💡 6-Pack LED Light Up Band Slap Bracelets for Night Safety - Ideal for Cycling, Walking, Running, Concerts, Camping & Outdoor Sports Review

They are way better than the clip on your shoe led lights I've been using for years. The coil inside that manages the winding seems pretty solid and isn't likely to wear out too quickly. There is only one LED at the beginning of the strip that shines through some sort of reflective material for its entire length, so it ends up not being as bright as it started. In general I think they will be good. I wish they would sell the colors in pairs and make them rechargeable instead of using button…

I have bought several glow bracelets for cycling and burns. They're pretty good for anyone, but they'll die. Some of mine are badly rusted around the battery compartment - I think it's entirely from sweat and not rain. Most others, even without rust, just stopped working. They're cheap and handy and changing the battery is easy (no screwdriver needed) so I can keep buying new ones but don't expect to use them for years. I use them monthly and I think less than half the last few years. (I've…

I was about to buy some glowsticks for tricks or treats but thought it would be better to get something reusable. These ribbons are perfect! Very bright. Almost too bright unless you wrap the tape around the LED itself. People were very impressed and we got a lot of compliments. My husband and I wore one each, and our two children each got two. They are very suitable for children aged 5 and 2 years. The LED strip is very easy to remove and my 5 year old had trouble putting it on without having…

I already have one and love it - thought I'd share. They arrived today - faster than expected. Additionally, all come with a plastic cover to prevent battery drain - pull the tab to make it work. I like that they protect the battery so it stays unused and keeps its charge. Each time you press the button, the light will alternate between fast flashing, slow flashing, steady "on" and finally "off". that they fit and stay on your wrist, shoulder, ankle or attached to your bag/book bag. I give them

I use a lot of LED foot lights because they get lost, break or wear out. I took the opportunity to buy them at a low price. They are much dimmer than other footlights I have used. The LED is bright, but its light is poorly distributed across the strip. They are darker than in the Revain shot, which must have used a slow shutter speed. They seem to work well in the dark. I like that the buckle strap is tighter than the Nite Ize buckle strap which was too loose for me. Edit: I changed the rating…

USE: I use one of these straps everyday on my commute to and from work. I ride my bike and wear it around my ankle to keep my pants from snagging on the chain and drivers from hitting me! If you are reading this review and think you can use it in the same way, I would say that it is a bit small for pants and ankles and people with big ankles/bulky pants might not be able to handle it. BATTERY: I've been using the same battery to and from work every day for about 2 months (30 minutes total) and…

We have 6 children and bought them for evening activities including weekly trips to Universal Studios. They're much easier to spot at night when they're glowing! We used them for the first time on Sunday (item arrived on Saturday). All 6 straps glowed very well and the fact that they fit my 3 and 5 year olds so much better was a huge plus whilst still being big enough for my husband should he decide to wear them. However, one of the bars went out again and again after about 10 minutes (why 4…

Ok - so when I first took them out of the box I was completely unimpressed - they didn't seem nearly as bright as the photos and I felt like it would be more efficient and brighter , if you used white light in the color bar instead of colored lights in the color bar - they all worked, but some (especially the red one) seemed pretty dim. I was about to write this product off as yet another scam I fell for on Amazon, but my frustration quickly evaporated when I went on my first outing. Most…