Since I no longer drive a car due to permanent eye problems, my bike gets me everywhere day or night. Night riding means you've got to have a light to be seen as well as to see where you're going. This flashlight holder is the best and most inexpensive answer I have found in the last ten years. The velcro straps are high quality and really grip both the handlebars and the flashlight. These are thicker than on the smaller holder. The rubber block keeps the whole thing aimed where you want it and I've never had one fall off. Easy to adjust, put on and take off with no tools needed. This brings up a small tip. If you stop somewhere to go into a store, don't just take the flashlight with you. Remove the holder too so it's not stolen like one of mine was. Tip # 2. These holders strap onto many other round objects. You can have a light to illuminate your work area at night aimed however you need it. I've even strapped one onto a pair of Vice Grips where you can clamp onto other secure objects. I also own the smaller one, the TWOFISH Lockblocks Bicycle Flashlight Holder Cross Channel You wouldn't be sorry if you bought one of each.

I commute to work by bicycle and leave home at 5:00am. I count on my light to get me to work safely, and the TWOFISH flashlight holder keeps my Klarus light securely mounted to my handlebars. Since I use more than one bike, it's easy to move the mount from one bike to the other. Thumbs up to TWOFISH for a great product at a great price! Thanks Battery Junction!

I wasn't sure how solid it would be with large flashlights like my Nitecore SRT7. Rock solid. Doesn't jitter around even off road.

I like to bike at night since it is cooler. I needed a holder for my flashlights. I got two of these. One for my klrus xt11 and the other for wf502. They hold them Great. The don\'t move while riding and hitting bumps. I highly recommend this product.

A stroke of genius! Holds my new iTP A6 securely.

I bought one of these and it works great. Not perfect for mountain biking since is looses position on VERY rough riding. You won\'t loose your light, just goes out of adjustment a bit. Probably would not with a smaller light weight light like a PD20 (I use a SF E2DL). Its a great investment for a part time light holder on a bike.

Been using this for a year and combined with one of the great torches has illuminated my night riding.