Let's talk about Petzl.

Let's talk about Petzl, Scott.

You know, I was surprised when we interviewed Jared Campbell recently that that was his

torch of choice when he ran Barclay Marathons.

Why would you be surprised about that?

I'm not surprised at all.

Let's think at the attributes of that torch has over every other lighting.

Well, if you think about why that course is so much different, there's no trail marking.

So you've got to be looking up and memorizing the terrain even at night to know where you

are, be able to look down at your compass and not be blinded by the reflection to read

a compass and then look up and have complete visibility.

So you're talking seven lumen, all of a sudden 350 plus lumen and without touching the

torch itself.

It's good.

It has that reactive lighting that adjusts depending on where you're looking.

Well, you know, for me, and I'm not an orantering guy, but when I look forward and I'm looking

for a trail marking, perhaps a ribbon, maybe a reflective tape, I could, I would appreciate

that kind of illumination.

Give me 300 plus so that that reflective tape calls to me.

So Sally McRae has gone out and run with us a couple of times and we've let her use

our petsel torches and she came back and said, guys, hook me up.

I need a torch.

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