- I've got the Knog Quokka Run here.
It's a uniquely designed headlamp
that's great for running or cycling at night.
Let's check it out in more detail now.
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- G'day, Jake from Snowys.
Today I've got the Knog Quokka Run headlamp here with me.
It's a really unique design.
It's great for running or cycling at night,
and I'll show you a few of those modes shortly.
Its got a two centimetre height,
about seven or eight centimetres wide.
It's got a head circumference of 30 to 66 centimetres
with a unique, easy-to-use clamp there.
I'm just gonna show you some of the details
on this really uniquely designed headlamp here,
the Quokka Run.
It's got a silicone one piece design.
It's semitranslucent,
and I'll show you why that's awesome shortly.
It's really stretchy
and it fits over most head shapes
right down to the kiddos.
Nice and small there.
You can chug it on top of a helmet as well.
It's USB Rechargeable.
So all you have to do is peel back there
and pop out the main unit.
It's got a Lithium ion battery in it.
And you can chug it into a power supply,
and it takes three and a half hours
to charge that approximately.
And then you can just pop it back in the strap here,
get the USB in there
and that'd been in there like that.
So it's a nice lightweight design.
It's only 49 grammes.
So you can hardly feel it on your head.
Has an IP rating of IP65.
So dustproof and slashproof,
so you could go for a run in the rain,
but you can't take it under water.
It's simple. It's easy-to-use,
and everything's controlled from this one button.
Just down here.
You can see just under the brand name there.
I'm gonna go through a few of the modes here.
And it's full of features, this guy.
Turning it on for about one or two seconds.
Now we're in the full white light mode.
Just gonna click through
and you go down a few settings to a low mode.
Then you go into what is probably
the most unique feature about this headlamp,
the run feature.
It's got a red light
built into either side of the silicone,
and then at night
lights up the headband.
So when you're running or cycling at night,
you can be seen from the side.
You can have that in flashing as well.
So if you wanna draw a bit more attention
to yourself for safety.
If I hold the button down for two seconds,
you turn it off,
and it goes back to the mode wherever you were.
So two seconds to go back on.
Double click gets you to the single light mode.
Another double click gets you down
to the proximity lighting.
So that's good for reading.
Doing close up stuff,
maybe a bit of bike maintenance
or doing out your shoelaces.
Just the red light mode in static,
and back to the main beam.
One of the other unique features is
a lock function.
So if I hold this button down for about six seconds
you get the main light
that flashes for a bit
and now it's off.
So if you are putting it a backpack,
it doesn't accidentally turn on
and drain your batteries right out.
To get back into the light mode,
you just need to hold it down
for about five or six seconds.
Does a double flash,
and then back to wherever you were
so you can keep going.
So the Quokka Run is a hundred lumens
on its brighter setting.
So that's when it's on the beam
and the proximity lighting.
You got a beam distance of up to 40 metres on that,
and two and a half hour runtime.
And on the other unique feature,
what Knog call the Halo mode.
If I just click down into that mode,
you get six and a half hours runtime in that mode.
So I'm just gonna show you one of the really unique features
of the Quokka Run headlamp here,
it's called the Halo mode.
Let's see.
These red lights that come out the side
of the semitranslucent silicone.
So you should be seen from a distance at night
if you're running
or cycling with the red light here,
and I'll flick it into the flashing mode.
So you can draw a bit more attention to yourself.
So the Knog Quokka Run is a great headlamp.
If you wanna be seen at night
for that extra bit of safety.
You can get it from snowys.com.au.
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