Knog Blinder Bike Light

The Blinder 1300 features an intelligent battery status indicator. A green light indicates 50-100% charge, yellow means 25-50%, red indicates 10-25%, and a flashing red light warns you that you have less than 10% battery remaining.

Yes, the light is highly versatile. It includes mounting options for standard handlebars, aero bars, and can be used with GoPro-style mounts, which are commonly used for helmet attachments.

Absolutely. Both the front and rear lights carry an IP67 rating, meaning they are fully protected against dust ingress and can withstand immersion in water up to 1 meter deep for 30 minutes. They are built to handle heavy rain and mud without issue.

The rear light features an integrated USB-A connector that plugs directly into a USB port, eliminating the need for a separate charging cable. The front light, however, uses a standard USB-C port for recharging.

The Blinder 1300 uses a road-focused beam with a 23-degree angle, utilizing a mix of spot and wide-angle optics. This design is optimized to illuminate the road ahead clearly without blinding oncoming traffic, making it ideal for road and gravel cyclists.

Runtime depends heavily on the mode you select. While the eco-flash mode can last up to 120 hours, the high-steady mode—which provides the full 1300 lumens—will drain the battery in approximately 1.5 hours. For most night rides, using a medium setting will provide a reliable balance of brightness and longevity.