NOIRYX® Laser Halo Glow
NOIRYX® Laser Halo Glow · Laser tail light
Leave a laser web behind you.
Two lights project a red double-spider web onto the road behind your bike.
- Double-spider web · two lights draw one full pattern on the road
- LED + laser · separate buttons for the tail light and the lasers
- USB rechargeable · 3.7 V Li-ion battery, cable in the box
- Rain-ready · IPX5 splash-resistant
- Tool-free mount · silicone strap for the seatpost
One light = one spider. Two lights = the full web. Each light projects one set of left and right laser lines. The double-spider pattern from our videos takes two lights, side by side.
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Use with your normal rear light. Check local lighting rules before riding on public roads.
- Free shipping in the Netherlands on orders over €55
- 14 days to change your mind
Not a red dot. A web on the road.
Every NOIRYX light pairs a red LED tail light with lasers that draw lines on the asphalt. Run two and they lock into the full double-spider web.
Double webTwo lights, one web
Each light draws one set of left and right lines. Two side by side complete the double-spider pattern.
LED + LDTwo buttons, two jobs
LED switches the red tail light. LD switches the lasers. Run either one, or both together.
IPX5Made for wet nights
Splash-resistant to IPX5, so rain and wet roads are fine. Just don't submerge it.
Tool-freeOn the bike in seconds
A silicone strap wraps your seatpost and hooks shut. No tools, no brackets.
Be the bike everyone asks about.
Lights are everywhere. A web on the road isn't. Get ready for “wait, what is that?” at every red light.
- Strangers stop you at the bike rack to ask where it's from
- Friends grab their phones before you've even parked
- Your bike stops looking like every other bike on the street
- Light is the new chrome, and this is your first piece
Make the dark your favourite part of the day.
Winter turns the ride home into something to get through. Two lights turn it into the part of the day you look forward to.
- Empty streets turn into your own stage
- Night rides with friends look like a music video
- Short winter days end on something worth going out for
A regular light is a red dot.
NOIRYX adds a laser web on the road. Keep your normal rear light on as well.
| Feature | NOIRYX | Regular rear light |
|---|---|---|
| Laser web on the road | Yes | No |
| Red LED tail light | Yes | Yes |
| Separate LED and laser buttons | Yes | No |
| USB rechargeable | Yes | Varies |
| Rain-ready (IPX5) | Yes | Varies |
| Tool-free strap mount | Yes | Varies |
Questions, answered
How does it work?
Each light has a red LED tail light and a set of lasers. The LED button switches the tail light, the LD button switches the lasers, and the lasers project a set of left and right lines onto the road behind you.
Do I need two lights?
For the double-spider web from our videos, yes. One light projects one set of left and right lines. Two lights side by side complete the full web, which is why the 2-light set is our main offer.
Will it fit my bike?
It straps onto the seatpost with a silicone strap, so it fits most bikes with a round seatpost: road, city, gravel and e-bikes.
When is the web easiest to see?
On dark streets and paths. Bright streetlights and car headlights make laser lines look fainter, so the web looks strongest away from them.
Can I ride in the rain?
Yes. It's rated IPX5, which means splash-resistant: rain and wet roads are fine. Just don't submerge it.
How do I charge it?
Plug the USB cable from the box into the light's USB port and into any USB charger, laptop or power bank.
Does it replace my rear light?
No. Use it with your normal rear light. Check local lighting rules before riding on public roads.
What does shipping cost?
In the Netherlands, shipping is €6.95 and free on orders over €55. The exact cost for your address shows at checkout.
Can I return it?
Yes. You have 14 days after delivery to change your mind. Message us through our contact page and we'll tell you how to send it back.
Get the full web.
Two lights, one double-spider web on the road behind you.