After seven years producing silicon lights, the Knog crew have holed up and produced a new set of USB rechargeable lights, under the Blinder category, for 2013. These serve as the company’s bid to ...
Knog's new Blinder bike lights use batteries similar to Tesla's 21700 batteries for a claimed increase in run time. The new Blinder lights replace the brand's range of PWR products. Speaking at ...
Knog was founded in Australia in 2003 with the goal of developing unique, innovative bicycle electronics and accessories. The company describes itself as “a team of creative designers and engineers ...
With impressive new battery tech leading to a very strong battery life, and both a beam and bloom light setup, this is a superb commuter bike light. However, the 900 version is fractionally more ...
The Knog Blinder 900 is a bike light that means business – bright, tough, and versatile; it’s like having a mini lighthouse strapped to your handlebars. Whether you're dodging potholes or lighting up ...
Knog announces a product recall on early production runs of its front bicycle lights, the Blinder 900 and Blinder 1300, due to potential battery issues that may be prone to failure. Here at Knog, we ...
Knog, self-described as the “Technically UnKonventional” cycling brand known for pushing design boundaries in bike security and safety, unveils the all-new Blinder Front Light Series, a ...
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