Coast HL7 vs Petzl Tikka RXP

Depending on the light's distance from detected objects, the Coast HL7 can automatically adjust brightness.

Most comparable lights cost about $80, but the Coast HL7 only costs $36.

Instead of clicking one button to cycle through different modes, the Coast HL7 has a nob for adjusting brightness. This feature makes the headlamp much more user friendly, especially on the go.

Depending on what the user is doing, the beam will adjust its width to adapt to the situation. A trail will have a wider beam width than a close quarters environment.

The Petzl Tikka RXP comes equipped with a sensor that adjusts brightness based on what you are doing. For example, the Tikka RXP will shine brighter on a trail than when the user is reading a map or talking to another individual. This feature makes also increases the device's battery life. If the auto brightness isn't needed, it can be temporarily turned off.

When the Petzl Tikka RXP is going to be in a bag, a lock feature can be activated which blocks the device from being turned on or off.

This device doesn't require fresh batteries, it can be recharged via USB drive. This battery can be charged up to 300 times.