Tobfit 3 Pack LED Road Flares Emergency Lights Roadside Safety Beacon Disc Flashing Warning Flare Kit with Magnetic Base & Hook for Car Truck Boats | 9 Flash Modes (Batteries Not Included) (3)

WOW! I bought these back in October of 2019 almost 5 years ago, and they stay in our cars for emergencies. I pulled one out recently (that had old eneloop rechargeable AAA batteries that arewho knows how old) and it worked ~ all night long and half of a second night. I am impressed! I had put it under the car to scare off a packrat until I could buy and install a Rid-A-Rat (these work great, BTW). We keep these magnetized water tight orange flashing lights in the cars to stick (via their strong magnet) onto the outside of our car in the event we get stuck in snow or break down. They also have a little hanger that can be used for hanging in a tent for light while camping or while replacing a flat tire in low light. They have so many light settings and such a strong magnet to stick to your car. And with rechargeable Eneloop AAA batteries apparently they are going to keep working for years. I don't recall what batteries they originally came with, but the product still functions as advertised and that is remarkable. I bought 12 so I could have several for each vehicle. The only complaint is that they are hard to open to replace (or recharge) batteries, but if you have patients and a small slot head screwdriver, you can unscrew the two screws with a phillips head or slot head, then pry the water-tight seam open with a slot head screwdriver. I will buy more ~ good gifts for Preppers and those who need more reliable light in their lives. Also good for impromptu roadside disco party. Cheers!

Just as essential as a first aid kit and a portable tire inflation kit, and if you live in the northern states (like me) a ice scraper with brush!Super rugged! I deliberately threw one of these down on the concrete floor in my garage (I didn't baby it, I chucked it pretty hard) and despite the minor scuff mark, it didn't crack or break and worked like a champ!Bright lights! The LED lights are very bright, you can easily see them in daylight from quite a distance. I also like the fact that you have a choice of several flashing modes just by pressing the button. Need a flashlight? These also come with 3 LED bright white lights built in, just double press the button.Place them on the ground or use the strong magnet on the back to attach them to your car. They also have a pull out plastic hanger if you prefer not to use the magnets and want to hang them on something.Easy to store in your vehicle with the included zippered case. I like the fact that the flares (and case) are bright orange so they are easy to find if you have a "busy" trunk or have them tucked away in the back of your SUV.Someone put a lot of thought into these when they were designed, they really covered the bases! I highly recommend these. Not only are they great for all the reasons above, they're an excellent value. You simply can't go wrong with these!

I bought these to go into emergency bags I put to-gather for the family vehicles. With all battery items for emergencies (flashlight, headlamps etc...), I prefer to keep the batteries separate in ziplocks due to the typical leaking of the batteries after one year. These flashers require a screwdriver to access the battery compartment and I judged that to be too difficult for typical emergency use. Therefore I installed batteries in all of these and hope that I can remember to check and replace batteries before they destroy the device. These seem adequately bright with a variety of flashing modes that determine battery life. The magnets seem strong and may be handy for attaching to a vehicle. Another positive is that these might help preserve the vehicle battery due to not needing the emergency flashers. If placed on the vehicle roof they may also provide better visibility in deep snow for the snow plow and passing vehicles compared to the vehicle tail lights, if they keep running in freezing temps.

bought this as a gift after a family member had a blow out on a toyhauler on the freeway. Pulled over to right side but jack he needed to use put him dangerously right next to white line. We were following so pulled over and were signaling for vehicles to switch lane. Traffic moving at about 70mph, semi's were great, but many others just speed by without moving over and leaving only inches between them and and him to change tire. Its was scary to say the least. Lots of inconsiderate drivers on the roads. This happened in daylight! These are super bright, lots of settings and easy to quickly put out to give a heads up. Now a days you need to have flares, triangles and these for optimum visibility!

I was considering options for road hazard warnings for the cars in our family (5) and had considered actual road flares. But they are way too expensive and they're gone in just a short amount of time. I used to use them in years past, but the expense was just getting to be too much for an expendable item. We also have the reflective warning triangles but the case of three tend to be bulky and difficult to store in smaller cars.Started researching other options and came across these. Very impressed with the overall build and functionality of these. Easy to keep handy in our cars for quick use and with six of them in each zipper case, I believe these are more than adequate to help warn other drivers if we were to have a breakdown on the road.As stated in the product description, there are 9 different warning options but frankly only the first 5 settings are really effective to warn others. The last 4 settings are more for general warning in a static environment (steady bright, low light steady and one or two lights pointing in one direction, steady non-blinking). But the three LED bright light on the top of each unit would be exceptionally useful if you don't have a flashlight handy.Also, I like the switch's functionality. You can turn the unit off at any point with a single long hold on the button. The units' construction seems to be very solid, and although I didn't test them, they appeared to be made well enough that they should be pretty water-resistant.