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mountainbike light Portal Downhill Package (Evo & Portal)

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Description

mountainbike light Portal Downhill Package (Evo & Portal)Our flagship Trail Evo handlebar light, paired with the all new Portal helmet light. Together they throw a wall of light across the trail so complete, so deep, and so wide you'll forget the sun went down hours ago. No wires. No compromises. Just night riding bliss. What's in the package: Trail Evo locks to your bars with a rock solid bolt clamp mount and floods the trail with a wide, even beam. No hot spots. No shadows. Just smooth, panoramic light

Our flagship Trail Evo handlebar light, paired with the all-new Portal helmet light. Together they throw a wall of light across the trail so complete, so deep, and so wide you'll forget the sun went down hours ago.

No wires. No compromises. Just night riding bliss.

What's in the package:

Trail Evo locks to your bars with a rock-solid bolt-clamp mount and floods the trail with a wide, even beam. No hot spots. No shadows. Just smooth, panoramic light that exposes every root, rock, and berm in front of you.

Portal is the benchmark in helmet lighting. More lumens, more runtime, more trail revealed wherever your eyes go. It turns your head into the most powerful light source on the trail and it weighs almost nothing.

Together, they create a two-point lighting system that eliminates flat light and dead zones. The Trail Evo sets the floor. The Portal raises the ceiling. The result feels less like riding with lights and more like riding in the daylight.


What's in the box

  • Trail Evo bike light for the handlebar with a quick release mount (fits 31.8mm and 35mm bars)
  • Portal for bike helmet, with a GoPro mount installed
  • USB-C to USB-A charging cables
  • Instruction Manuals (Download HERE)
  • Curved Action Camera Mount
  • Flexible Wide Mount 

Specs & Instructions

  • Mounting Location: Handlebar and Helmet
  • Application: Bike Light package for Trail Riding
  • Runtime: (see runtime charts)
  • Charging: USB-C with Pass-Thru Charging for Trail Evo and Portal
  • What’s in the Boxes: Trail Evo: Quick-Release Bar Mount (fits 31.8mm and 35mm bars), USB-C to USB-A Charge Cable, 2.5mm Hex Wrench, Instructions
    Portal: Quick-Release Action Camera Mount, Curved Helmet mount with adhesive pad, Wide Helmet Mount, USB-C to USB-A Charge Cable, Instructions
  • Lumens: Combined 3,800 lumens
  • Battery Capacity: 3.6V 5000mah (18.0 Wh) for Portal, 3.6V 10,000mAH (36.0wH) for Trail Evo. 
  • Weight: Evo = 275g + 36g mount, Portal = 170g + 20g mount

Download Trail Evo Instructions HERE


Download Portal Instructions HERE

Runtime

Trail Evo Runtime

Mode Runtime
Adaptive 2.6 h (155 min)
High 1.7 hr (104 min)
Medium 4.2 hr (250 min)
Low 8.5 hr (500 min)
Daytime Strobe 10 hr (600 min)
Nighttime Flash 4.5 hr (270 min)

 

Portal Runtime

Mode Runtime
Adaptive 2.5h (150 min)
High 1.1 hr (65 min)
Medium 4.0 hr (240 min)
Low 8.0 hr (480min)
Daytime Strobe 10 hr (600min)
Nighttime Flash 4.5 hr (270min)

 

Adaptive Mode

What is adaptive mode? Nothing too fancy, it is just the default mode when the light is turned on. It stays on high for about 5 minutes, and over the course of 30 minutes it will very slowly reduce brightness to medium mode while your eyes ADAPT to the darkness.

Letting you get more runtime, without noticing a thing by tricking your brain.

All other modes are solid output so you know what you are getting at any time.

Mounting to your Helmet

Helmets are like snowflakes, none are the same, and this makes mounting a challenge. No fear though. We ship Portal with a standard curved Action Camera Adapter, but also include a flexible wide mount that can adapt to almost every type of helmet out there. 

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