Reakt automatic brightness adjustment: Maintains optimal visibility by dimming in low light and brightening in high light for safe, energy-efficient riding
200 lumens flash mode: Delivers powerful rear illumination for maximum visibility in emergencies
Peloton mode: Automatically dims when detecting a rider ahead, preventing glare and enhancing group safety
Daybright pulse pattern: Increases visibility in daylight for improved safety in all conditions
8-inch collimated spot lens: Provides long-range throw and 270-degree side visibility for superior side illumination
Summarized by Shop
With an upgraded output of 200 lumens in flash mode and 75 lumens in constant mode, the BoostR 3 is brighter and more effective than ever. A larger battery delivers up to 70 hours of runtime, ensuring reliable, long-lasting performance for daily commutes or multi-day adventures. Combined with a precision-engineered lens system and our sig
Maximum Output
200 lumens (flash mode)
Constant Output
75 lumens
Runtime
Up to 70 hours (varies by mode and setting)
Weight
45 g
Battery
1600 mAh Li-ion, rechargeable, contained-undetachable
Dimensions
60 mm (L) x 28 mm (W)
Material
Anodized 6063 aluminum
Waterproof Rating
IP67
Charging
USB-C fast charging
Summarized by Shop
5.0
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I brought this one for my son. I already own three! Fitted to all my mountain and gravel bikes. I use the saddle bracket to keep out of harms way with a dropper. Fit and forget (except for occasional charge) .
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Stephen · Yesterday
Lightweight and bright, ideal for a rear light. I was looking for something I could mount on the back of a pannier rack, as there’s no seat post room on my bike a combined with the go pro mount and a rear-pannier-go-pro bracket this is ideal. Double clicking the button to turn on is much easier compared to the similar bodied Exposure Link mk 1 or 2 helmet light I’ve had for years (which has always been a bit tricky with gloves on) so that’s a good improvement for me.
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Shelly · Yesterday
Little light that packs a great big punch, started with 2nd Gen 6 pack then the diablo for my helmet, or bars on my commuter. A service every 4 -6 years keeps them running sweet and batteries full powered, finally a rear light that has the intelligence I wanted.