The Most Powerful Tail Light in the NiteRider Lineup
The NiteRider Omega 330 is the most powerful NiteRider tail light to date. This model features an innovative Group Ride Mode where you can be seen without distracting fellow cyclists' attention from the pavement or dirt.
Omega might be the last letter of the Greek alphabet, but it comes in first in lumen count among NiteRider tail lights. NiteRider puts those 330 lumens to work not only for riding after dark, but with Optimal VIZ for the daytime as well with its daylight-visible flash feature.
Features:
Optimal Viz with Daylight Visible Flash (DVF)
6:00 to 36:30 runtime range
Super bright tail light, eye-catching
Group Ride Mode – be seen without distracting fellow cyclists
Seat post strap mount and clothing clip mounting options
Easy on and off seat post strap mount with quick release tab
Low-battery indicator
FL1 Standard IP64, dust and water-resistant
LED Tail Light, seatpost mount, and USB Charging Cable included
Weight: 79g
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Reviewed 1/11/2022
by Germanrazor
Cycling Enthusiast
NC
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1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.
Extremely bright
I was skeptical of it being very bright. However, the darn thing is blinding. Now in all fairness, it needs to be bright and blinding to someone looking at it from 6 feet away. This light is easily seen by cagers approaching and it has several different patterns which are good to have. Longevity? Who knows as it is new to me and I will have to see. As to what it is intended to be, bright and noticeable, that it is!
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