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Big Cobber

Big Cobber Twinpack

AUD $244.99

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Overview

Big Cobber Twinpack Front and Rear lights produce an incredible 330° of light, so you’ll be clearly seen from all angles.

They’re brilliantly effective at attracting attention day and night, so if you’re after the safest commuter bike light around then look no further.

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Simple Button

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Big Cobber is super simple to operate. A long press of the single button will turn the light on and off, and a short press will cycle through the modes. The Big Cobber has a run time of up 100 hours.

Super Bright

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Packing 470 lumens at the front and 270 lumens at the rear, Big Cobber is seriously bright. Efficient Chip on Board (COB) LEDs provide maximum brightness level for up to 90% of the battery burn time. Big Cobber comes pre-programmed with 8 modes, plus it’s compatible with the ModeMaker app so you can customise your light modes.

Mount with Ease

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Cobber comes with a tool-less removable silicone straps for bars and seat posts 22 – 32mm+ diameter and a magnetic mount. A large strap is also provided that will fit tubes and head tube profiles with a circumference of up to 200mm. Cobber comes with a standard and Aero mount.

Integrated USB Plug

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No charging cable is required for your Cobber, its integrated USB plugs directly into USB ports. It has a charge time of 5.5 hours. When your Cobber is running low on battery, a red ring will light up around the button. This ring will turn green and then turn off once the Cobber is fully charged and ready to go.

18 factories told us this light would be impossible

18 factories told us this light would be impossible

We were happy to prove them wrong.

  • Specifications
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Charge Time

5.5 hours

For individual product specifications please see -
Big Cobber Front
Big Cobber Rear

  • Front Lumens Runtime
  • Max 280 2.5
  • Mid 100 5
  • Steady Pulse 470 3.5
  • Flash 470 9
  • Rolling Flash 190 8
  • Side Flash 280 3.5
  • Disco Flash 230 7
  • Eco Flash 35 120
  • Rear Lumens Runtime
  • Max 160 2
  • Mid 60 3.5
  • Steady Pulse 270 2.5
  • Flash 270 6.5
  • Rolling Flash 110 5.5
  • Side Flash 170 2
  • Disco Flash 140 5
  • Eco Flash 15 100

Instructions

Watch the instructional video or download the user guide below.

Cobber Quick Start Guide

Customer Reviews

Based on 38 reviews
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Carole
Lights good - but too big

The lights work as advertised but the size is too large. I’m having trouble getting them exchanged or returned. And the product information sheet is ridiculously small! I’d leave a picture of it here but there’s nowhere to leave a photo!

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Kat Finch
Broken component

I submitted a complaint about receiving a broken part and never heard back, so i have yet to use the bike lights as intended.

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Joseph Vigil
As ordered!

These are really nice, and very visible lights, everyone who rides out on the roads should be using them!

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John Medved
Big Cobber

These are great lights. Very bright. Probalby the best rear light that Ive used.

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Michele Boggia
Disposable tech

Bought this to replace my cateye tail light after 10 years of service. I went for a set as the red cobbler was sold out. I really wanted to like these lights, it's a shame that I'm here writing this review.

Lights themselves are nice, but they are not made to last. The integrated USB connector looks very fragile, if you break it the light is done and you throw away everything (with battery and so on). Why not using a cable? If you break a cable, you pick up an other that you probably have around and keep using the light. In addition to that, the connector is exposed to the elements and I can't imagine using the tail light in wet conditions, getting sprays and grit from the back tyre (not to talk about sliding the partial cover on it with all the grit on the way, or plugging in this dirty thing in your laptop).
The integrated connector makes it also very inconvenient when charging (do you really want to have that big thing sticking out of your laptop or power bank with the risk of breaking it?). In principle, you can use an extension cable, but you will have to bring its own cable around (you can't use the one you have for your phone) so this defeats the purpose of "cable free" charging.

I went for Kong as I like a lot my Scout, but I will not be buying bike lights from Knog anymore.

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