BLAZIN Safety Light Up Dog Harness - See Your Dog from 1000 Feet Away - USB Rechargeable, Waterproof, Lightweight, Adjustable - 8 LED Colors and 6 Flashing Modes - Up to 15 Hour Runtime (Small)

***year update***Still works great, battery still lasts as long as when bought. Gets dirty fast but it’s easy to clean. No tares, rips or blown lights. My dog rubs it against a lot of stuff on walks from walls to thorn bushes and it’s no worse for the wear.It’s bright and the battery lasts along time. There’s a lot of modes to use. The only negative thing is I lost the charging port cover within two or three uses. Baxter is 96 pound German Shepard and he’s wearing a large tightened down quite a bit.

My dark grey dog cannot be seen very well at night. I use a 16 foot leash so hard to see where she is. This harness lights up so well that I don't need a flashlight when picking up her poop. There are no sidewalks in my neighborhood so I feel oncoming cars can see us better. The different colors are a plus and the charge lasts a very long time. I highly recommend this product.

4 stars as this is definitely a nice lighted vest. Very bright, easily adjustable, and all of the different color modes are great. Very happy with my purchase and would recommend it to others. I would caution anyone wanting to use this as their primary walking harness as it is very lightweight and a big puller of a dog will likely wear this out.1 star off as this 'US product' is actually made in China. Not fully misleading but with the store page stating that this is a US product with US support staff, it definitely makes it sound like it's a made in the USA product.

This harness was middle of the road as far as expense, and it is one of the best! Very bright and it can be seen from the front, sides and top of the dog. Lots of different color lights and settings. I call it Ela's party harness. People comment how far away they can see us coming. The quality is good. Make sure you measure, however. I got a small and it fit my dog by putting the straps all the way out. She has a 22 waste and a 17 neck. Best investment for walking my dog at night!!

I really wanted to like it but.....Pros:- The brightness was great; I could easily see my dog in the dark- Many color options- Easy to fit snug on dogCons:- No option to have blinking light on single color, would only blink in the multi-color mode- Not durable for a dog who loves to roll around outside (after a good rolling around session one light string started to short out and only work randomly).Returned item for a different (more sturdy) brand.

This is great, and kinda funny watching my little guy run around in the dark. When he runs & jumps it just looks like a little wide open pac-man mouth chomping & chasing you. Maybe that's just how it looks on my dog.

I bought two and within 1 month, I sent one back. They were out of stock, so I had to replace it with the more expensive $60 Noxgear. The Blazin’ is like a $20 cheaper knock off of that brand and when you have two dogs, initially it seems worth it.The difference is that the led strip on Blazin’ is like little Christmas lights. It was great to have around Christmas. Everyone thought they were festive. My goal was to have them visible. With the more expensive brand these are led strips that are a solid band of light. It increases the visibility around the neck when the dog is facing you drastically. This is better if you let your dog run off leash or if you run them on bicycle in the evening. (Both of which I do)The led strips are also thicker making them less lightly to snap. I returned one Blazin’ because one side of the lights completely died. The others stopped changing colors.With the power box that sits on the back, for both brand they are bulky. To me if they could reduce them in size and have them sit in the chest area they’d be least likely to be destroyed, though slightly harder to get to for the owner. The Noxgear brand the box’s edges are tapered so it doesn’t just look like a silicon wrapped box. With Blazin it’s just a box wrapped in silicon. For many dogs this might not be a problem. It works fine for my GSD. But my Jack Russell Dalmatian, as soon as she touches grass she rolls over. I think this behavior of hers is what potentially glitched the box so that’s the lights stopped working.The clasps with the odd Velcro ends... are on both brands. They make them extremely easy to adjust to your dog. As easy as they are to adjust is as easy as they are to loosen. These clasps make these harnesses completely useless as solely a harness. They make them safety vests. With any kind of pulling or playing they will loosen up for both dogs. Then there’s way too much extra ribbon just hanging about. After the return period is over, (if either brand lasts) I plan on cutting it and sewing down the front, no adjustment needed and reducing the back straps. I have no idea what that Velcro’s purpose is. No matter how I use it, it either blocks light or slides back and interferes with the clasp.In conclusion, if you plan on using this alongside a collar or another harness these are great safety vests. The more expensive brand may prove more durable but time will tell. The more expensive brand also has more visibility and is much brighter. These are more light weight.

The media could not be loaded. This harness is amazing most likely saved my dogs life! He is a black cocker spaniel and has the tendency to wander out of the yard even if I’m watching him like a hawk I just couldn’t see him right in front of me. Oh but now he lights up like a Christmas tree lol so easy to use once adjusted right over the head and clip that easy! So easy to charge as I have usb outlets keep it right by the door on and off simple. Funny he knows I can see him now and doesn’t even try to sneak off highly recommended