Zarlumir LED Armband Rechargeable, 2 Pack Flashing Reflective Running Lights for Runners, High Visibility Running Reflective Gear Light Up Armbands Led for Night Running, Jogging, Dog Walking

I got these for when I will be cycling into work on darker mornings. The armbands have different setting modes from static to flashing (which last longer between charges). They are bright, so should be good as an additional visibility aid. As a person with thinner arms, I would not be able to wear these on their own as they slip down when I move. However as I will use them in the winter, this should not be a problem as I will be wearing layers, and if necessary could pin these in place on the Velcro part.

The media could not be loaded.  As the nights draw in I need to think about my safety when running. Along with my head torch and reflective strips on clothing I like to wear an armband, have a set of 2 is great so I can have one on each arm.The armbands are bright and have 3 light patterns, see video, but I always use the constant setting.For me the armbands only just fit 1.8m tall but not muscular arms, if i did any sort of weight training then they wouldn’t fit, I would recommend only for children or scrawny people like me.The charge is OK for a long run of 90 minutes and probably would last longer.The charging port is not covered so I wouldn’t use these in the rain.

The media could not be loaded.  For £7 these are similarly priced to other led armbands.They have multiple settings (slow / fast-flashing, solid) and seem bright enough. The strip that actually lights up is just about long enough to be seen from both infront and from behind when worn on an arm.I cannot say how waterproof these armbands are as there are no instructions included with the armbands and at hte time of writing there is no indication of the level of waterproofing on the item listing (no IP rating etc).The biggest issue I found (as a smaller biceped person) is the velcro straps don't quite get small enough to feel secure. They were okay during a jog on both arms but I find myself pushing them back up my arm a little more often than I'd like.The kit includes two short micro-usb cables for charging.

Review for Zarlumir LED Armband Rechargeable, 2 Pack Flashing Reflective Running Lights for Runners, High Visibility Running Reflective Gear Light Up Armbands Led for Night Running, Jogging, Dog WalkingDoing lots of running out on the roads its always a good thing to enhance your visibility especially in low light conditions. Designed to be highly visible and can be worn on the arm or the leg, with 3 lighting modes: steady/slow flash/quick flash. Powered by built in micro USB rechargeable battery (charging cable included). Overall inexpensive, easy to use and effective aiding visibility.

It fits around the arm well and it's very bright!

As a keen cyclist I am all for high visibility when out on our roads. As I like to cycle down quiet country lanes I am even more happy with an item that will catch the eye of an approaching motorist so I was more than happy to receive and review this item.I feel I need to split this review into two parts; the concept and the execution.Concept wise, 10/10 to the manufacturer. The item is lightweight, rechargeable and would provide extra visibility (whatever the activity). The LED can be set three ways - although I feel ‘flashing’ would best draw the eye. These are not expensive but are reasonably well made. 2 short USB charging cables are also supplied. I cannot state if their charge life is accurate (or not). The information page states that they are waterproof.Execution wise, I would only give these 6/10 for one significant reason, the Velcro strap.The items page states they can be worn on the wrist, arm or ankle. I am a male with reasonably large wrists but with by no means overdeveloped biceps. On the wrist I run out of travel on the Velcro adjustment, I cannot tighten them further. They are loose to the extent where they would annoy (or fall off). On my ankle, they fit just fine.However, if I try to get these anywhere near a comfortable position on my bicep I again start to run out of travel (and this is on a bare arm). Over clothing they will not do up. A more muscled person than me would be unable to do them up even on bare skin.Overall, I would state these are good in concept but there is a flaw in the execution, namely the Velcro strap. It is fiddly and unsuitable for me, I suspect that if you are reasonably well defined you will experience the same and unfortunately there is no way to remedy this.

This is for a pair of blue rechargeable armbands. They come in a plain packet with a short charge lead.I’m using them to put on my wheelchair when I walk the dog so I get seen.You can get different patterns from static to flashing.They’re bright but not so bright you look like a Christmas tree.The only thing disappointing is that the charge port isn’t usb c.