Flashlight Mount

Pros: The mount has the ability to swivel 360 degrees, and 'clicks' approximately every 15 degrees to lock the head in that position. Its nice to have a secure mount that screws firmly into the handlebars of standard bicycles.

Cons: The mechanism holding on to the flashlight will definitely not hold the light if you are an aggressive rider or plan on rolling through bumpy areas. The latching mechanism is a bit flimsy to stay latched, but a few rubber bands around it can keep it closed.

Other: Its not a mount that is ready to go out of the box. You will need to adjust the latching mechanism to suit the exact model flashlight you are mounting.

Pros: Cheap and useful. For the price you can stock up a couple.

Cons: Low build quality Plastic screw on lower mount Poor size range without shims Hinge pin rusts easily (avoidable with lube)

Other: For the money you can't go wrong. Suprisingly durable and good retention; just don't over tighten plastic screw. Use a shim in necessary!

Pros: Pretty easy to use at a great price.

Cons: Fits only a certain "ype" of flashligts. The clip that holds it in place does not seem durable.

Other: A pretty good flashlight mount for your bicycle or whatever. Works ok but could be beter built.

Pros: Very cheap and pretty useful!

Cons: The lack of buildquality frightens me a bit and keeps me from using it too often.

Other: Useful and cheap flashlight mount, but build quality suffers.

Pros: It holds my torch fairly securly for normal riding.

Cons: comes loose if not adjusted properly. During trails it shakes all over the place and goes loose.

Plastic smells funny.

Other: It will do for the price! If you need a flashlight holder this is the one to buy with a few modifications.

Pros: -the srew joint secures it to the bike pretty good

Cons: -only holds pretty big flashlights -the screw joint works fine, the quickl release lets go the flashlight unter medium torque -upper and lower part are held together by a single srew, the can come apart -i think the quick release will get worn out fast

Other: Better than duct taping your flashlight to the handle bar.

Pros: It was cheap so the money wasted wasn't important. Clamp for flashlight attachment has ratchet teeth but will never be really tight and secure.

Cons: Won't fit small flashlights - minimum diameter of flashlight must be ~1 inch (2.54 cm). That rules out little cree lights and allows you to clamp loosely onto the lens end of a mini maglite but not the knurled body. Won't clamp onto mountain bike handle bars. Closes loosely onto handlebar stem of common mountain/ATB bikes (1 inch diameter ) IF enough stem is exposed for attachment. Minimum diameter of bicycle part it will clamp onto is ~1 1/8 inch which excludes handle bars and steering stems of most inexpensive bikes. The swivel that allows the flashlight to pivot relative to the other clamp (I won't call it a bike clamp) has click detents that hold it at various angles but not tightly - if light is not mounted near it's center of gravity bumps in the road will change the direction the light is aimed. I tried to tighten it onto a mountain bike steering stem and the plastic clamping screw promptly snapped.

Other: Flimsey, poorly designed, won't fit most common bikes, won't fit most flashlights, breaks immediately when you attempt to use it for any useful purpose. Don't waste your money.

Pros: cheaper then all website I have seen. work well for most any lights in AA, 18650, and cr123a sizes.

Cons: won't work with oversized handlebars. even regular handlebar required a rubber tube to get it fit snugly.

Other: get these for cheap bike flashlight mount. it's worth it.

Pros: mount a flashlight on the handle bar the concept is cool, but...

Cons: Ok, so I read the reviews before I purchased the mounts and came to the conclusion that they're flimsy but handy. So I figured I'll buy 3 just in case one breaks, as it turns out went I got them the first one broke with the greatest of ease!:P I just simply tried to open the clamp and..crack! Same with the second while I was trying to mount it...:x the third one I haven't even dared to touch.

Other: Save your hard earned cash and skip this one. Yeah sure the price seems good but looking at this closely It probably cost less than 5 cents to make...not worth it!

Pros: Great price and simple to use....

Cons: Brittle plastic. I got it for use with the sku#46 light, but it was still loose.

Other: I wouldn't waste my time on it again. If it was better material quality then I'm sure it would be a fairly good product.