Yaklim Clip On Flashlight, Rechargeable Running Lights for Runners Portable Hands Free Flashlight for Walking Dog, Safety Light for Walking at Night, LED Work Light Warning Flashing Camping

This little gadget is an absolute game-changer! The Yaklim Clip-On Flashlight arrived promptly and undamaged, with minimal packaging that was still hygienic and secure—no unnecessary waste, which I appreciated.Right out of the box, you can tell this is a well-made, high-quality product. The clip feels solid, the light is surprisingly bright, and the whole thing is lightweight but sturdy. It’s definitely made to a high standard, and for the price, I’d say it’s incredible value.I’ve used this mostly for evening dog walks and the occasional jog, and it’s just perfect. It clips securely onto your jacket, hat, or even bag strap, and you completely forget it’s there until you need it. The 300-lumen brightness is more than enough to light your path, and I love that there are six different light modes, including an SOS function and red/blue flashing for visibility.The rechargeable battery is a brilliant touch—no fiddling with batteries, just plug it in using the included USB cable. It charges quickly and lasts long enough for multiple outings. I’ve had no issues with runtime at all.It's so versatile, too—not just for running or walking, but great for camping, late-night work, hiking, or even clipping on my bag when I’m cycling home after dusk. And for anyone like me who appreciates functional, no-fuss gear that just works, this is a total win.I can confidently say I’m happy to recommend this to anyone who enjoys being outdoors or just wants extra visibility and safety at night. I’m honestly delighted—happy, happy, happy, as the product says!

When I am walking the dog on a night I usually wear one of those hats with a built in LED light. Problem is, I don't always want to wear that style of hat, so when I saw these I thought I would give them ago. I have to say they're really good. They light up the path a lot better than the hat light. It is literally like I have a car headlight with me. I just clip it on to my coat and it works fine. And having two of them is brilliant as it means I always have one charged and ready to use.The brightness is adjustable do ideal when you're on a pitch black riverside path like me. I just have it on full strength most of the time.There are various different modes, so in the event of an emergency you're covered. Hopefully, that's something I will never need, but it is nice to know it is there, particularly as we have a big moorland nearby so if I ever got stuck on that I'd have a way of alerting people.The lamps are rechargeable and it comes with a neat little dual lead so you charge them both at the same time using a single lead. That was very thoughtful of the manufacturers.The design is super light with each of them weighing just 0.7 ounce, which is less than 20g, and they're small too. So small that you can just put it in your pocket just in case. I have had it in my jeans pocket for the whole of the next day ad not even noticed. This makes it perfect for taking with you just in case it is dark when you are heading home.My only worry is how well it will perform in a heavy down pour. To be fair, I don't usually go out if it is pouring down, but it is often drizzling so it would be good if there was full waterproofing.That said, I really like this, and it is now my favourite torch for dog walking, and I am rarely without it.

These are really light and small, so absolutely ideal for putting in your pocket/handbag when you go out, but also great lightweight lights for runners.I see them more as lights so you can be seen, for example when walking along a road, than lights to see with, but the white light projects a decent beam too if that is what you want.One mode I think is missing is a simple red flashing light to alert vehicles coming from behind you - there is the all singing all dancing blue/red flashing strobe, I don't really want to look like the emergency services but the small solid red light on its own isn't that obvious from a distance.

This ultra-bright running light delivers 300 lumens and six modes, from high spot to flashing red/blue, red, and SOS. Rechargeable with a built-in 300mAh battery and an included USB cable, its secure clip-on design attaches effortlessly to any hat or backpack. Weighing only 0.7 oz, it’s perfect for night runs, hikes, and more.I clipped the running light to my trouser belt for an evening Nordic walking through dark trails. Its brilliant 300-lumen beam lit my path close to me, and I used the second one in its fixed red light mode on my back. As I easily switched between modes, even trying out the flashing red/blue option that made me feel like a police man, yup, not using that. The lightweight design was barely noticeable, and I appreciated the reliable illumination that boosted my confidence. I also used it during a late-night dog walk and found the clip exceptionally secure. This handy gadget transformed my night walks into safer, more enjoyable adventures while adding a dash of fun to my routine. If something were to happen like a fall and I required help, I could use the SOS feature, which is reassuring. Really enhanced my nights.A suggestion for improvement would be to change the blue and red flashing light mode for other colours, as this is not legal in the UK."Impersonating an Emergency Service – Under the Police Act 1996, it is an offence to impersonate a police officer, which could include using lights that make you look like law enforcement."I won't take a star off, as I won't use that, but it is important to be aware of.In summary, this light delivers superb brightness, reliability, and versatility, making night adventures even safer and more enjoyable. Highly recommended, however, be aware of the blue and red flashing lights mode being illegal! 😊👍