🏃 Emmabin LED Slap Armband Lights - 4 Pack Glow Bands for Running with Replaceable Battery - 4 Modes (Bright/Flash/Off) - 35cm Glow Bracelets (4Pcs Package) Review

Because of my working hours, I usually run after dark. Recently, after narrowly avoiding a car accident, I realized I needed to be more visible. After looking for a reflective belt that I wore in the military (insert PT belt joke here), I found it by accident. They work really well and four of them for $10 is a great deal. Multiple flashing modes and constant glow. A fairly well made and replaceable battery (with CR2032) makes it much safer to run at night. My little girl chose pink because she

I bought these for my kids to carry on my arms on night walks to see the Christmas lights in our area. I feel a lot better walking around in it at night. So far we've only tried orange and green. One star off for the brightness variation - the orange was decently bright but the green was very bright and was able to light my child's path in it. Both work well and do their job, but I wish the orange was a little lighter. Next to the button is a plastic tab that you must pull to activate the…

I love these things; They're cheap and do the job, but I'm deducting a star for misleading advertising. The photo shows a man carrying them on his forearms. NO WAY does this fit on a man's biceps. I am a small woman and a bicep bandage will not hold up over a light coat and jacket. I thought it was safe but it fell off twice while cycling. This is great for wrists and ankles, but forget about wearing it on large body parts. The device is simply a strip of clear plastic with a tiny flashlight on

I use them to run in the morning when it's still dark. I also have another brand that is rechargeable and uses velcro to adjust the size. Pros: Ease of use. Just put them on. The light on button is easy to find and switch between modes. They glow beautifully when it's dark. So far they are waterproof although I don't run in the rain so I haven't tested them to that extent. Very comfortable - nothing rubs when running. I wear one of these for about 7.5 hours (9 runs) and it gets strong so I…

The light is quite bright and does the job adequately. Friends who might want to run away so they have one less excuse (many of my friends work nights). I kept one for myself and tried it. I already have a spotlight from another brand that costs about $10, so my experience is comparable to this one. (I left pink. I see other reviews note a difference in brightness between colors, pink is listed as one of the brightest.) This brand, a four-pack, isn't as good as $10. one as one would expect…

I have a Boost capable board and have recently started using it to commute to and from work. Looking forward to the end of this year and the nights I will have to work later, I have decided to purchase these LED wristbands for my own safety. When I opened the package I was immediately impressed with the quality of the bracelet. I grew up in the 90's so I remember the cheap plastic slap bands they used to have. You were wonderful! In bright light you couldn't see the LED. but you really do NOT…

This is a SMART, FUNCTIONAL product. always finding and looking for something new and improved. For the past week, I've been looking at Revain's lighting options for walking, cycling and running - basically to stay safe in a world of distracted drivers and lost daylight. I came across a "Slap Band" style product and almost missed it because I didn't know what it was. I read several reviews and bought 2 brands. First, Emmabin 4 Pack for about $13 and GlowHero for $10 per pack. WOW - what a good…

The light is quite bright and does the job adequately. one less excuse (many of my friends work nights). I kept one for myself and tried it. I already have a spotlight from another brand that costs about $10, so my experience is comparable to this one. (I left pink. I see other reviews note a difference in brightness between colors, pink is listed as one of the brightest.) This brand, a four-pack, isn't as good as $10. one as one would expect. Here's how: * The light isn't that bright. I mean…

I have a board with an amp and recently started using it to commute to and from work. Looking forward to the end of this year and the nights I will have to work later, I have decided to purchase these LED wristbands for my own safety. When I opened the package I was immediately impressed with the quality of the bracelet. I grew up in the 90's so I remember the cheap plastic slap bands they used to have. You were wonderful! In bright light you couldn't see the LED. but you really do NOT need to…

I didn't even know such a thing existed until I saw a post about guided dog collars for visibility. I started wondering if I could find an LED dog collar small enough to use as a wristband for my little one. Somewhere in my search I found these bracelets which are obviously a lot closer to what I need. I needed something shiny enough for my son to use in the middle of the night when we are camping to find his way around the tent. We have given him his own flashlight but he is still too young to

This is a SMART, FUNCTIONAL product. always finding and looking for something new and improved. For the past week, I've been looking at Revain's lighting options for walking, cycling and running - basically to stay safe in a world of distracted drivers and lost daylight. I came across a "Slap Band" style product and almost missed it because I didn't know what it was. I read several reviews and bought 2 brands. First, Emmabin 4 Pack for about $13 and GlowHero for $10 per pack. WOW - what a good…