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Start Here Beginners Articles Countries Events Skaters Site Map Skating Styles Aggressive Artistic Fitness Ice Naked Hockey Recreation Skateboard Speed - [View More] Equipment Skates Wheels Bearings Protective Gear Helmets Maintenance Accessories - [ View More] Community Message Board Chat Room Newsletter Regional Countries Local Clubs Group Skates Skate Tours Media Books Magazines Movies Posters Video Clips Videos Video Games More Topics Beginners Deaths Health Issues History How to Skate Hydration Injuries Legal Issues Lessons Nutrition Organizations Police Skating Safety Sports Medicine Travel Web Sites Where to Skate - [View More] Site Map Quick Start Search	Headlights for Helmets The only product I have found that really allows a skater to see in the dark is the helmet-mounted spotlight. These are typically manufactured for mountain bikers so the easiest place to find them is in a cycling shop. Helmet Headlight Suppliers Cat Eye CygoLite Dark Ends Night Rider Night Sun Speleo Technics Trailhead Lights VistaLite One Problem With Helmet Lights The big drawback to skating with a helmet headlight is that it will be so shockingly bright to people looking directly at it, that it will probably annoy them, and for sure it will temporarily disable their night vision. Be sure to keep this in mind when you are determing if it is safe to skate with a headlight on your helmet (it is possible that in some crowded skating situations a helmet headlight might not be safe, because people might not be able to avoid looking directly at the super-bright light). About Skating With a Flashlight I have never seen a flashlight that provides enough light for skating at night. I have skated with a flashlight a few times, and they do light up the area in front of me, but by the time I see obstacles I am too close to avoid colliding with them. Even if a bright enough flashlight was available, it is easier to balance on skates when both of your hands are free, so a helmet headlight is a much better option, as long as it is not so heavy it throws off your balance. Related Links Skating Lights - Main Menu Skating Accessories Official Skating Federations International Roller Sports Federation (FIRS) National Roller Skating Federations	Kathie Fry, Editor Join our friendly international skating community SkateLog Forum What I Saw Skating in Venice Beach 2007 Skating Wall Calendars Free SkateLog Business Cards Renate Groenewold + Other Dutch Skaters National Federations FIRS SKATERS by Country by Name by Birthday Photos Girl Skater Photo Gallery SKATE STOPPERS Are They Dangerous? CONNY'S NEW BUST LINE Photos of Lisa Suggitt Portraits Skating El Patinador Solitario of Havana makes his own skates. [ Read More ] A Belgian skater talks about her broken arm. [Read More] Tony Hawk Skating Cartoons from The New Yorker World War II Skating Messenger Girls FUN IN HOLLAND! I got painted orange in Heerenveen and almost arrested in Groningen)... My 92 year old skating buddy Subscribe to our Atom formatted Newsfeed Here's How
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