Mount your lights once and never again. The Traveler Lights attach to their mounts magnetically, so you can easily pop them in when you need them and take them with you when you don’t.
Inspired by the lens of a camera, the Traveler Lights feature a dial that allows you to switch between the 3 modes quickly and intuitively.
Power up the Traveler Lights from 0 to 100 in just a couple of hours. A USB-C charging cable is included with the lights.
Light the way with the Traveler Lights. Made for the modern urban traveler, our lights were designed alongside real riders to be more stylish, more sustainable, and more intuitive to use. Are you ready to unlock your city after hours?
United StatesLight is wonderfully adaptive. Serves its purpose very well. The people that offered diminutive reviews must have oatmeal for brains. Bottom line...great light that works very well and fills the advertised space for which it was designed! Can't ask for more!
United StatesMechanism to turn light on disintegrated so cannot turn light on this happened with the bought one and the replacement, bad design Nice looking light though
United StatesI would like a light with a more permanent mounting bracket. Can easily be stolen. I don’t use it.
United StatesSlightly tricky to switch between settings, but once you get the hang of it this is a great light
United StatesAgree with everyone in this review. Lights look great and sleek, love the option to recharge, so far no issues with the straps. But the one big thing that these lights are suppose to do- turn off and on while mounted is nearly impossible. Wildly frustrating, I’m ready to throw them across the room, but hold myself back because they are costly. Would be amazing if Thousand designed bike lights with a switch or button and we got to exchange this horrid lights for the updated, practical and user friendly light.
SingaporeBought in Jul 23 and by Nov 23, the plastic component has worn off and I cannot switch off the lights...
United StatesHad to try these. I've only used the headlight but find it great for city riding. The lens creates a more visible strobe than any light I have seen in the daytime and is much more visible than any dyno light. At night it's adequate on city streets, but nowhere comparable to a dyno light. The downside is that the switch is very stiff. Turning it on or adjusting it isn't too bad, but turning it off requires two hands, one to hold the lens edge, the other to turn the switch. Marc
United StatesTerribly frustrating. Neither my husband nor I can make the dial work. ARRRRRRGH. It looks so easy in the video!
United StatesIt's been very frustrating. I'm not able to get the dial to operate properly at all. It looks so easy in your video!
United StatesIt's been very frustrating. I'm not able to get the dial to operate properly at all. It looks so easy in your video!
