🚦 KAFEEK Reflective Warning Triangle: Ultimate Roadside Safety Kit Review

The other day a car broke down on the Autobahn! Had to use an orange snap-top bag of chips as a "warning triangle"! Accidentally cut open one of the thin soft plastic triangular cases/covers! I will feel safer in my next apartment!

I bought it for my motorhome. I recommend taking the next one. I think you get what you pay for. I hope I never have to use them and they will probably suffice once or twice but they are very cheap even the plastic box they come in looks like super thin recycled plastic.

They're a little flimsy so I had trouble with the slightest wind blowing them away or turning them the wrong way. I also wasn't expecting the inclusion of a lightweight material meant to reflect light. All in all, for the price, I think it doesn't quite live up to my expectations.

Easy to store and easy to install. Unfortunately, they also break easily in traffic. If they are far enough off the road you may be fine, but if traffic is tight you may want them installed, sometimes multiple times. They are marketed as lightweight, which they are, unfortunately they are almost too lightweight.

If you're looking for a durable warning triangle for everyday road use, don't buy this. If you are looking for a lightweight signaling device that is emergency ready, easy to carry and set up, and affordable then this is definitely for you. Custom cases keep them safe and ready to use no matter where you choose to store them.

I use them when I'm working out in the driveway to avoid being accidentally hit by a car. Of the 3 I bought, 2 didn't even last a month. A baby ball hit and shattered one, one died a glorious death from a roll bar after a failed lift - the remaining block being taped and taped after another stray basketball hit it. a flat tire Blue Moon - not for regular, almost everyday use.

Received our reflectors and they look good. Everything is exactly as advertised. I only gave four stars because the plastic sleeves they came in were badly dented. I was able to remove some of the dents but the marks are still there. I know they sit more rumpled in my suitcase waiting to be used, but the plastic cases looked pretty cheap. I know they will do the job well as I tried them in my driveway and they looked great.

They are designed to be placed on the pavement to protect you and your vehicle when fixing a flat tire or waiting for help. They weigh less than half a pound and have a thin piece of plastic around the inner perimeter and a rickety metal stand. This means they are more likely to be knocked out of position by any vehicle passing at high speed, rendering them useless for their intended purpose. You'll need to keep a stash of bricks in the trunk to keep them in place so you can hope they work as…