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A combo mount is a great idea, the light would be mount on the middle of the handlebar, the light would be right infront of you. Most flashlight holder on the market keep the flashlight on one side of the handlebar, that make the light beam hard to focus on the road. Mount a flashlight on your Go pro compatible helmet is also a hack. The light beam would follow your eyesight and you can see wherever you want.
High Quality Plastic Adapter:
We only use top quality plastic, strong, durable and flexible. Compatible with different size flashlights.
A Sticker to Increase Friction:
Apply this sticker to the inside of our adapter to increase the friction.
Durable Rubber Band:
Even a simple rubber band can decide the quality of the whole product. Our rubber band can keep your flashlight secure and don't need to worry about to fall.
yohan chacko
Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2024
fantastic gear for holding lights on a bicycle
Alain
Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2024
Had to use two straps as single strap was still wobbly..
Stevie Blue
Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2021
Holds my small flashlight nice and sturdy on my "knock off" quad lock phone mount. This doesn't come with a quad lock screw, because the quad lock should already have that on it.
spud
Reviewed in Australia on July 21, 2021
for the life of me i cant think why i bought it for
Jon French
Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2021
I picked these up as a replacement headlight on my bicycle. They worked great with a smaller torch and easily allowed me to pop it off once I got to camp. Great add on for a good price.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2020
It does what it's supposed to.Very cheaply made, but that's kinda the point. Probably won't break, but you should still tie off your light.I use it to secure a dive light to my mask.
John
Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2020
For the price you really can't go wrong.My dive group uses these to mount lights to our Yamaha underwater scooters.Keeps the light securely attached and it can hold a wide variety of flashlight diameters.It comes with two in the pack so I find it a good value and if one gets broke I already have a replacement.The only thing I would suggest for improvement is to add a gopro screw to the kit.I already had some around but if someone doesn't have a gopro they will need to purchase screws separately to mount this product.Other than that a very effective little mount.
Steve
Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2020
Overall it's great. I've heard other reviews for rubber band style mounts that they didn't work so well on mountain bikes, but it works great on my road bike. I like that it tucks the light under the computer, it's so low key that I leave the light mounted all the time. it does bounce a bit over bumps, but not to the point that it's hard to see, and the motion actually makes the light a bit more eye catching for drivers.
Heidi B
Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2019
I use this for a helmet mounted light in addition to a handlebar mounted light for night riding. It perfectly fits a "standard" sized flashlight that uses an 18650 size battery (about 24mm in diameter). This particular flashlight has an output of around 800 lumens which is great for a head mounted light.The mount seems well built and I haven't had any issues with it yet. The elastic band which holds your flashlight to the mount has two sets of catches on each side to accommodate larger lights, although I think it would be a squeeze for larger lights unless they were oblong or out of round due to how the light nestles into the mount. As shown I'm using the tightest configuration. You could mount this type of flashlight mount to any Go Pro style of bracket. There are mounts that will attach to almost anything.I think for the price it's a great holder and was exactly what I was looking for so I could use my existing flashlights for night riding. As an aside, I think running "nicer" flashlights with 18650 batteries makes a lot of sense for night riding as spare batteries are super easy to bring and change should you need it and the light output of flashlights of this type is pretty good. This particular helmet light is not a nice light, it's a super cheapo light I bought off of gearbest for $7 but it does the job!
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