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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Knog Blinder Road 400. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
8 reasons to buy
- The Blinder Road 400's flashing patterns are highly visible during the day, according to a reviewer.
- Testers say this light illuminates the road sufficiently in low-light urban settings.
- The Blinder Road 400 is waterproof.
- Cutouts in this light's casing enhance side-on visibility.
- The Knog Blinder Road has an integrated USB connector, so no charging cable is needed.
- This light remembers the last mode used.
- This light can be mounted on 22-35mm handlebars, including those with aero profiles.
- Knog offers an optional adaptor to mount this light on the GoPro bracket found under many out-front computer mounts.
6 reasons not to buy
- Several owners say the plastic mounting clip breaks easily and after little use.
- The Blinder Road 400 isn't bright enough for high speeds on unlit roads, according to testers.
- On its brightest setting, this light has a runtime of only one hour.
- The Blinder Road 400 charges using the old USB-A standard, not the increasingly popular USB-C.
- This light occupies around 2" of the handlebar.
- The soft, rubberized finish attracts dust.