Lezyne Femto Drive Mini Light Set

Nice, small light, light weight. Has a clip on the back and a rubber strap. I got these to add to my basic lighting.

I keep telling folks (new to biking) you can't have too many lights. This set attaches pretty much anywhere (I keep on my helmet), turns on easily and are quite bright.

The mounts are a bit clunky and could feel a bit more secure. The straps have that afterthought vibe. They run on coin batteries. I think they're best used as daytime visibility lights over nighttime illumination. Not bad...

Just remember to purchase extra batteries and have them on you for when the light goes out.

Connects well to bars and seat post. Battery life OK so far.

A simple function front and rear light attaches to cable housing. Very effectively efficient for traffic to see you on road rides.

I had return it for a refund

Simple to install and use. No frills. just something to do the job without adding weight or big bulking mount.

I use the lights on my bike. Have very little positive to say about it.

very easy to strap onto the bike (handlebar and seat post for me) and works well. discovered that by holding the light in for a longer period of time-when you press to change light options-turns the light off. much easier than my mistaken belief that you have to cycle through all the options before getting to off.

so packaging is horrible, no instructions is a mistake easy to just print a few lines on the box, but useability is great.

The packaging on this product is so inane that you will, like me, want to line up the person who designed this and slowly [insert unpleasant bamboo-related scene here. -Staff].

I cannot overstate the difficulty of opening-no, of trying to dismantle the plastic casing and the thick and overly tight zip tie assembly holding these two small and lightweight lights. I believe Lezyne searched high and low for a person to design this packaging and they came up with the same person who conceived of the German Engima machine.

You will spend 15 minutes trying to open this package in a way that will not to destroy the product itself. It can be done. I did it...but you'll never get that time back and it's very easy to cut yourself on the tip of the exposed zip tie which for some inexplicable reason has been sharpen to the point of a sewing needle.

Meanwhile there are no instructions for securing the lights to a bike so study the pictures on the website.

I like the push onoff feature but unfortunately there are 5 different flashlight options, so it becomes rather tedious to cycle through them all just to get to off. Why not have on, flash and off? No-no-no-no there are four different flashing options.

I'll update the actual product use quality after using it a few times. The only concern would be the security of the rubber loops around the plastic tabs-one end is fairly loose, probably purposely to help wrap around the bars.