Reviews Petzl Tikka 2022 Blue
Reviews Petzl Tikka 2022 Blue
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Anonymous customer
Rated 22/01/2023, variant Petzl Tikka 2022 Gray
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I was choosing a headlamp for a night hike and maximum satisfaction. I recommend it.
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Anonymous customer
Rated 15/12/2022, variant Petzl Tikka 2022 Gray
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The flashlight looks a bit "plastic" compared to older models, like a noname headlamp from OBI, but it's just an impression. Petzl still hasn't learned how to make a flashlight waterproof like the rest of the globe. There's a seal under the cover, but it's obviously giving them problems. The pendulum tilt, which does not shift the centre of gravity and allows the flashlight to tilt up as well as down, is a good idea compared to older models. But it's built on plastic "knobs", so we'll see how long it takes to break. The old way, based on one main pin, was indestructible. I praise the higher performance compared to older versions, I praise the fact that the red diode turns on with a long press and doesn't hang up between normal "short" modes, I praise the battery status indication, I praise the fluorescent ring around the diode for searching in the dark (but older models could do that too). I highly commend the included headband pouch. For the manufacturer it is "crap" for 10 CZK, but it is very pleasing and increases the useful value of the headlamp. The Alza description, which repeatedly mentions the battery, implies that there is a battery in the package, but there is not. It is a bare headlamp with ordinary AAA batteries, you have to buy the battery (it costs as much as the whole headlamp). Careful Alzo, don't let anyone talk you into it for false advertising!
even though it is larger than the older version, it is still a compact and relatively lightweight headlamp
higher performance compared to older generations
battery status indication
fluorescent ring for searching in the dark
headlamp pouch included (! )
the package does not include a battery, although Alza claims it does
looks a bit plastic
the swinging mechanism gives the impression that the plastic knobs are about to break off, but we'll see
it's still not watertight (does it rain in France or what? )
it is a bit harder to climb to the flashlights compared to the older version
"Note from Alza editors - thank you for the report. We have checked the description and the parameters are correct. Please note that these are disposable AAA batteries. Thank you and have a nice day"
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