SlimK Led Road Flares Car Emergency Light Kit - Super Bright Square Led Flares For Cars & Emergency Flares For Boating with Magnet & Hook - 4 Packs Roadside Safety Disc & Boating Flare Kit

Greetings Reviewer,Unlike the standard chemical safety flares (lasting only 5-10-15-30 minutes) used by Pubic Emergency Responders, Commercial vehicles, and private car owners during road side emergencies, I discovered these LED Road Flares that will last much longer and are brighter than the chemical flares. From my research, I noticed:* Many offer triangle, circular disks, and square shaped flares.* Some offer various colors blue/red, red, blue, orange and white.* Most have about 9 modes of flashing patters and they can withstand a vehicle driving over the flare unit.* Most offer a white LED light to help you replace a flat tire or look under the hood.* Various kits are offered some 2 or 4 or 8 or 12 LED Flares per set, and of course the quantity determines the price per flare unit this set was $6.50/unit, but then again how many flare units are satisfactory. Remember these require 3 sets of AA which may not be included.This particular set Included 4 LED flares batteries included, the container, gloves, and screw driver to replace the batteries. My plan is to place on flare magnetically on the car, 2nd about 15' back, 3rd about 30' back and the 4th about 50' back from the car to alert drivers to move away from the car as they pass.

The media could not be loaded. I just do it for fun, but it really amazes me. It's a very bright flares, it's a really safe and good product. It shines brightly on my black motorcycle! It fits my motorcycle very well. It's safe and very cool. I should just need two road flares. Four road flares fit my vehicle. It's great.

These work very well, but we have some others which work just as well. I did not discern any greater brightness from these as from the others with one less led per unit.Opposed to the ad, Batteries are NOT included ... at least not in the set I received. I would have used those batteries for something else anyway. I put good lithium batteries (good for ten years) in the flashers in that I want them to be reliable in an emergency.Also, I would not buy those emergency flashers which work off the car battery. What if you have to pull off to the side of the road due to a dead car battery?

The media could not be loaded. There are numerous style of lights like this out on the market. The fire department that I am on wanted to test several different style of lights to determine what is the best bang for the buck. We use devices like these on teh freeway on a regular basis to try to stay alive while working at auto accidents, so this kind of thing is important to us. The SlimK Square lights was the obvious standout. It was up against the SlimK round disc and the Aervoe. In full disclosure, the Aervoe light was red and the SlimK lights were amber, but I don't think that is significant. The SlimK Square light uses four LEDs per side which means it is emitting a bigger footprint and shining more light toward the traffic. In the pictures and video the left light is the Aervoe, the middle light is the SlimK disc, and the right light is the SlimK Square.The SlimK round disc seemed to be the weakest. It has 12 LEDs around the light, but realistically only one of those LEDs is pointing at the oncoming traffic. The Aervoe utilizes three LEDs per side and was nearly as bright as the SlimK Square lights, but the price was much higher.Long story short, you can purchase the package of four SlimK square lights in a protective case for $27.98 and you have the brightest light that we could find at a very reasonable price.

I did a lot of research on what LED flares I wanted to buy in building an emergency kit for my car. I was pleasantly surprised with the quality of these flare. And 4 for 30 bucks?! It’s a deal. They are blinding bright and have multiple patterns, also waterproof and float in water. The manual says batteries are already installed which is false but I’m willing to overlook that fact because these are quality flares you cannot beat the price!

We all know they did not make these and that the the sticker on the reflector and the printed insert is just them packing a Chinese product. You can find the same thing for a more expensive price on amazon. But hey, these are the cheapest and you get 4 not 3. They do NOT arrive in the heavy duty protective case as show in the product pictures, but rather a clear and cheap plastic case. Might be okay normally, but mine arrived broken as you can see, so it was useless and will be throw away, not even a recyclable plastic. There are NO Batteries, so don't expect any! i put in 12 lithium batteries ($16) which i would have upgraded to anyway. There are 2 grey gloves not one camo, but they might be reflective, so maybe good. No screwdriver included despite the pictures. The product is cheap, and should work fine. i will not test mine by submerging it or running over it. i'll keep it and not send it back, but the only thing worth anything is the LED Flare and you will add another $16 putting in decent batteries worthy of an emergency device. Do not expect ANYTHING else and you will not be disappointed. i knew they would be cheap, but did not expect to get lowballed but all the cheap accessory substitutions and missing batteries. 3 stars max. if they break in use i will be back to lower my stars. if the manufacturer wants to fix, replace, upgrade the case and give me batteries, and a screwdriver i might give them 4. Just remember it is CHEAP, don't expect anything in the pictures!

You don't have to completely remove the screws to replace the batteries, just turn them out a little, then pull up the lid. Great design, the lid fits inside the "box" which holds all the components, an O-ring on the lid keeps it sealed. Buttons are easy to operate. Good having a flashlight on opposite side of the hook, can hang it like a lantern. I will probably get more for gifts. (PS: I advise not using Duracell batteries in ANYTHING, they always leak!)