🚧 Sunnyglade Reflective Collapsible Traffic Purpose: Stay Visible and Safe on the Road Review

We bought these to use when building a house. We have an RV and my husband was afraid someone might crash into it at work so we put it around our trainer. Now that the build is complete we have placed them in our van bay for use on the road. Sometimes we have a place to stop overnight if we don't unhitch our tractor and stick out a little. We intend to place them in the back of the car in this case. They are ideal for this because they are compact and do not take up much space. They fold and…

I bought these to help my daughter park for her driving test. We'll practice in a marked parking lot, but placing on the lines on each side increases their concentration and is good practice for avoiding the real cars. She hasn't met anyone yet. They open and close fairly easily, although my 15 year old daughter suggests they could be easier. I'm not sure how many times you might have run them over, but until then they should stay fine for future practice and also improve visibility when…

I love these things. They are great for home and automotive use. They are NOT up to the standard of a real road construction cone, but the construction cone is large, bulky and quite heavy. They are ideal for roadside emergencies and for marking spots in a yard or driveway for almost anything from a soccer goal to "protection". They are highly reflective and have a hole at the top for a small flag or fiberglass street sign. I use them to make room for a kickback to land in a safe parking lot at

side pressure washer. I take them with me because private trucks must also be marked as "work trucks" and treated with care. Safety #1. They slide out very easily and have a fairly heavy bottom (plastic) so they won't fall over unless you have a very strong wind. So far I haven't had that. However, when extended, they CANNOT be stacked on top of each other. The bottom is solid to hold the thing in place as it condenses on itself. So if you take several with you, when they are compressed, they…

Alright guys, buckle up. My son was never interested in getting a license, but now he needs to get one to join the Air Force. So he bought them to use while I teach him parallel parking. Sounds great right? Let me tell you straight away that this is not the case. Big no. Not to repeat, DO NOT buy these for parallel park training. We installed them and they looked beautiful. Easy to use. Then I tried to parallel park. A good thing? Each time he ran over one of them, there would be a loud…

So I bought these for renters at my work site. Parking is easy until there is a public event downtown and the public ignores the signs and parks in any available space, including those paid for by tenants, which is a problem. It doesn't happen often but I can understand how frustrated they get when they can't use the space they pay for, especially on event days when they really want to use it. So they were given these cones to keep in the car. We chose them because they are shrinking in size as