Usually, climbers who try to make the summit in a day get up at 3 a.m. and are on the trail, lighting it with their headlamps, by 4 or 5. Most who make it to the summit arrive there from noon to 2 p.m. and are back down the mountain by 8 30 p.m.
Hold the headlamp assembly by its chrome surround and guide it back into the plastic headlamp housing.
In the background is a cluster of iron hospital bedsteads; coming towards the audience is a host of lights, headlamps borne by a fleet of bikes.
There's no lighting upstairs, however, so we grope our way to bed with only the aid of headlamps provided by Véronique.
Puplight, at www.puplight.com, uses a different technology for its dog tags: light-emitting diodes, fashioned into shining medallions that resemble smaller versions of the L.E.D. headlamps worn by hikers and cave explorers, at $19.95.
The glow sticks and the headlamps worn by a few of the paddlers might be insufficient to warn a passing motor vessel of the presence of a flotilla of kayaks.
But the wrench in Aoki's aesthetic mission may be the seven-lens, bug-eye headlamps, said by Infiniti to be the most powerful in the world.
You need to be able to see your dog in low light or by headlamp.
Geologist, who is bearded, stood stage right, wearing a caving headlamp and surrounded by electronic equipment; to his left stood Avey Tare, who is dark-haired and boyishly handsome and was wearing a striped rugby shirt.
Last winter, he was painting by headlamp on a Brooklyn rooftop when a man on a nearby building began firing a semiautomatic pistol randomly at the horizon, sending bullets whizzing over Evans-Cato's head.
