🚴 Enhance Your Safety with Stupidbright Micro LED Strap-On Bike Light Set - Front & Rear Lights for Bikes, Skateboards, and Longboards (2 Pack) Review

I love these headlights! I put white on the front of my kids' bikes and red on the back of their helmets so no matter what they're riding, they have a flashing safety light on the back.

Excellent product. I tied it to my ATV's riser, it flashed white on the front and red on the back. When I walk down a country lane in the morning, flashing lights catch the attention of people texting or putting on lipstick while driving. Most of the time they move to the other side of the street.

I bought them for a stroller so the cars can see me at night when it gets dark so early. I managed to turn the light on, but I can't toggle between the options by clicking on it (flashing/steady) or turning it off. This applies to both lights in the 2-pack. Looking at the way they're made, the battery just seems to get stuck once you turn it on, meaning you have to constantly unscrew it to turn it off and pull the battery back out. Outside. Not something I want to do, especially with a child as

The light is bright but the design is incredibly bad. I threw them away before I could install them. First, the battery easily gets stuck halfway in the mount and requires a tool to remove. Second, it's difficult to put the rubber grips back in after the batteries are installed. Third, the red indicator stopped working as a button (no longer pressed or turned off and got stuck when turned all the way) before I could install the grip. Fourth, one of the handles was unevenly thick and didn't fit…

I bought these to mount on my double drop longboard. The set I ordered is white and has 3 modes: constant, slow and fast flashing. You switch between them by pressing the bulb, the fourth press turns it off. The strap appears to be made out of some sort of flexible silicone material, but I didn't stretch it too much to avoid tearing. They come with an "S" clip that keeps them closed. I only use them at dusk to be visible to cars. I wouldn't recommend using them as headlights at night as the…

I happened to use them now. I'll have to post some photos. The tail light is perfect. Farah leaves a lot to be desired. Appears brightly for oncoming traffic and so others can see you. Light up the path ahead so YOU can see. not as much. It helps, but to call this headlight stupid and flashy is an overstatement. The grandkids had one on bikes and I had two. Even with two people, it wasn't enough if the track was pitch black. They offer headlight + tail light / headlight + headlight. You should…

I ride my bike to work and would like a set of reversing lights in case the main headlights need charging or fail while driving. These are perfect for that! They're small, affordable, and effective for their size! I also like that they use batteries so I can always carry an extra battery with me so I never run out of a working flashlight. Rechargeable headlights cannot be repaired while driving. Thanks to the flexible straps, these lights can also be placed in many places on the bike. These…

I ended up with bike "headlights" that emit a beam. They are great and all, but too complex and too expensive and just not suitable for everyday cycling. A simple white light like this is much better and provides the real security I (from cars) need. Those little battery powered flashlights are way better. You just stay on the bike, too inconspicuous to be a target for theft. Batteries last a long time, are cheap and easy to replace. Now I have them front and back. Also noteworthy: excellent…