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Cobber Mini Front Bike Light

For a commuter who rides in the dark and wants to be seen from the side at junctions as well as head-on.

Australian brand

Where to buy

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Why it made our lists

  • Gifts for cyclists

    A small front light with a 330 degree beam, so an urban commuter is seen from the side at junctions. USB-C charging and waterproof. It is a be-seen light, not for unlit trails.

  • Gifts for outdoor lovers

    For a commuter who rides in the dark and wants to be seen from the side at junctions as well as head-on. At 120 lumens it is a be-seen light, not one to light an unlit trail.

What it is

A 22 g, 120-lumen front bike light with a 330-degree beam arc, five modes (about 2 hours on high to 75 hours on eco), USB-C charging and IP67 waterproofing. Includes Knog Clasp mount, three silicone straps for 22-32 mm bars and an XL O-ring.

A tiny front bike light, 22 grams, whose curved LED strip throws light across a 330 degree arc so the rider is visible from the sides as well as ahead. It straps to round or aero handlebars with silicone straps and has a quick release. There are five modes, including one that dims glare toward the rider's eyes. Small LEDs on the button show battery level. It charges by USB-C, though no cable comes in the box, and is fully waterproof.

The details

Output
Up to 120 lumens, 330° arc
Run time
2 hours on High to 75 hours on Eco
Charge time
4 hours, USB-C (cable not included)
Waterproof
IP67
Weight
22 g
Size
22 x 33 x 33 mm
Fits
Bars 22 to 32 mm+, head tubes up to 200 mm
Warranty
2 years

In the box

  • Cobber Mini Front Light
  • Knog Clasp
  • Small, medium and large silicone straps
  • XL O-ring for head tubes

From the shop's product page, read October 3, 2026.

Worth knowing

At 120 lumens it is a be-seen light, not bright enough to light an unlit trail.

Skip it for unlit trail riding, since at 120 lumens it is built to be seen rather than to light the path.

Good for
Partner, Friend, Brother or sister, Teen (13–17), Student, Dad
Interests
Cycling, Outdoors & camping
Occasions
Christmas, Birthday

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