Personally have not had the chance to fully review the lights on the trails. As commuting lights, they work great. The downhills' light beam is a 'carpet' just as it is advertised, and illuminated very well 20-30ft in front and off to each side of the bike. I purchased go-pro style k-edge mounts for handlebars to reduce bulk, and a non-sticker helmet mount for the hangover light to prevent sticking a permanent mount on my helmet. The additional battery on the downhill is a bit bulky, but straps on easily to the frame, or can fit in a gas tank type bag.

Ordered two Downhill Packages for myself and friend before we test ran the 24-Hr at the Old Pueblo course a couple weekends ago north of Tucson, AZ (too bad race was just cancelled today due to COVID surge). Either way, I have used Niterider 1200 previously. The Trail handlebar light is such an improvement especially in combination with the Hangover. The wide beam pattern and illumination of the trail is confidence inspiring to say the least. Love the fact that the light and beam pattern stays in place w/o shifting despite rough terrain. To comparatively test, about half-way through I went back to the Niterider 1200 bar set up (also in combination with the Hangover) and it became immediately apparent how much better the Outbound lighting system is. It really isn't even close IMO. I was riding behind my one friend who also had the Downhill package set up and then at other times behind the teammate who had a different set up (Bright Eyes 1600). From further behind it was also very noticeable how much improved the beam pattern being thrown off of the Outbound lit bike was vs. Bright Eyes. Having never ridden the course at night before we took our time to feel it out, so were out a little over 2 hours. Was amused that both Hangover lights ran out of juice literally within a minute of each other on full beam (both made it more than 2 hrs, however). If anything they are consistent, which is the point. The Trail handlebar light with battery pack throws off such a great pattern with long run times that you can easily get home even w/o the Hangover running should you be out a long time w/o a USB-C charger set up or secondary helmet option. The great claims of this lighting system from others are further verified as far as I'm concerned. Thank you! Love the fact that they are U.S. built as well.

I have the DH package that included the Trail and Hangover lights. First off, the Trail light ALONE has a massive beam that lights up the entire trail (video is Trail light only). For most the solo Trail light would all they would ever need. BUT for those of you trying to go just as fast at night as you do during the day the DH package is where it's at! The Hangover has an incredibly well focused beam that is perfect for helmet mount scenarios.
The 2 in conjunction equels not a spec of dirt unilluminated! You can rip down any kind of terrain without out decending your light beam. Truly an incredible package, incredible build quality and incredible
customer service!

My wife bought a Trail Edition, Road Edition, and Hangover for me for Christmas. They are amazing. I love the beam patterns of the bar-mount lights; it's like riding with a good automotive headlamp mounted to my handlebars. The Hangover beam pattern is way better than the old simple spots I was using; it still has a high intensity middle for aiming down trails but provides extra illumination on the edges. The lights seem really well built too.

I've used these lights on several rides now and love them! First ride was fat biking with snow and it was like riding in the daytime. Snow melted and still had great visibility. Would highly recommend these light to my fellow riders. Thanks for making a great product here in the USA!