Knog, the designer of bike accessories and outdoor lighting products, celebrates its 20th anniversary with the relaunch of its Frog Bike Light this summer.
In 2006, Knog introduced the silicone bike light and to mark the anniversary, the company is doing it again.
“When Mal (McKechnie) and I (Hugo Davidson) designed the original Frog 16 years ago, we quickly recognized that we had designed a product that cyclists felt very passionate about,” said Davidson. “Not only was the Frog highly functional and radically different looking than other bike lights, but it also had a personality that made cyclists connect with the light emotionally. The all-new Frog is now packed with the latest technology but still has plenty of character that cyclists loved about the original.”
Taking cues from Knog’s technologically advanced lights, the reiteration of the Frog’s design offers Chip on Board (COB) LED technology that creates a compact, high-intensity light, low profile and arranges on a curved board.
This design allows light to be emitted from the sides, improving side visibility and rider safety.
With a run time of up to 50 hours, the Frog is rechargeable by USB-C and is fully charged in three hours. Lightweight and discreet, the Frog can be mounted anywhere on a bike, helmet, bike bags, or wherever the user prefers.
Producing 45 lumens for the front light and 25 for the rear, the Frog is powerful enough for everyday commuting or complements an existing lighting set-up.
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Photo courtesy Knog
