Lezyne Hecto Drive / Femto USB

Both lights are rechargeable via USB. The front Hecto Drive uses a standard Micro USB cable, while the rear Femto USB features an integrated USB stick design that plugs directly into a port, eliminating the need for extra cables.

The front Hecto Drive puts out 500 lumens, which is sufficient for seeing the road ahead on unlit paths. However, if you frequently ride at high speeds in pitch-black conditions, you might prefer a higher-lumen light for a broader, deeper beam.

Yes. Both units carry an IPX7 water resistance rating, meaning they are fully protected against heavy rain, splashes, and even temporary submersion. They are built to handle year-round commuting in wet weather.

The set uses a tool-free strap system that wraps securely around your handlebar and seatpost. It is designed for quick installation and removal, making it easy to swap between bikes or take the lights with you when you park.

Daytime Flash uses a high-intensity, irregular strobe pattern designed to catch the attention of drivers during daylight hours. It significantly increases your visibility to traffic when the sun is out, which is when many accidents occur.

The maximum runtime is 20 hours, though this depends heavily on the mode you select. Using the highest brightness setting will drain the battery much faster than the flash or lower-output modes.