Premium Reindeer Car Kit Antlers, Nose, Tail- Rudolph Set Reindeer Christmas Decoration Car Costume Auto Accessories

These are so fun! It's definitely a conversation starter. I had to put the ears on the back windows. They fall off when you lower the windows so I found myself getting out of the car to pick them up every time I forgot and lowered my window.

I’ve never been the type to wear my heart on my sleeve during the holidays, but after a bout of curiosity, and seeing pictures of other motorcyclists sport in these antlers, I need I had to get in on these.Fairly pleased with these for the most part.I’ve gone about 65 mph on my bike and the tail and antlers have held up well even against gusty winds. Didn’t use the nose because I couldn’t find a good spot for them. Instead, I’m awaiting a set of 3M red reflective circular stickies I can put on the bottom of my headlight to moonlight as the fabled red nosed reindeer.For those curious as to how I set up my antlers: I have slightly curved handle bars, and ended up using 4 zip ties on each antler to secure them to the bar. I made sure there was enough clearance between the bottom antler adapters and the frame of my bike whilst the handle bars were turned all the way to one side. So far, the set up has been secure and stable enough. They’ve even stayed upright after I’ve smacked them around moving my arms about.Overall I lucked out with the build quality of my set and would recommend them to anyone wanting to be “that person” and shamelessly wear the ink on their sleeve

Fun little decoration for my wife’s car for Christmas. We did not use the tail as her car has a lift gate with no good place to attach it but otherwise was fairly easy to attach. It all stayed in player 2 Christmas seasons so far.

This is an easy way to show some Christmas spirit without breaking the bank. The antlers just clip onto the door windows. I expected to hear some wind noise while driving but at least on a 2017 Renegade we did not. The nose was easy to attach to the grill with the supplied twist tie. The tail took a little thinking to attach it though (maybe this is why most cars don't have tails on them when you see them). The tail doesn't come with a way to attach it to the vehicle. It has a strip of fabric sewn to it that might be able to get caught in the truck when closed. I didn't want the tail hanging that close to the ground or have to pick it up every time we opened the back hatch. On the Renegade the rear license plate attaches by the 2 upper holes, so I wound up making a hole in the fabric strip and using a couple of zip ties through it and the 2 lower holes in the license plate. This seemed to work, and it kept us legal by not obstructing the plate.

I was so excited to put these on my car! Now I just have to remember not to open the windows the antlers are on. Attaching the tail was a bit of a puzzle - could not get trunk to shut it I tried attaching to inside. I finally tied it to the rear windshield wiper. Might have preferred the same type of wire used for the nose on front. Seems to be good quality holding up so far so good.

These darling antlers, the nose and tail all stood up to the NJ Turnpike, I-195, and the NY State Throughway at high speeds in 20 degree weather. I am honestly surprised. I thought the reviews were too good to be true, but apparently they really are true! Can’t wait to get these for next year’s White Elephant gifts!

The kit is cute and the quality is fine. However, the fit is just awful. The tail has no specific way to attach it to the hatch/trunk. It just says to tie it around the latch. But that will not allow the hatch to close without error and popping back open. Also, the antlers are supposed to attach via clip to the window but once on, the plastic is way too thick and won’t allow the window to fully seal closed. I didn’t even get to the nose; what was the point. Overall, it’s just a big fail. For comparison, I have a full size Range Rover with auto close hatch, one touch up/down windows, etc. I think if you have a much older, simpler vehicle, this may work out.

So I ordered one, an antler fell off while driving (my fault I cracked the window open and didnt make sure it was still on right when I closed it). I got a replacement and it lasted about a week before the daily commute on the expressway snapped an antler. I saw many reviews saying they were fine, but I def wasnt.