Markstor3 Pack of LED Emergency Car Kit Flashing Warning Lights Roadside Security For Vehicle Truck Boats With Hook, Amber Safety Flares Warning Lights Disc Magnet (Battery Not Included)

Great set to put in the truck. Convenient case to keep them all together. Each one has a solid plastic and rubber finish. Easy to turn on and off. Simple to find the light pattern that you need. The hook and the magnet are a great addition for multiple uses. Each one is the size of a hockey puck but maybe a bit thicker. Each one takes 3 batteries. They install is a little tricky due to it only fitting one way. Takes 2 bolts to pop it open with the smallest screwdriver I’ve ever seen that fits in the storage sleeve and is included. When closing these up make sure everything is aligned. That makes them waterproof. Overall a great addition to the truck for added safety.Good price for what you get. Just make sure you order enough batteries.

These stick nicely to a car body without leaving any marks. They have a nice soft body with a strong magnet. Strobe is great - bright enough for daylight. Stack up small for storage.

These new type LED road flares are very effective.They have many different strobe patterns so different patterns can be used in each unit in emergencies to attract and focus attention.Yellow and red with a flashlight mode.Strong magnet allows marking a car in several places and will probably adhere while towing.LED effectiveness should give a battery life of more than 8 hours- sufficient for an overnight or long use.They would be essential if stranded by snow to mark an occupied car for rescue.They have a rubber-like seal which would keep them working in rain or snow and aboard a boat in heavy weather- underwater doubtful but possible maybe shallow.Being a six pack enables multiple use at longer distances from a problem site and makes them cheap enough to leave behind if required (cheaper than a burning flare.)Takes 3 aaa batteries each.PREPAREDNESS:These are essential pieces of emergency equipment for those who are prepared.Just put in your calender a reminder to replace batteries yearly. It's not the battery life but the possibility of corrosion for alkaline batteries left in any unit for a long period. Carrying spare batteries is a good idea- the unit comes with a small screwdriver remove screws.But I wouldn't let them be empty of battery because installing batteries takes time that might not be available in an emergency.

I like that they said multiple variances on the lights. Nice and bright. I’m sure you can see it from far away. The only issue I find is that they do not come with batteries in it requires three batteries AAA’s or total of nine batteries. I just threw batteries into the pouch in case of an

I use them as emergency lights to help disabled motorists. They are very bright and have multiple flash patterns