Scott, it's getting dark. I've got my pencil. We've got miles ahead of us. Let's go. It's

Petzl 30. Go to Petzl.com and check out their stuff. Hey, we heard on Twitter from Sergio

Chavez. He's been listening to our podcast for a while. And he said he finally did it.

He went to REI. I think it was over President's Day weekend, which is a wonderful holiday

here in the States where we get Monday off. We don't have to go to work. Anyway, so he

went to REI. President's Day has a 20% off sale, I think. And he finally got his Tika

R.X.P. and he is super excited. There's a lot to be excited about. It's one of my favorite

headlamps. I prefer the now because it just I like it. It's a little bit brighter, a

little bit longer battery life. I know Don likes the Tika R.X.P. because it's light. It's

my go to not torch light. It's light weight wise. But our friends over at Petzl sent us

a new headlamp called the myo MYO. And this thing is I would say it's more of a traditional

headlamp. It doesn't have the reactive lighting, the rechargeable battery. But this thing is

a pretty cool lamp. It actually goes up to 370 lumens in a boost mode. It's nothing

to sneeze at. And 280 lumens in maximum. Now I've ran with that myo. One of the things

that I really love about the myo is the little lens that flicks back and forth. You can go

from a focused tight beam to something that's diffused and spreads out. And you have the

ability to flip that up and down. And it does a nice job. Yeah, it's a little manual diffuser.

So it does a wide angle. And then you could flip that little diffuser down and you have

a beam that can go 100 meters. You can't make stuff up, Scott. It says right here. It says

100 meters. Okay, well then that's good. Okay, 90 meters. All right. I could see by

there you said 100 meters. You were just kind of pulling that out of air. No, I do my

research. Okay, good. Go to Petzl.com. Check out all the long list, the long list of just

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