Micro LED Strap-On Front & Rear Bike Light Set Skateboard Longboard Lights (2 Pack)

I purchased a set of these lights prior to a bicycle trip using rented bicycles. I was very glad I did! The flexible rubber strap easily fit between the openings of my helmet and stayed in place once secured. I put the other light on the rear rack of the bicycle. Everyone could see me from behind! The lights were perfect! I really appreciated that they came with batteries already included AND and extra set of CR2032 batteries for each light. When you receive the lights, you have to unscrew the light and remove a plastic tab that prevents the batteries from making contact. After that, all you have to do is press on the light itself to turn it on. It has three different light settings - continuous red light, flashing red light, and slower flashing red light. The fourth push of the light turns it off. I liked these so much, I bought a second set, just in case any of my riding buddies need a light in the future.

The media could not be loaded.  One week in, and so far so good with these Stupidbright SBR-1s. First off, you can't not love that name. 'Hey Randy, what are those?'...'Oh, these? These are my Stupidbrights!'.I'm currently using them attached to the rear of my helmet (pics attached) and they are working great. I've been doing a lot of swapping between bikes lately, and after losing one of my coveted long-time used, quite pricey taillights to a big bounce and a loose saddle-bag strap, I've decided this helmet route would be good to try out. So far so good. These things are bright, simply and solidly built. The straps have a good stretch and grip to them so I can put them everywhere without too much worry that they will move or fall off. Aside from eventual seal problems after long-time usage, I don't see much that could go wrong with them. I've taken them on a long sweaty ride, some short wet ones and a bunch of commutes in the nice weather we've been given in Cleveland so far this October, and I feel confident in them. For the price, versatility and brightness I would highly recommend them to anyone, either as an addition to an existing bike light, or when using multiples as a solid rear light replacement.Update: 5/10/20177 Months in and these are just like new! I've ridden through heavy snow and rain without any problems, and just replaced my 4th set of batteries. This includes commuting 5-6 miles 5 days a week plus 40-60 miles per weekend average training and commuting riding. I am buying a second set to keep on another helmet so I don't have to worry about transferring them around. They're beyond great for the $11 I paid.

I needed some bright, blinky lights to alert traffic with, and lots of alternatives (also made in China, of course) were running $50 and up. Did a little search and found these. I figured, for $10 they wouldn't be GREAT, but I just needed basic function.They arrived with batteries already installed AND an extra set of batteries in the package. Took out the plastic separator and poked each one to turn them on; impressively bright, with constant on, epilepsy-fast blinking, and slow blinking. The mounting bands are super simple and hold tight; no problems with movement at all during a 110-mile Colorado ride. On my scale, they weigh a scant 49 grams for the pair!So they work well, not susceptible to water (so far), come with extra batteries, weigh next to nothing, and cost $10. I'm pretty impressed with these!

The media could not be loaded.  I like the small size, not really noticeable when light’s not on. It’s bright despite of its size.One order gives you two of em. It came with extra batteries too.One of the lights I got has a scratch on its aluminum body but doesnt affect performance. So far so good. Price could be lower.

The media could not be loaded.  Very simple, very bright, light modes include, steady on, fast flash and slow flash, the video is slow flash.I will say everything works and looks great you do need some real estate on your seat post and it will make you have that kids bike license plate, but it's worth it for extra visibility.

The light itself is very and bright, i do recommend. Though the holder that is in isnt very great as the light off it. So now i just have the holder and no light. Ill have to super glue or something to the other so it stays on.

This is a product review for the Stupidbright SBR 1 Rear High Intensity LED lights. I should preface the review by saying I commute 35 min to and from school five days a week, many times before sunrise and late at night. I also do night riding around a big city and suburban neighborhoods. I've been using the lights daily now for about a month, and they're holding up great. I've even used them when it's been pouring down a few times.The lights are bright and can be seen in daylight and are way easier to be seen at night. I placed one on my helmet and the other I screwed in to the front of my saddle bag which I have under my saddle. It was a bit of a hassle to secure it to the saddle bag by just using the rubber strip, but I don't think it was meant to be attached there. Either way, I made it work by screwing it to the bag without having to use the rubber strap. I've included pictures of this.I did have one problem, but the seller was more than helpful to resolve the issue. One of the lights came with low powered batteries. The seller sent a follow up email after I purchased the lights to see how they were working, I notified him about the batteries. A few days later I received enough batteries for both of the lights. You can't beat that kind of service. Highly recommend this seller and this product.

I am an urban/suburban rider so these are a necessity. I have mounted four of them on one bike. Work great in daylight.

I purchased a pair of these, they come two in a pack. They really are "stupidbright" believe me nobody is not going see me with these lights flashing on my E-bike as I go flying down the road. Unfortunately I have only one functioning light. One of the pair did not work right out of the package. I asked the seller to send me a single replacement but unfortunately there were no more in stock. So instead of me returning both lights I accepted a very generous offer from the seller who refunded exactly half the purchase price. I could not have asked to be treated any more fairly and respectfully than how this seller treated me. So I only have the one light on the back of my bike. It switches on simply by pressing the red lens. Once and you get a solid red very bright light. Twice gives you a quickly flashing strobe and one more press you get a slower strobe. Press again and its off. I almost forgot the bonus. 2 extra sets of the CR2032 batteries are included. Great little light and a good deal anyway I look at it.

Es un excelente articulo, se ve de buena calidad, vienen dos en cada empaque, buen detalle qué traigan baterías de repuesto, lo unico que sugiero es que el amarre al tubo sea o de neopreno o velcro o cualquier otro material mas duradero pues el hule tarde que temprano reventara o se solidifica y se rompe.

Very easy to use and well made as well. Love it

Tenia una luces en mi bicicleta pero se dañaron, me anime por estas ya que vienen dos incluidas, cuando las coloqué me asombró la calidad e intensidad de las luces, muy recomendables y más por el precio.

Ok bright. This light is strictly used to be seen at night but not to see.