Customer Reviews

Infini Amuse Twin Pack (Safety & Tail Light) (Black/Red, 10.5g ea)

5 star:		(18)
4 star:		(6)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(2)
1 star:		(2)

 

 

These are excellent lights. Rubbery/gummy body and straps. Each light uses 2 CR-2032 batteries (included).

These lights are definitely good enough to ride at night (especially in an area with street lights, where you need some help in the dark areas between street lights). Being small and lightweight, they're a great choice to carry in my saddle bag (flat-repair kit) in case I unexpectedly find myself riding after the sun goes down.

If I know I'll ride at night, I prefer a brighter light. My choice for intentional night riding is the Bell iPulse LED Bike Torch. That's not a light I would carry all the time as a "just in case" light. But, it puts out about 5 times more light.

Also, you should remove these Infini lights at the end of your ride. Don't leave them on the bike overnight. The rubber will stretch. If you remove them after 3-4 hours, the rubber rebounds to its original shape.

I used these lights on my bicycle when I ride at night, I was riding under a lot of rain for about 1 hour and these lights worked perfectly, and believe me they got soaked. For a water resistant not (proof) they did very,very,very, GOOD.

The headlight is amazing. It is a "safety" light, but I've found when in the dimmest light neighborhoods that it lights the way.

Both lights have three settings. Flashing, not flashing, and off.

The tail light emits read light. The safety light emits clear light.


I highly recommend both lights.
I bought them for my brother who goes to MSU, and bikes to classes.

I found these while trying to replace my Serfas Guppy LED lights. The Serfas lights didn't hold up very well over time--their plastic construction allowed moisture to seep through, the button became unresponsive, sometimes the lights would turn off after a bump in the road, batteries were difficult to change, and the band lost its elasticity very fast. These Infini lights seem to have a much better construction. The whole body is made out of a spongy rubber, which covers the electronics well, yet there is easy access to the battery compartment. I will make sure to take another reviewer's advice about making sure to take the lights off after every ride so as not to allow the rubber "tail" to stretch. Given that taking these lights on and off the bike is so easy, that shouldn't be a problem.

These lights are extremely bright for LED lights. Having two LEDs helps in this regard, of course, but even just one of these LEDs would suffice for urban night commuting, where your biggest concern is being seen. I haven't yet run the battery down, as so far they've lasted quite a while. I'm hoping they'll remain as bright over the lifetime of the battery as another reviewer commented about.

I got two sets of these lights, and unfortunately the electronics were screwy in one of the headlights. At first it worked fine, then the button became erratically responsive, then finally totally unresponsive. Amazon's generous return policy for faulty items came in extremely handy in this case, and the replacement pair worked perfectly.

I commute to and from work in NYC, and am often riding after dark from the LES to Washington Heights/Inwood. So far these have served me very well for that. I wouldn't take them on dark trails in the woods, but on lit roads they're great.

These lights are simple and they work. Unlike other rubber-strap lights, these have 2 LEDs are therefore twice as bright. Easy to put on and take off. Make sure to take them off though. These are also easy to steal. And people WILL steal them.

I only needed to use these 2x so far but easy to strap on and they are pretty effective. I think the red one was stolen and had to replace it with the same style. The only thing about it is that it's not the easiest thing to store in a small bike bag that I have under the seat; i.e. it doesn't fold up and is a bit in the way of the other accessories that I keep in my bag. Otherwise, tis a great light option. However, I wouldn't consider this as a night light if you ride in the dark a lot. This is more of a hazard, dusk, and dawn type of light.

They looked fantastic when I got them.
Problem was that the button that turns the light on gets pressed on when you mount the lights. This made it hard to turn the lights on and off, since they would trigger themselves They also popped off quite easily (my brother ended up losing one on a ride, it was attached to his seatpost).

Today, (about 3 months ownership) one of my lights stopped working, since one of the screws became corroded and messed up the battery contact. Just one screw though, other one was fine.

As much as I like the design, I have to go back to the 'frog knog' lights.

**UPDATE**

The lights work if I open them regularly (weekly) to clean out the contacts. I don't leave them in the rain, I just leave them on the bike under an overhang. Must be the moisture that does this. I had no problem like this with the 'frog knog' lights. Odd, considering that they're both made in a very similar way.

I bought for a cheap set of lights so I could be seen. The front light doesn't do much to light up the road, but I got it to be seen, not to see. The rear light is highly visible too. They are very basic; the battery holder is just covering the batteries with the body of the light. I think they will hold up but I have been removing them when finished so they don't stretch out too much.

Purchased these combination lights so that I could ride on the Colorado Monument (rules for riding require front and back lights because of tunnels). They work great! Are easy to put on / take off (much of my riding does not need the lights to be on the bike). Easy to turn on / turn off while riding. They are bright for ride visibility. I looked at many lights and in my view there is nothing better on the market and certainly nothing within the price range that compares.

I've not done any night riding so I can't say if they are workable for that or not. In my mind - these are visibility lights so you the rider is seen rather than a pure head-light that illuminates the road for fast night riding or the trail for single track.

I know these are meant for bikes. However, as a long distance runner who hits the streets in the wee hours of the mornng in good or bad weather, I have come to love these! attach mine around the face of my watch or loop it through a few of my shoe laces. It is small, light weight, and bright. I feel it makes me safer on my runs. Only downside I have found so far, is attached one to my dog's collar/leash and the battery area actually pulledopen enough the rain mud got in and killed the battery. Still contemplating how to circumvent this problem. And, still in absolute love of them!!!