the second lightest

A larger light with a 1,000-lumen output, the Oxford Ultratorch CL1000 provides good illumination for unlit roads, although the peak-output runtime is quite short at one hour and 15 minutes. It clips

Liam Gunn shines a light on the latest iteration of a headtorch that packs a punch with both its price and performance