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- 20 lm
- up to 24 h
- 31 g
- 4000 lm
- up to 175 h
- 116 g head
- 1000 lm
- up to 240 h
- 55 g head
- 6000 lm
- up to 25.5 h
- 176 g head
Buying guide
Lights for running, cycling and walking at night
Two problems, two lights. You need to see the ground ahead, and drivers need to see you. A headlamp solves the first. A wearable beacon solves the second. The runners and cyclists who get both right are the ones who stop thinking about it.
Be seen: BlinkO
A 20 lumen red and yellow beacon with 270 degree visibility and 24 hours of runtime. Clip it to a jacket, a belt, a dog collar or a backpack. Two BlinkO units sync their flash pattern automatically.
See: TRIGO, LUMEO, MEGLE
Headlamps with the output and throw for roads and trails, from the compact TRIGO to the long-night MEGLE. All are USB-C rechargeable and rated for rain and sweat.
Good to know
- Headlamps are lighter and steadier on the head than on a handlebar for trail use; for road cycling, add a BlinkO on the back.
- Two-year warranty on the light. The battery packs on TRIGO, LUMEO and MEGLE carry their own term, listed on each product page.
- Orders over $60 ship free from California.
Questions
Before you buy
What light do I need for running at night?
Two things: a headlamp so you can see the ground, and a rear beacon so cars can see you. A 300 lumen headlamp is enough for lit streets; unlit roads and trails want 700 lumens or more. BlinkO on the back takes care of being seen.
Is BlinkO bright enough to be seen by cars?
Yes. BlinkO is designed as a beacon rather than a torch: 20 lumens of red and yellow light visible across 270 degrees, with flash patterns that catch a driver's eye at a distance.
Can I use these lights in the rain?
Yes. BlinkO is IPX5 rated and the headlamps are rated for rain and sweat. None of them are made for submersion.