How wide is the beam of light that this casts?
875548
if you center the beam ( by pointing it down to be 3 ft. in front of your front wheel) I would sayabout a 3 ft circle. does this help? wish I could remember the site I found it on, as it had pictures of various lights in the same scenario, and the cygolite 420 stood out, especially in relation to price.
875549
The beam is wide enough that I am able to ride down a twisty bike path in complete darkness without concern for visibility, but I wouldn't recommend doing this if you don't have to. I did it as a test of the light. I may choose to buy a secondary headlight to wear on my helmet, however, to be able to have additional light with a beam I can control more easily. The Cygolite is easy to adjust while riding though, just takes a second. Drivers and pedestrians are unlikely to notice the light from the side, so if you're concerned about being seen, make sure to wear reflective clothing as well.
875550
Tilted slightly down, in the high mode, it casts a beam of about four feet, 10 feet down the road. The center of the beam is bright enough to light up dark roads; the edges are slightly diffused. If tilted level, in the strobe mode, it lights up road signs as far as 50 feet away.
875551
It depends on the distance you throw the beam. It's ability to illuminate much is greatly decreased after about 20 to 30 feet. that is why I rated it low for higher speed after dark riding. It would be fine for city streets. I would approximate it to cast a beam a little narrower than one lane of a street at about 20 feet. That assumes you point it down for this perspective. if you tilt it up more it will throw a wider beam further down the street, but you drastically lose brightness. The sweet spot is probably 20 feet out and 8 to 9 feet wide.
875552
Without making a direct measurement, I would say that at about 10 feet the brightest area is about 3 feet wide,and at about 20 feet distance the span is about 8 feet wide. This light works well for me on streets at 15 mph ; I can use it alone, but I normally aim it low, close to my tire and use another light aimed straight ahead.
977804
Unsure the actual distance of the light beam, my father is a mechanic so he uses it primarily for tight and dark spaces
1875184
its 1.61 inches. but this thing throws such a bright light that even when properly aimed on high i get high beamed by cars. it lights all the way to my tire, and thats with the beam hitting 30' ahead. i also run this on my gas powered scooter at night, i have yet to out run this light (45mph)
1960041
Sorry, I returned this flaslight. Ckeck out youtube . There are several reviews which include the distance it throws light. It is not as far as you might think.
1531900
It is about the size of a big Cigar. It reaches along ways. It has different setting so you deside what lightting you want.
1906831
The light itself is about 6 inches total. It actually gives off pretty good light. I love them in my flower garden.
1741534
It is a little bit of both. A small spot for sure and then the light spreads out from there. Not a broad beam, however.
1722303
It is slightly less than 2"x3". I was hoping for something a little bigger but am very pleased with the amount of light it puts out. I put one in my truck cab and it is like daylight in there.
1157126
Five inches wide by about five inches high. Frosted globe so the bulb is not seen. The globe screws into the fixture so that the globe does not fall off the fixture if bumped with your shoulder etc. We just love this light and enjoy it greatly. And Amazon has it at a great price to boot. Dale & Reda Bidwell
1268538
I cannot answer this question with an estimate in number of degrees, but it's plenty broad. I have mine installed in a narrow space and it it completely illuminated. It is not some sort of spot beam, it is broadly dispersed bright light and remarkably powerful for such little electricity.
721101
It has a wide beam with a defined brighter narrow beam as well. Beam width is not adjustable. Great light.
2213852
Not sure what you are asking? My light is no more than about 6-8inces wide. It shined on a painting that is about 3 ft by 3 ft. The light is no more than 4 in from top to bottom but it is an arc so hard to tell. Hope this helps.
179560
Has a wide beam but I ended up adding a 1 inch extension to it as the bulk is a little shorter than the incandescents. This helped a lot so the bulb wasn't so high up in the recessed can narrowing the beam. Hope this helps. Bulb is very bright - brighter than the 120 watt bulbs that you can't buy anymore.
1440068
It is not that big. It is a 25 series light check Aqua signal or west marine for its dimensions, it's about 3" tall.
1879117
The beam angle is definitely more flood light than spot light. Don't know the exact angle, but would estimate 45 degrees
749007
It is a spot light, you would not be pleased with the narrow beam. However, if you diffuse it with wax paper or something similar, the beam is much softer and wider.
671047
It's a narrow beam w 3 levels of intensity. I use it as a bedside reading light. It's perfect for that.