YOA 16 LED Light up Cycling Traffic Outdoor Night Safety Warning Vest (Led Safety Vest Orange)

My friend rides his bicycle are the the blockSeveral times in the morning. Didn’t want him to get run over in the dark. The vest is very visible especially when the lights are on. Can see him from one end the block to the other end 👍

I wore this vest for the first time this morning during my 6 mile trek in the dark: I am very pleased with it.My only suggestion to improve the design is to slightly increase the length of the battery compartment wires: currently the only way to insert the battery compartment into the vest pocket is with the on/off button at the bottom of the pocket. This makes it very difficult to turn the lights on/off unless the battery compartment is removed from the pocket. If the wires were slightly longer the on/off button could be situated at the top of the pocket. This is a minor flaw, and is easy to work around by putting some padding in the bottom of the pocket, then inserting the battery compartment button-up: I still give it 5 stars.The vest easily fits over my rain jacket.Update 1/10/2021: Using rechargeable AA batteries and “slow flashing” (~160/min) the LED lights are still bright after approximately 46 hours of use.

Used it at a fundraiser event to help show cars where to park in the appropriate space. It worked well and lit up the parking attendants so that they could be more visible!!!

Drivers don't hit me while I wear this crossing the street at night. The battery pack wiring is flimsy so treat it delicately.

It's a nice vest and the lights are great for night riding. It's very adjustable for sizing with velcro on the sides and front, in case you need to wear it over a coat. However, the scratchy part of the velcro is faced toward the wearer. So, if it's not totally covered by the vest it will scratch you or your clothes. I wore it opened in the front one time when it was hot out and it ate up my shirt and my nice sweatpants where it rubbed and "hooked" the clothes and it's very noticeable. So, that was kind of a bummer. But, lesson learned. Keep the scratchy part of the velcro covered. I do intend to let the vendor or somebody know of this so maybe they can put the scratchy part facing away from the body and clothes. You should too, it's just one of those things they may not have thought /tested out completely.UPDATE: 3.17.23 It's been 2.5 years and the vest quit working. The battery box was fine. So, I traced the wires up to the first LED. That's where the break was. I just resoldered the wires to the buttons of solder on the LED and it works again. Well, a couple of lights have been out but it's still effective. I still wear this every night I ride the bike. I also switched the velcro so that scratchy party is facing away from my body. This saved lots of clothes from getting damaged.You can remove the battery pouch and cut the wires out from behind it so they are longer and will save YOU from breaking the wires as I did. Then you gotta sew the pouch back on and maybe switch the velcro so the scratchy side faces away from your clothes while you're at it if you find that you need to.

Well made and a great price

This really lights up a rider and just makes me feel safer.Easy to reach pocket button to adjust to flashing or steady light control, it’s light weight and you almost forget you have it on but I can tell cars see me at night!

This is great vest-- the second one I have purchased. I wear it all winter long and in the summer evening s when I bike. I get comments all the time from all sorts of people: other bikers, police officers, delivery people, dog walkers etc etcIs it possible to buy an additional battery pack? My last one got destroyed by a bad battery and the vest was fine but the battery pack was shot. I would like together a back up on win case the same thing happens again. Thanks