aluminum con s t r u c tion


Aluminum as a strong and lightweight material is an excellent thermal conductor and is used in the construcon of Lezyne lights.


cnc machined CNC machined aluminum parts for precise and durable construcon. con s tant cur r e nt


Unique electronics that allow LED lights to emit light at a constant lumen level, resulng in higher overall lumen output for longer periods of me.


infinite light


LED lights with two-piece body designs that allow the user to replace the Lithium-ion baery on demand, extending runme almost indenitely. Lezyne lights use high capacity rechargeable Li-ion baeries.


MO R o p t i c s


produce an improved Uniform Power Beam that is wider, smoother and ,


intellig e n t pow e r indicator


u s b r e cha rg e a b l e levels during use and recharging.


LED lights that are USB rechargeable. The included Micro USB cable or integrated USB sck (Micro Drive only) can be plugged into a computer or wall outlet for convenient and fast recharging.


side v i sibilit y A unique body design that allows for 180 degrees of visibility, especially da y t ime fla s h A super bright, max lumen, high visibility blinking mode developed ra c e m o d e An alternate power mode that switches between Blast and wa t e r re s i s t a n t


Precision engineering and quality design results in LED lights that are extremely weather and water resistant.


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