Description |
Outbound's original set the bar high for the last several years. So they were challenged on how to improve it.
Right away, Outbound ditched the large battery pack. This is all internal, self contained, USB-C rechargeable, and slim enough to fit in your pocket. Then they fine tuned the heck out of the beam pattern. Extremely smooth and progressive light field from the front of your tire all the way to where you are looking. Outbound also added sidemarker lights to help with visibility from the side, much like on cars.
Outbound incorporated their quick-release fiberglass-reinforced nylon mount that they, ahem, “borrowed” from those clever camera guys to keep everything pointing in the right direction and easy to put on and take off with one hand.
Proudly and capably made in Chicago IL.
Specs |
| Mounting Location | Handlebar |
| Application | Front Bike Light for Road/Gravel and commuting |
| Runtime | See runtime charts below |
| Charging | USB-C with Pass-Thru Charging (0 to 80% in 2 hours) |
| Lumens | Approximately 1200 |
| Battery Capacity | 3.6V 5000mah (18.0 Wh) |
| Weight | Lighthead = 150g, Quick Release Mount = 36g |
| Mode | Runtime |
| Adaptive | 2.6 hr (152 min) |
| High | 1.7 hr (104 min) |
| Medium | 42. hr (250 min) |
| Low | 8.5 hr (500 min) |
| Daytime Strobe | 10 hr (600 min) |
| Nighttime Flash | 4.5 hr (270 min) |
What is adaptive mode? Nothing too fancy, it is just the default mode when the light is turned on. It stays on high for about 5 minutes, and over the course of 30 minutes it will very slowly reduce brightness to medium mode while your eyes ADAPT to the darkness. Letting you get more runtime, without noticing a thing by tricking your brain. All other modes are solid output so you know what you are getting at any time.
What's In The Box |
- Detour Road Bicycle Light
- Quick-Release Bar Mount (fits 31.8mm and 35mm bars)
- USB-C to USB-A Charge Cable
- 2.5mm Hex Wrench
- Instructions
