Running Light, 2 Pack Clip on Flashlight for Runners Rechargeable Safety Lights for Walking at Night Hands Free Emergency LED Flashlight Work Light Warning Flashing Camping Hiking Walking Dog

I clip these to my dogs harness. It’s great for walking my dog at night.

Since daylight savings time we have been using these daily. One for the front and one for the rear. The work great, lights are bright but the battery do not last as long as I thought they would.

Has a clip so you can clip them on your back collar. easy to change the light mode. makes you visible to cars coming up behind you.

These have been very functional. I use them at night when walking my dog. Clip them right onto the collar, so cars can see him in the dark from a long distance. They also will clip onto almost anything like a jacket or hat. They last a long time between charges. I like it that there's no batteries to replace. And there's four different light settings.

Winter means running in the dark. These lights are easy to charge, easy to clip on and most important…keeping me safe. Bright enough to light the ground up so I can see where I’m stepping and lighting me up so cars can see me.

I will start this review by stating, the product works and is of good quality of build. I love the USB C charging, I love the light intensity and modes, it holds a charge (when not accidentally discharging)! I will be clear- this would be a 5 star product. Here are my two very small gripes. 1. The clips are very small and if this is being clipped anywhere that gets any action, it will get bumped off. I have lost both of these, because of the clips.2. The button is far too easy to accidentally press. A good button should activate easily, but this clip on light cannot be thrown in a bag because it kept turning on EVERY time i put it in a bag/in a pocket/in a fanny pack.I’m debating ordering another set I liked them so much but it’s going to be hard to replace them knowing the same thing might happen to the next set!

Good quality product

I bought these for my rollator walker . They clip onto the backrest, so they become headlights for night walking in the neighborhood. I think the flashing red light is best option for visibility.