Zebralights

[Rucker61]

Looks like they're back in stock. Which is generally the most useful, H52 or H502?

 

[PhillyB]

Im glad you posted this... I just logged on to open it up for opinions. I have been looking at going with the H52w AA just because of the option for the standard lithium AA battery and still produces 200+ lumens

http://www.zebralight.com/H52w-AA-Headlamp-Neutral-White_p_120.html

 

[twintips16]

Not to hijack this but which one is everyone running. I'm trying to device between the h52 and the h502c.... and what color light?

 

[Rucker61]

I went ahead and ordered the H52w. Order placed at 1017 am, shipped out by 1405. Can't beat that.

 

[SHTF]

Im using the 502 here. Its a flood Very Bright and works great. Hardly notice its on my head. Other then it lighting the way I should say =-)

 

[gobbler1662]

Ditto that ive been running the 502 for over a year love it

 

[PhillyB]

Im using the 502 here. Its a flood Very Bright and works great. Hardly notice its on my head. Other then it lighting the way I should say =-)

What was the deciding factor in choosing the 502 over the over the 52?

 

[husky390]

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[5MilesBack]

I can't remember what the difference is between the 52 and the 502.......anyone care to explain? Ya, I could go and look again but I'm not that interested. Just interested enough to read it on here the next time I open this thread. I got the 502 "c" or "d"....can't remember. It's OK for in the tent or such but I prefer a spotlight as opposed to a flood light when I'm hiking in the dark.

 

[Rucker61]

52 is spot, 502 is floody

 

[Browtine]

I can't remember what the difference is between the 52 and the 502.......anyone care to explain? Ya, I could go and look again but I'm not that interested. Just interested enough to read it on here the next time I open this thread. I got the 502 "c" or "d"....can't remember. It's OK for in the tent or such but I prefer a spotlight as opposed to a flood light when I'm hiking in the dark.

I believe the 502 has a wider beam (80deg or so) while the 52 has a more focused spot. I have a 52F which has a frosted lens over the tighter beam which softens it out a bit and offers more spill. It's a great light for in the tent, but a little to diffused for navigating at night. It's fine if you're on a familiar trail.

 

[squeekieslayer]

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