Knog Blinder 1300
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Facts
Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Knog Blinder 1300. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
9 reasons to buy
- Reviewers and owners say the Blinder 1300 feels solid.
- Experts deem the Blinder 1300 adequate for fast road and gravel rides.
- Testers praise the beam spread, saying it provides good peripheral illumination.
- The flashing modes offer good daytime visibility, according to two experts.
- Multiple owners say Knog’s claimed run times are accurate.
- Experts say using the Blinder 1300 is intuitive and easy, even while wearing gloves.
- Cut-outs in the light’s casing provide side-on visibility.
- The Blinder 1300 comes with a rubber handlebar strap and a Go-Pro mount.
- This light is waterproof.
3 reasons not to buy
- Users must listen for a “click” to ensure the light is mounted properly, as both owners and testers experience the light falling out over bumpy terrain.
- The 90-minute run time at full power is limiting.
- The Blinder 1300 doesn’t have a beam cut-off, so riders will need to manually adjust it to avoid blinding other road or trail users.
