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Lezyne Strip Pro Alert Drive

The light works very well. Brake light function is super! So you become visible in traffic!

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You've got the helmet, the gloves, the braking system, but do you have the rear light? Then don't hesitate: this product is part of an essential safety element. It's easy to install and use, it's very discreet and, above all, it will protect you.

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Quick and stable to attach.

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Very good light it sends Strong

It does what it should, namely shine damn bright. Mounting on an aero seatpost was no problem. The brake light works, but only starts after about a second.

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Is the 2nd lamp of it. The PRO model I would not buy again, the model Lezyne Strip Drive is better in my eyes. Why? It has more flashing modes that ensure longer battery life and is very bright. Nevertheless, the PRO model is good, it is characterized by an extremely bright rear light. This dazzles, thus one is seen.

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Kan me niet voorstellen dat er wielrenners zijn die dit product willen hebben. Gaat op elke stand na een paar seconden op geflits.

The very compact design allows universal placement. The strap the flanks of the holders themselves top. Habs tested under adverse, very dirty conditions in the mud, forest and water holes ... all the best The aut. brake function for me a must, as well as the visual warning when vehicles approach. Would buy it again.

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Very bright and light product, easy to install In flach mode the announced autonomy is more than 5 hours in reality it is nothing but 3 hours very disappointed for this problem especially if one makes outings from 3 to 5 hours as it is my case.

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Unfortunately, not legal in Germany because of the blink modes. However, just bring the attention in road traffic, even for people who just do not look at the control of their car but on the cell phone. The brake light could, however, have a few lux less, which also dazzles possible passengers sometimes.

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Good lamp, but unfortunately not quite thought out. I still chose it because of the brightness and workmanship.

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When I first fitted the lamp, I noticed that the battery ran out quickly. After cycling a few times, I returned it for warranty. I received a new one from Mantel (good fast service), but unfortunately this one has the same problems. Max 3h battery, even on the lowest setting. Regardless of the temp outside. Otherwise happy with the build quality and brightness though. My friend has the cheapest model, I would recommend this one.

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A very bright and good rear light that is clearly visible in traffic.

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Pretty nice taillight. Very visible. Highly recommended for my part

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the product meets my expectations, I was looking for a powerful light for daytime use and this is it, the price is good and the delivery is also good.

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Although not approved in Germany, the light has various flashing functions that significantly increase visibility and thus safety in road traffic. Of course, you can also choose continuous lighting, whereby the battery lasts a maximum of 3 to 4 hours at the highest level, but more likely only 3. Then the rear light really shines very brightly. The braking function is very convincing. Here, the flashing mode is automatically changed during deceleration - it doesn't get any better than that. In addition, the rear light lights up brighter or flashes when the bike is at a standstill, for example at traffic lights - a clear plus in terms of safety. The rubber strap is thick and of good quality, so that the light can be securely fastened. I also liked the integrated LED, which flashes or lights up continuously to indicate whether the light is fully charged. Only the battery could last a little longer.

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Prima item. Gemakkelijk te monteren en gemakkelijk in te schakelen. Weggebruikers zien je met dit achterlicht niet meer over het hoofd.

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I'm really pleased with this product, the lighting is very effective even at low power. I recommend the day flash for journeys where there is no light or poor visibility (fog or mist). Frankly, I'm not at all disappointed.

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Wow now I'm seen all the time. Great choice in different modes.

The rear light is very suitable for my requirements, but for certain applications there are better alternatives. It is very bright. The daylight flashing mode can be seen from a distance even in bright sunshine, so that you are better noticed as a road cyclist, especially on country roads. The night modes are also very good; you can choose between two flashing lights and one bright continuous light, as well as a battery-saving mode that is still sufficient for city traffic. The battery life corresponds relatively exactly to the specified times, so it is very good and predictable. The brake light also works very well. When braking slowly, it shines very brightly throughout, with an estimated 100-150 lumens, i.e. 3-5 times the brightness of the constant nighttime running light. When you come to an abrupt stop, it flashes with the full luminosity of 300 lumens, i.e. just as bright as the flashing of the daytime running lights. This makes the brake signal clearly visible even in bright light, but it tends to frighten and dazzle other road users in the dark. Unfortunately, this function cannot be deactivated. This makes it unsuitable for group rides in particular, as it dazzles those behind you too much. It also disturbs other road users in city traffic, where you often have to stop quickly. The rear light is therefore perfect for riding without a group, especially on country roads, etc. However, you should be aware of the need for a rear light. However, for city traffic and group rides, the version without brake light should be considered.

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A very bright tail light. The Strip Alert is a pretty bright tail light. Particularly noteworthy is the brake light and alert function. The rear light shines brighter when the built-in sensor detects braking. When the bike is stationary, the light flashes to draw attention to the stationary bike. The Strip Alert is actually the first lamp with a brake light function that actually works reliably. Well solved. There are also daylight flashing functions. The only thing I would have liked is more detailed instructions. The holder works well on the seat post, but I still have to build something for a luggage carrier.

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Nice bright light, somewhat moveable if you want to switch to a different brightness.

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High-visibility bicycle lighting

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Great rear light with very good visibility. In flash mode - as stated by the manufacturer - the battery is empty after max. 3 hours. Too bad, but not really a point of criticism. The braking function works very well, but sometimes the lamp "brakes" when accelerating in the saddle (thus often all leds on --> shortened lighting time due to more battery power needed). Nevertheless, I have not regretted the purchase and am happy to recommend the rear light to others.

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More powerful and longer-lasting than a Lumins lamp screwed onto a shell

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Super luminosity. Makes cycling a bit safer

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The luminosity is great, the modes are completely sufficient. The mounting strap is not a visual highlight, but that is negligible. I would still have preferred a fixed mount where the light is only plugged in. But you are more flexible with this one. All in all top

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With the first kilometre on the bike, it was right for me.

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Bicycle visible under all conditions.

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I use the rear light on my racing bike and as an additional light on my trekking bike, although it does not conform to the STVO in Germany. I want to be seen and my safety and that of other road users is very important to me. With the Lezyne Strip Pro Alert Drive, you can choose between different light variants and brightness levels. The brake light function is top notch. It's hard to understand why so many cyclists, with such a variety of bike lights and a wide price range, are on the road without lights.

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Excellent versatile LED product with different lighting modes. I recommend it

A setting whether you want the 'flashing when abruptly stopped' would be good.

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Easy and flexible to install. Very, very bright. Long runtime.

Very powerful rear light for daytime use. We'll see when we use it. M

The brightest rear light I have seen so far. Battery life is easily enough for 5 hours of riding. I can only recommend it if someone, like me, wants to look after their safety.

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The rear light is great, especially in winter on dark country roads, you can now be seen from afar by motorists. I also have the feeling that I am being overtaken more carefully since I started using this rear light. This could be due to the alert function.

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Well engineered light except for the attachment system that is not secured enough in my opinion.

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Very clearly visible. Multiple modes. Only the manual could be a bit clearer.

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Good product. Does what it says. Easy to install and very effective. Notice could be a bit more detailed.

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good visibility but low battery reserve in 2h3o the light goes out

Perhaps a little too bright - "brake light" works approx. 70% - should be mandatory for riding in pairs - very good safety effect for the rider behind - "brake light" is used on the E-Mtb - good mountability - battery life is short, approx. 60 km with an average of 17 km/h, therefore only approx. 3 hours - I will recommend the product -

Light at max lumens is strong enough to get complains from your riding friends that are riding behind you.

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If you don't want to be overlooked, this rear light is a must. Mega luminosity. Long burn time. I ride ultra distances and need long runtimes.

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Very effective rear light, with BRAKE LIGHT FUNCTION! Definite purchase recommendation!

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Powerful lamp, clearly visible during the day

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Recommendable. Almost too garish - at least for the others