Escapa and Tols bring you the light you need for your nighttime rides. The Tols Aina Pro1500 Front Light is equipped with three powerful Cree XP-G3 LEDs that deliver up to 1,500 lumens of output, making it ideal for illuminating trails and roads at high speeds.
The Tols Aina Pro1500 Front Light isoptimized for all types of cycling; it’s designed to perform at its best on road, mountain, and gravel trails, providing performance and safety for every Aventura. Versatile mounting. Its adjustable strap easily adapts to any standard handlebar size, ensuring a secure and firm fit.
Mode Switching: When the light is on (600 LM), press the road light or low beam button once to select the desired light mode. Then, press once more to choose between Steady mode (100% – 50% – 25%) or Flash mode (Slow Flash – SOS).
Double-click either button (high beam or low beam) to activate ULTRA BRIGHT MODE at maximum power (1500 LM). Then click either of the two buttons (high or low beam) once to return to the other light modes.
Safe Mode: When the battery is low (<10%), the light will automatically switch to safe mode (50 lumens high beam) and will last for 1 more hour.
High-beam lens: standard focus lens, high-beam light pattern.
Low-Beam Lens: The diffuser reduces the beam angle.
STANDARD MODE (High Beam or Low Beam—one click)
Constant light 100% = 600 LM (7h)
50% steady light = 300 LM (14h)
25% steady light = 150 LM (28h)
Slow flashing light = 300 LM (28h)
SOS flash mode = 300 LM (28h)
ULTRA BRIGHT MODE (double-click)
High beam or low beam = 1500 LM (2.5h)
SAFETY MODE
High beam = 50 LM (1h)
10,000 mAh POWER BANK: output (5.0V/2A). USB Type-A port for charging phones, bike computers, GPS devices, and other devices.
Includes: Aluminum alloy mount compatible with 22mm–38mm handlebars | GoPro mount (You can mount this light on any GoPro mount using this part).
Note: Using the light with the USB connector cover open may allow water and dust to enter, causing irreversible damage. Battery life may vary under extremely high or low temperatures.
