Boost Safety with Sunnyglade Collapsible Reflective Traffic Purpose Occupational Health & Safety Products Review

Haven't used it in the field yet but the material it's made of seems very good. I will be using it at night for my drone flights (FAA waiver filed). Cause of red traffic lights in our case. We will block our LZ with warning tape. These cones fold up as directed and all four fit into a backpack for easy portability. Great idea and great product so far.

Reflective? Yes Is the size as expected? yes good quality? no Scrap metal? No, but a little higher. Is it easy to fold? no Doable, but shouldn't be as tedious as breaking down. Is the light visible during the day? no The light is useless, but the cones are high and visible. Plastic base, expect wind with any force to move them. For what I needed (comes outside to warn drivers about children outside) they work perfectly. Probably shouldn't cost more than $10 a set.

All the headlights that came with it didn't work. I have tried batteries that I know are fresh/charged and also changed the orientation of the batteries. There are no instructions or markings to orient the batteries. The cones themselves are fine. I'm a drone photographer. After one of my drones was "broken", I decided to buy it. As the saying goes, "20/20 retrospective". You should start rolling them from the bottom up instead of the top down. Aside from the light not working, they are…

This product comes very close to the physical cones you would see on the road, but they are so versatile they only fold down to 2 inches. They hardly take up any space in my car, just in case. any traffic emergency. They handle a good talking height (DOT standard) of 28". The retro-style reflective cones also feature a bright, detachable red light for each dot. The red light is at the top and can be adjusted so that it just flashes or stays solid red I do not recommend their contractors, road…

Great space saver for a working SUV. Very bright reflective material. A little light so they can be easily blasted and not for long term DOT work. Just mark my work area. UPDATE: still valid. I wanted to add that last week at one of my locations an employee hit one of my cones with an SUV. The front tire went completely through. no damage to my cone and no damage to the SUV. An ordinary cone could damage an SUV's wheel arch. Updated: 08/21/19. Three out of four have not survived full and…

Bought these cones for a support group at a major police department. Our team saw them being used by firefighters and we thought they would be great. Easy to store, lightweight and easy to insert and remove. The team members loved her until then. After releasing eight cones in less than a month, three of them were broken. One on a tow truck at the scene of the accident while reversing and two inattentive motorists. All three were broken and decaying. (See photo.) The idea is great, but cheap…

Depending on the application, they range in price from ok to good. I bought these for our neighborhood park to highlight crosswalks as we have issues with cars going over 50 in the 15 mile zone. I bought them on April 20th; less than a month old and the bright orange has faded about 25% at the top cone and 50% at the base. I expect they'll be pale and washed out in the California sun at this rate by mid-summer, but unless you live in southern California where it's sunny every day, or plan on…

So you can buy them in 2 sets, four cones in one pack, where 4 cones are shown in the pictures and. 1 cone in which. All pictures show 2 cones. Apparently they add X1 to mean there is only 1 cone, not a pack of 2 cones (another confusing issue is that 1 cone is about half the price of 4 cones so you actually paying double for 4 skittles). . much per cone to get 1 cone at a time). Anyway, the cone itself is fine. The base is thin plastic and was broken when I received it. I put it back together…

A great replacement for light to medium duty applications that require fast deployment as well as compact storage. and plastic rings. The orange color is bright and the gray stripes reflect the light very well, which improves visibility. Opening the cone is just as easy as opening, however folding takes a little longer. They are the same size as regular 28" cones, but when all four are stacked, including the lights, the collection is about half the size of a single cone (14"). The LED lights…

Cone: As I said, the cone extends and retracts, there are reflective strips. Let's see how it holds up over time. The "ribs" on the inside of the cone that give it stability, the plastic base and the top ring into which the lamp is inserted are made of plastic that looks rather fragile. They would not survive if hit by a car. It's not the rubbery plastic that awkward skittles are made of. Check out the comments of a police officer who tried them in real road conditions in the 1-star ratings…