🚲 CYCLEPARTNER Garnet-75/100 Lumens: High-Visibility Bike Tail Light for Ultimate Safety – Durable, Long-Lasting, Universal Mount, IP65 Waterproof Rear Bicycle Light Review

This is the taillight I was looking for. I either use a double flash every second or a constant flash in heavy traffic. There are three levels of brightness with a permanent feature if you need that type of light. Switching is easy. Installation is easy with tape holding it to the seatpost. The 100 lumen version might be brighter, but this model has longer battery life and is highly visible. I usually charge after about 12 hours of use. This is a big upgrade from the small round flashlight I…

I bought this light to ride on my daughter's bike trailer. I have a lot of reflectors and visibility flags but adding this light really helps make sure everyone sees it. It's very bright and has a variety of flashing or solid patterns so you can choose the best pattern for your ride. I've only used it a couple of times and haven't had to charge the battery (we're probably talking half an hour of runtime though). So far I like it a lot and it's very easy to install on the bike.

So far, so good. Very satisfied. Impressed by the brightness. It's so bright that I feel absolutely safe. But not bright enough to blind people behind me on social outings. It also appears to have a "lock" feature when carried in a pocket or backpack so it doesn't accidentally turn on. If you press and hold the power button for more than 6 seconds, the light will be locked and won't turn on until you press and hold it again for 6 seconds. The first 3 photos show low medium and high settings. A…

Excellent light - when it works. I bought mine on September 13th and used it for about 8 trips to work. I charged it all night last night and the light kept going out driving to and from work this morning. Disappointed as I just went through the 1 month return window. I would give the flashlight 5 stars for design and functionality if it worked. UPDATE 10/26/19: The seller contacted me and sent me another flashlight. They noted that the product is covered by a 1 year warranty (I didn't see any…

As a rider, I hate carrying devices on my bike. This. However, it's now an essential piece of gear, like my helmet. With a steady flash, it takes much longer than 3-4 hours of practice runs. It's bright enough to be seen during the day and the aluminum body looks like it could use some sweat. It wasn't a problem in light rain and 38f weather. I just charge it up after every ride and put it back on the bike. The only downside is that I wish there was a quick release clip mount so you don't have…

This LED light works really well when it's on. The brightest setting is almost TOO bright. I'm having some issues with this light. It doesn't hold a charge very long. 1/2 of the time it's dead and I have to charge it before I can go for a walk. He also doesn't like to stand up straight - he moves to the right. The final issue is that the rubber grommet that holds it to the seatpost is very tight and puts a lot of stress on the "hook" you pull on it. I recently put another socket on it and…

A few months ago I bought two of these lights to use for 70-150 miles (3-5 rides) a week on highways and mountain bikes . I am very satisfied with the performance of these lamps. They are quite bright and have a large number of light and flashing modes that are easy to activate. Battery life is great; They lasted more than 8 hours in firmware mode for me. The flashlight itself feels solid, and the switch and charging port covers are easy to use and made of a soft material that holds up well…