Knog Blinder Bike Lights
The popular Knog Blinder Bike Lights return with a tougher build and brighter output, pushing the popular series into more serious riding territory. The latest generation front lights are housed in CNC machined aluminum bodies with a full IP67 waterproof rating, built to handle rain soaked commutes and demanding gravel sessions alike.
Available in 400, 700, 1000 and 1400 lumen options, the updated lineup delivers stronger daylight visibility and improved battery performance. Riders can choose from six light modes, including an extended Eco Flash runtime of up to 120 hours. A new Hype mode adds a steady pulse effect that boosts output by an additional 100 lumens for increased visibility in traffic.
Improved mounting brackets make installation secure and straightforward, while updated battery tech ensures consistent performance across longer rides. Knog is also offering complete front and rear light sets, with pricing starting around 65 dollars and climbing to 165 dollars depending on configuration.
Whether you ride city streets, open roads or mixed terrain, the latest Knog Blinder Bike Lights are designed to keep you seen with minimal fuss and maximum durability.
Available in 400, 700, 1000 and 1400 lumen options, the updated lineup delivers stronger daylight visibility and improved battery performance. Riders can choose from six light modes, including an extended Eco Flash runtime of up to 120 hours. A new Hype mode adds a steady pulse effect that boosts output by an additional 100 lumens for increased visibility in traffic.
Improved mounting brackets make installation secure and straightforward, while updated battery tech ensures consistent performance across longer rides. Knog is also offering complete front and rear light sets, with pricing starting around 65 dollars and climbing to 165 dollars depending on configuration.
Whether you ride city streets, open roads or mixed terrain, the latest Knog Blinder Bike Lights are designed to keep you seen with minimal fuss and maximum durability.
