Enhance Visibility with Lightweights SilverFlex SuperBright Reflective 60 for Clothing & Gear Review

I bought these a few years ago thinking they would be good for my grandson's jackets and backpack for those long dark days in Alaska to reflect. However, they were a lot smaller than I expected, so I was disappointed. However, I came here to change my mind. They are perfect to put his name on his gloves, jacket, skates, etc. I put them on and scratch the white paper with my fingernail to make sure they are really on, removing the white paper and reflective surface. does not come off! I put them

I never write reviews (at least I remember doing so!) but these are fantastic Reflectors that can really increase someone's safety. My black Cavalier King Charles Spaniel escaped one night and ran down the street in the dark on a pitch black night. It scared me to death so I bought them to put a harness on him in case he did it again. His harness consists of a black nylon strap and braid with a couple of painted metal and plastic buckles, so I didn't know if they would hold. I place them on any

These self-adhesive reflectors work very well. I have two black dogs that I walk with at night and I have taped these reflectors to my dog harnesses (Easy Walk harnesses). They reflect light very well at night, and despite all the bulging on the nylon straps, none of the reflectors flaked off at the corners. I set the iron to a relatively low temperature and while ironing, I simply put a thin piece of fabric between the surface of the iron and the reflector, and before long the reflector was…

LOL I don't know why but I was expecting an 8.5 x 11 inch sheet of reflective stickers. I was surprised that the plastic wrap is only about 3.5 inches by 4 inches. But after seeing them firsthand and putting on a few clothes, I realized they are the right size. Raincoat and the collar of my raincoat that holds the hood when not in use. I primarily use these things for hiking and wanted to add "ranger eyes" in the back for visibility on the trails in low light or at night. I learned the term…