Twinkle Star Emergency Roadside Flares Kit LED Safety Strobe Road Warning Light Highway Beacon Alert Flare with Magnetic Base, Detachable Stand, Solid Storage Case, Set of 2

Es un muy buen producto las baterías Durán mucho, la luz que proporcionan dan buen alcance recomendado

Put the batteries in but sadly one did not work... no replacement offered, just a refund

Got this after my young adults daughter broke down on the highway. It was at night and the cars were coming so quickly, it was quite scary. Waiting for the tow truck on a prayer that people were paying attention. These are small but they are bright and noticeable and seem sturdy. They snap together easily and come in a compact case and magnetic base is great for stability and windy conditions. Bought myself a kit too. GET IT!!!

Muy buen producto, cumple las espectativas de seguridad.

Bought these to see if I could replace the million pound sand filled triangles I carry around and had to use last year on the dark deep south end of the NJ Turnpike last year (trucks and cars zooming by at 70-90, no street lamps, occasionally limited shoulder, limited traffic so people are zoned out and tired and not necessarily paying attention.). Background: I hate that the triangle box rolls around goes sliding all over the place. I have an outback now. Last year an Odyssey, so the deep trunk handled it better. The outback is more of a wagon these don't fit anywhere and just trash things in the back during tighter turns, shorter stops. Also, the lack of active light on that section of the Turnpike mentioned left me with my pants soiled and was just horrible. we were in a section where we managed to get more shoulder than most other sections of the road and it was still not enough to prevent that event. One sleepy driver... Nightime: 1) At night, these are bright. Really bright. There is, if you look closely, a slightly brighter side (the way the LEDs are installed). But I don't think it would matter. 2) You really need 4. If needed, I intend to do like you do and I did with triangles. 10' back, closest to the roadbed, 100' back in the middle of your car or shoulder, 300' back right most marker. The fourth can be used as a safety wand for the driver or a passenger to use to protect the driver or on the roof or in front for when you want to warn some oncoming traffic too. 3) Kinda wish the reflector tape was Red? But perhaps the white is better? Daytime: 1) Bright, seeable. But not the equivalent of a triangle during the day?? The flashing helps. If you do the 10/100/300 a driver should see them and provide sufficient notice time. Maybe I can find some smaller triangles to store as well? 2) They are short. Really short. See 1 above. It's a good thing, makes them easy to transport and bright, but at the same time I wonder.... just don't know if it is a plus or minus, just a comment. Carry backup batteries and test annually. That's all I would add, cause without the light there isn't enough there there... they are, in my mind, electric flares. No battery, no flare. Curious possible Con as previously noted. I really really really wonder if they would not blow over or get sucked under a rigs wheels as it blows past you and your shirt at 70 MPH... As someone noted, maybe add (lead) weights to the base? Wondering if some narrow fishing weights might help. But it is on my to-do list, and considering the cost, OK. Or a hight tripod style flare holder? hmmm... Have to figure out how to test that.... At night, yeah noticeable, but as mentioned, I *might* just look for some lighter shorter triangles as a daytime back up that I can store easily. Or just keep the monster ones for those trips where I know I am going to places unknown or known lonely and dicey if I break down there.