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Facts
Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Knog Blinder 900. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
9 reasons to buy
- Experts appreciate the long runtimes for a self-contained light.
- Reviewers praise the wide, uniform beam, saying it illuminates the sides of the trail and road well.
- Experts appreciate the daytime visibility and runtimes of the flash modes.
- This light has cut-outs in the casing to enhance side-on visibility.
- Experts deem the Blinder 900 adequate as a standalone light for fast road riding in unlit areas.
- Testers and owners say the Blinder 900 feels well-made and robust.
- One reviewer says it’s easy to push the button while wearing gloves.
- This light comes with two mounts: a rubber strap for handlebars and a Go-Pro mount.
- The Blinder 900 is waterproof.
2 reasons not to buy
- Several owners report the light falling out of the rubber handlebar mount. Experts recommend listening for a “click” to ensure it’s securely in place.
- The Blinder 900 lacks a beam cut-off and should be angled accordingly to prevent blinding other road users.