About Blackburn Dayblazer 1500 Front Light
Want to hit the local trail for a midnight shred, or commute home on a dark winter evening? The sleek and tiny Dayblazer 1500 has you covered.

This little devil packs a 1500-lumen punch onto a tiny bar perch. Weighing in at just 140 grams, this light hits way above its weight class. Gone are the days of a 10-watt halogen bulb and a bulky water-bottle-shaped, lead acid battery pack. Now we've got it all wound up in a tiny bar-mounted front light! Want to hit the local trail for a midnight shred, or commute home on a November evening? The sleek and tiny Dayblazer 1500 has you covered. Featuring our eye-popping BLITZ Daytime Running Mode to grab the attention of cars, an action-style camera mount, ample side visibility and IP-67 submersibility, the Dayblazer 1500 is your new best riding buddy.

Specifications
Micro-USB Rechargeable Charges via any standard USB port (charging cable included)

Brightness: Up to 1,500 lumens

Sport: Cycling

Recharge Time: 5-hour recharge

Mounting Options: Universal Mount - Action-camera-style mount fits most helmets and handlebars 22–35mm in diameter

Product Weight: 140 grams

Water Resistance: IP-67 submersible - Ingress protection rating, or "IP Rating," is a techy way to describe the level of water- and dust-proofness of a product. This light meets the IP-67 Standard, which means it is totally protected against dust/grit and fully protected against the effects of immersion between 15cm and 1 meter for 30 minutes.

Run Time
Blitz mode: 2 hours at 1,500 lumens

High mode: 3 hours at 750 lumens

Low mode: 6 hours and 400 lumens

Pulse mode: 10 hours at 270 lumens

Strobe mode: 15 hours at 120 lumens

About Blackburn
In 1975, Jim Blackburn looked at the at the emerging cycling culture and knew he could make a difference. That meant thinking from the user's perspective, showing respect for materials and their functionality, while bringing unprecedented innovation. Over the years, they've taken those principles to build gear that allow people to go further, do more and be prepared for anything.