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Knog Frog Strobe LED Front Light
Knog
Water-resistant, flexible silicone body, integrated clipping feature, quick-release mounting. Visible up to 600 metres. 12 HOT colours (look out for random special colour releases).
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Note: Safety light only
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Water-resistant, flexible silicone body, integrated clipping feature, quick-release mounting. Visible up to 600 metres. 12 HOT colours (look out for random special colour releases).
Top Features of the Knog Frog Strobe LED Front Light
- Burn Time: 80 hrs (flashing), 50 hrs (steady)
- Dimensions: 80 x 35 x 42 mm
- Weight: 19 grams (including batteries)
- Batteries: 2 coin cell - CR2032 included
- LED Specs: Hi Powered surface mounted LED strobe system with lens
- Light output: 25 lumens
- 4 lighting modes available
Product Data
| MTB: | Yes |
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| Road: | Yes |
| EU Plug Supplied: | No |
| US Plug Supplied: | No |
| Aus/Nz Plug Supplied: | No |
Note: Safety light only
About Front Lights
Cycle light technology has moved on greatly over the years, traditional 'bulb' lights have been more or less replaced by LED and HID systems. Battery, lens and reflector technology has been improved greatly resulting in brighter and longer run times. Wiggle lists a large selection of bicycle lights suitable for lit streets in the city, or unlit country lanes and even bike lights suitable for off road riding, ranging from around £8 to over £300 they vary greatly in purpose and performance. Tiny LED's with flashing or constant modes are great for being seen in built up areas, whilst rechargeable systems can keep the road or off-road trails lit up for non-stop riding at night.
About the Knog brand
KNOG is a unique global cycling accessories brand, based in Melbourne, Australia, established since 2002. From the drawing board to the final product, they create bike lights and bike locks that use materials, shapes and colours in ways never seen, products that are both technically superior and awesome to use.
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Knog Knog Frog Strobe LED Front Light
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cool light
quite bright, despite sall size, looks cool, attaches securely and easily, has several modes of flashing and steady.
03 June 2011
great item
For a cheap and small light, i can't believe how good this is. It looks cool , its unobtrusive and it gives a very noticeable light. I wouldnt use it for riding in the dark, but to be seen it does its job well with a few settings too.
12 May 2011
Multi use light
Good light for bikes, bags imaginary is limit.....
31 July 2014
Little but bright
Great little light, easy to put on your bike, using in conjunction with second light for extra safety
01 July 2014
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Frog Strobe Front Light '-Are the straps adjustable enough to stay firmly on a dogs collar,or could they be made to fit firmly? ie with a an extra hole punched in or something?? cheers!
3 years, 9 months ago
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If the collar is wide enough (at least 1.5") it would fit and stay on. The material is comfortable enough for it to stay snug and not bother the dog.Country : Saudi Arabia
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will depend on the width of the collar - width of about 25mm should be OK. but can't adjust for narrow fit. it needs to be a tight-ish fit for the light to stay in place, as straps hook around a lip, and the tension keeps it secure.Country : Australia
3 years, 2 months ago
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I'd say no - the strap needs to be stretched around a tube.Answer:
Its not something i had considered but i am sure it could be made to work for you/your dog....Its certainly cheap enough to give it a go!Country : United Kingdom
3 years, 3 months ago
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I think it would, I have considered the same now I have bought one. It is a single sillicone strap that stretches around on itself and over a clip. I think as long as your collar was AT least approx an inch wide then the frog strobe would clip on and not move, it would be even more stable on wider collars.Hope this helps.
Ajay
Country : United Kingdom
3 years, 3 months ago
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they may be a bit loose, i am able to put one on my finger and you carnt flick it off.Cheers
Country : Australia
3 years, 3 months ago
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I would not use this on a dog collar, this light requires a large enough rounded diameter object (e.g. handlebar) to create enough tension in the rubber to hold it in place.Also the beam is directional, would be hard to adjust on a dog collar, get a light that has a 360 degree beam.
Country : Australia
3 years, 3 months ago
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It would, but i think it might be loose because you cant adjust the straps, it only has one position and the rubber stretches to accompany the size of handlebar you use.Country : United Kingdom
3 years, 3 months ago
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not really suitable for a dogs coller3 years, 3 months ago
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depending on the size of your dog's collar....the lights are small enough to fit around one of my fingers... snugly around two. the straps stretch around to catch on, so no room for hole punching3 years, 4 months ago
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Depends how big a collar you have. This one would have to be used on a wide collar, larger dog and they have a smaller strobe that would probably be better if you have a narrow collar.The fit better around a tubular shape, ie bike frame/handlebar and they rely on the pressure to lock the loop onto the hook and hold it in place. Although since a collar is fairly snug, even if it were to come off the hook the pressure from the collar on the neck may prevent it from falling right off.3 years, 5 months ago
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You could definitely do this!Answer:
The light would fasten snugly depending on the size of your dogs collar. If it is a small (slim) collar it wont fit snug. It is not adjustable, it stretches to fit larger sizes.Country : Australia
3 years, 5 months ago
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They're not adjustable, so I guess the only way they would fit snugly is if the collar were the same thickness as handlebars!Answer:
Don't think so. The light has a rubber "hook" rather than a watch-style strap. You can get similar LED lights that have an elasticated loop which you could attach to a dog collar.3 years, 5 months ago
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You could probably rig something up to attach it but I wouldn't recommend it. I don't think it would be a very good solution.Answer:
No, I wouldn't recommend it for a collar. It is specifically designed to stretch around a handlebar.Country : United Kingdom
3 years, 8 months ago
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The strap works as a loop that wraps around the handlebar (or collar..) by doubling back on itself and over a small hook. If yours is a wide collar then yes this would probably work. A thinner one and it may be a little loose.3 years, 8 months ago
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You couldn't punch a hole, as it is one long hole already. You could probably wind the strap around twice successfully, maybe with an extra piece of string just in case.Country : United Kingdom
3 years, 9 months ago
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The rubber band relies heavily on being under tension so you need to fit the light around a item of similar diameter to a bike handlebar. I do not think that a dog collar would offer enough tension for the rubber to stay fixed to the hook.3 years, 9 months ago
3 years, 11 months ago
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In a word - YES.Answer:
Yes, no problem3 years, 8 months ago
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I've fitted it to a number of bikes no problem so I would say yes should fit any bars OKAnswer:
in an easy, one word answer, yesCountry : United Kingdom
3 years, 9 months ago
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I can't see why not, It's made from a very stretchy rubbery silicone material so it doesn't really matter what shape the handlebar (or whatever you're attaching it to) is.Answer:
Yes, it's so stretchy that I managed to fit it on the stem/handlebar assembly of my bike, please look at the picture
3 years, 10 months ago
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Yes, it's on mine.
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yes definitley3 years, 10 months ago
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It should fit on any bar. The rubberband-like mounting easily stretches.Country : USA
3 years, 10 months ago
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Yes they fit all bars including standard or oversized - They are so stretchy they will fit vitually anything. I have the Strobe Frogs on a Spesh Tarmac and they fit all my other bikes as well3 years, 10 months ago
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Yes these will fit the bars on a Cayo.3 years, 11 months ago
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Depends on the helmet - I've got a red one on the back of mine. you'd need somewhere on your helmet the silicone band could go round while keeping the light facing forward.4 months, 2 weeks ago
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Mine has been on my helmet all winter. I have a 1000lumin on handle bar and frog on helmet in flashing mode. Red rear fits on too but I don't tend to do this since Im lit up like a Xmas tree already. Better safe than sorry though.Country : United Kingdom
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To be honest....not really.It is designed to fit around a set of handlebars (in particular 31.8mm) I would suggest you would struggle to find any helmet that would accommodate this light.
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7 months ago
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Depends on the vents on the helmet but potentialy yes.10 months ago
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Yes, You can thread the strap under the edge of your helmet trim. Pretty safe but make sure you hook the band well over the holding clip.10 months ago
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yes, i use them for running too they wrap around a couple of fingers easily1 year, 6 months ago
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It's going to be hard to get any kind of secure fit through any vents, we would not recommend this1 year, 6 months ago
Does the strap tighten small enough to securely fasten to the front forks of a Triban 3?
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Hello, I run 2 of these on some rock shox revelations. Just right.Country : United Kingdom
5 months, 3 weeks ago
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I wrap this round my front forks on a Tarmac. Works great.Country : United Kingdom
8 months ago
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I don't know about your fork but if its a standard seat tube or handle bar width then it will fit.10 months ago
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I doubt it - I have a Specilazed women's Hybrid and I used the smaller handle bar mount, with the thinnest rubber insert and that fitted my handle bar perfectly. I should imagine your fork is thinner than that? Note the product is faulty - Wiggle are refunding my money and I've ordered a different brand.Country : United Kingdom
11 months ago
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I can confirm that this will be compatible with your forks.Q:
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I have brought a pair of these lights, but can not get them to work, can you please assist me.
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Have you removed the small, transparent plastic shim on the battery?Country : United Kingdom
2 weeks, 1 day ago
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