🚲 700 Lumens Rechargeable Bicycle Light with Free Tail Lights - Enhance Safety on Mountain and Street Bikes with 5 Modes LED Handheld Flashlight Review

I've been looking for headlights for a snowblower for a long time and this kit did a great job. The lights are IP04 certified, which means they can withstand splashing water from any angle. The listing says they are 700 lumens each, which seems correct to me. I use both lights (see photos) to avoid shadows, but I only get the light I need from one. They hold a charge very well. I particularly like the swivel function, which allows me to tilt the lamp. Not only do the headlights come with…

This flashlight has the three features I was looking for: 1) 700 lumens of brightness; 2) a positive click switch (instead of touch switches that can be accidentally turned on); and 3) swappable rechargeable batteries so you can swap out a spare battery during your trip (many rechargeable batteries have to be plugged in so if they run out they're useless by the time you get home). Other desirable features include a zoom lens, point mount, detachable for off-bike use, water resistance…

I like having a standalone flashlight. I have other similar tactical flashlights. However, the flashlight is not actually blocked. I jumped over the curb and dropped the flashlight. It was daytime and went unnoticed for the next 4 miles. But I returned and was lucky enough to be easy to find when the lights came on. Realizing the risk of displacement, I wrapped the elastic around my back, thinking it wouldn't slip out then. Oops. He needs mega strong tape that hooks in the front, wraps…

Pair of powerful, bright and durable lights with heavy-duty bike mounts. The batteries are rechargeable 18650 batteries which last a very long time on multiple charges and will power the lights for hours or more when using the flashing mode on a single charge. half a mile in daylight, as well as handy flashlights. One on my bike. Another, I took one on a hike and used it all weekend with no loss of brightness. I chose these lights because I use and love 18650 batteries which are becoming…

I bought these for night trips and night kayaking, I have to say I wasn't expecting much but they are really good for the price. I had one of these for over 7 hours on the flash setting I use during daytime driving and it was still working. The lower power setting is still brighter than the energizer I bought at the local store, and the high setting is confidently bright for night riding. The ability to zoom in like a spotlight or have a spotlight is a nice feature, and with two in the set you…

This flashlight is very good for the price, for 20€ I expect almost no quality but the flashlights themselves seem to be well made . The lights don't appear to be made specifically for cycling, they're more like an afterthought on a bike's handlebars. I bought it as a temporary backup as my best bike light got stolen. Since the mount isn't that strong, I'd recommend attaching the wrist strap to the handlebars somehow, or attaching it in a way that you don't lose it entirely if it rattles (I…

So there's a lot of stuff in the kit at a reasonable price, but personally I'll keep looking. These flashlights switch modes with a half press of the switch, which I prefer to full press, and cycle through each mode. However, you do not retain the memory of your last setting. Again, there's plenty of everything for the price, but the memory of the final tune can be perfect if you're willing to pay. Unfortunately, I'm not sure if it's because of that or if I'm just unlucky, but the special…

But remember, because here's the thing, kids: go to the hardware store and ask for steel washers (I used stainless steel) that will just about allow the handlebar clamp bolts through. One on each side of each clamp. Just four pucks. If you have a choice, make them as tall as the wide clip. This way the screws don't go through the plastic clips. Come on . . . For the price it doesn't really matter. If you are concerned about light bouncing off the top of the headlight bracket, rotate the lamp…

My boyfriend and I recently sold all of our stuff, ended our leases and moved into an RV full time. We also decided to leave our cars behind and go on a bike ride. We travel across the US, work and volunteer. We hid out in Maine for the summer and got a job. That includes a lot of daily cycling to work (90-100 miles a week between us) and some of it in the dark on unlit back roads, and I mean DARK. Let me tell you about these flashlights. Pros: - Flashlights are powerful! They really illuminate