Exposure Lights EXP Tracer W

Very powerful lightweight and good even in daylight

Liked power output of light. Compact design. Feel confident that I'll be seen from a distance.Only downpoint is that if you get the under saddle bracket, it's a bit fiddly to fit. However no problems with one that it is supplied with. Very happy with this purchase

Exposure Lights produce an excellent series of cycle lights and this one is no exception. Yes, it is expensive, but you get what you pay for. Even on the low setting, it is bright enough in normal daylight conditions to mark one's presence on the road and, added to that, it has a built-in facility for dimming at night when another vehicle comes close to your rear, and will show as a braking light when slowing to a halt. It seems to last forever on a charge, is easy to mount with the standard sturdy neoprene band and arrives beautifully packaged with clear instructions. Worth all of five stars.

Brilliant product. Light. Easy to use and extremely bright. On highest power flash it lasted for a 4 hour ride and still was showing more than 50. % charge.

Great light, good battery life. Very bright. I use on lowest setting when riding with others so as not to blind them.

I use a mobility scooter on country lanes in daylight. This light is VERY bright even in strong sunlight. My scooter has excellent LED lights which I keep on, but this attracts attention. I am thinking of getting the front version. TIP: I fitted the light to one of the headrest stalks by using a rubber door stop with the centre hole slightly enlarged. The door stop is the same diameter as a cycle saddle support. This puts the light at about the hight of a cycle saddle

These lights are very small - check the dimensions and the weight. But they are incredibly bright. The brightest setting is for daytime use - and should not be used at night otherwise it will annoy following road users. It has three brightness settings, high, medium and low. It has 2 modes steady-on and pulse which has a lower continuous background brightness with a brighter flash. Run times are excellent for such a small package from 3hrs at high steady-on to 24 hrs on low pulse. Charge times are quick using a standard USB charger. They are quick and easy to put on and off the bike as they click into a holder that is fixed to the bike by a silicon rubber loop. We have 4 of these lights in the family - one for each of us and one for my helmet (excellent overkill). They may not be cheap but they are worth it.(Not sure if this is still the case but these lights on high setting are so bright that they are banned in Germany.)

Fantastic rear light for road riding and MTB.I got mine for MTB night riding where we have a mixture of off-road and tarmac sections. Wanted to be nice and visible to traffic. Even on the lower of the 3 settings, the light is bright enough. It has a solid light or pulse mode at 3 different power levels.You only want to use the full 75 lumens `day bright` mode during the day, as at night it's way too bright and will dazzle people (just think of a flashing fog light and you'll get the idea). Works really well in daylight though and other low light conditions.The supplied post mount works well and is very secure, even off-road. I have bought an additional under-saddle mount to try and stop it getting covered in so much trail mud.The charging port is under the little black band and it can be a bit fiddly to get access. The flip side of that is that it keeps all of the mud and wet stuff out. Power button is straight forward and when you turn it off you get a coloured LED giving you the battery state.The run/burn time is really good - even on the higher settings (they are laser etched on the side of the light to help remind you).Exposure make good stuff and this is evident from the nice CNC machined shell and general quaity of the item. Very similar to Hope products.I'd always bought the cheaper £4.99 tyre rear lights before but if you seriously want to be seen at night (and day), then this is a great little light and a worthy investment.