Light for messenger bag strap

Posted on Mon 25th, April 2011

• #1

belgiangoth

I have a rear light on the back of my bag, is there a light I can get to fit to the strap at the front - some sort of front chest strap light?
• #2

DFP

Cant go wrong with one of these:

Not fancy pants super-tech but they have a good quality clip that fits very snugly to straps. I used one for years clipped onto my belt or bag strap, worked great.
• #3

belgiangoth

So, did you clip it onto the main strap or the stabilising strap? I've tried a similar light and it's too small to fit to the main strap.
• #4

pistaboy

+1 for DFP's recommendation.
• #5

2Squeak

plus 2

Had one of these for years...never let me down.
• #6

DFP

So, did you clip it onto the main strap or the stabilising strap? I've tried a similar light and it's too small to fit to the main strap.

Just find some little bit thats small enough to go in the clip. I dont know what your exact bag is like, but usually you will find something that is the right size.

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