3/31/2024 0 Comments Lezyne strip drive pro rear![]() ![]() Quoted run-times on the various modes vary from 4 hours for the 35-lumen Blast mode to 27 hours for the 3-lumen Economy, with Day Time flash giving out the max 150 lumens for 5hrs 30mins, and two 25-lumen flashing modes lasting 8hrs 30mins and 10hrs 30mins. There are five LEDs for up to 150 lumens of output, and five output modes. The mounting system, a rubber ladder strap plus an extra spacer, means it can attach to different width aero or round seatposts, and – my preferred method – to the seatstay, where it works well. I had no issues taking it out in heavy rain. I couldn't find a quoted IPX rating, but running it under the tap showed it's very waterproof. It's a 'co-moulded' construction, with a fairly thick rubberised outer around the harder red plastic of the red body of the light, so up to taking a few knocks. I've used previous iterations of the Lezyne Strip light, but a quick click through the five modes on this new 2020 Alert version showed me that it's hugely improved in brightness, with some really eye-searing flashing modes. It has a good range of mounting options, although you will need to recharge it more regularly than you might like. It's a rugged design providing five different flashing modes and a braking sensor. The Lezyne Strip Alert Drive is the second tier in the new 'Alert' range of rear lights from Lezyne. ![]()
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