The Hangover is a helmet-mounted bike light built for trail riding rather than adapted from a flashlight. Its wide beam pattern fills the rider's field of view instead of throwing a narrow spot, and it weighs just 105 grams. It runs about 90 minutes at strong output and charges over USB-C with quick charge support, so a battery pack can top it up mid-ride. Riders who want a compact, lightweight light for night singletrack are the target; it is not aimed at commuters who need all-night runtime or a built-in rear light.
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Lowest price we've seen: $120.00 on Nov 13 at The Right Gear. Tracked across 14 stores since Nov 13.
Riders rate it highly, with 4.8 out of 5 across 1,231 ratings. Owners like the light weight and the wide beam on trails. Runtime per charge is the main limitation they raise.
Hangover is a bike helmet light designed for use on a helmet from the start. It is named after the Hangover trail in Sedona, AZ. Its optics draw on automotive lighting design, and it is a very compact helmet light.
The beam pattern was developed specifically for trail riding from a helmet. It fills the whole field of vision with light instead of casting a narrow spot down the trail.
It runs for 90 minutes at strong output and can be charged on the go. It weighs 105 grams and charges over USB-C with quick charge 3.0. It is made in Chicago.





