@Eatyoshnitzel if you are looking for good cheap or more expencive lights for glowstcking go to liquidEmotions . com and use code airstrx when you are finishing your order (you have to fill out your order and its one of the last steps it asks for a code) they have so may lights ranging from gloves glowsticks and a few types of led light sticks including flowlights!
@Eatyoshnitzel well, he's half right. As they are, they can't be used for glowstringing. However, with some MINOR modifications, you can glowstring with them. I know because i've done it myself. They're a little heavy, but they are so worth it.
I was gifted one of these and originally I was very excited. Before I bought another one to freehand, I tried glow sticking with it. The intensity, size, and multiple functionality made me very excited, but once i tried some throws, I was immediately turned off. Any small bump (like a catch) will turn this device off.
@Oneironaut72 it's probably the battery contacts momentarily loosing contact, friend had that problem with some LED double staffs... you could solder it or put some padding in there to secure the batteries a bit more.
They are a bit better than chemsticks (glowsticks) since you can use them more than once. Obviously the con to that is the need to carry/buy batteries for it, but like I said new batteries are better than a new chemstick!
And glowsticks last 8-12 hours, then it's garbage, and you can't turn a glowstick off when you aren't using it, to conserve the light. Half dozen of one, six of the other, it's all about personal choice I suppose.
I picked up a few of them at Home Depot a few months back. Not a bad item to stick in your bag. Only down side is its something else that needs batteries.
@AndrewXAnarchy, It is very possible that the price/simplicity would effect your view of these. My girl and I bought some before camping in the Southwest winter, and they really came in handy! When we got our "Night-vision" from being in the dark, these really seemed to be more than enough for a trail. I wondered what other use they could have, besides light, and I thought that if a small party had separate colors, you could look back at a trail, and see "Who" is "Where." Just a thought.
Is this thing rechargeable?
jetpo27 2 months ago
Change the LED to Infrared.
zapper067 4 months ago
Can you glow string with this?
Eatyoshnitzel 10 months ago
@Eatyoshnitzel
no
GearBuyersGuide 10 months ago
@Eatyoshnitzel if you are looking for good cheap or more expencive lights for glowstcking go to liquidEmotions . com and use code airstrx when you are finishing your order (you have to fill out your order and its one of the last steps it asks for a code) they have so may lights ranging from gloves glowsticks and a few types of led light sticks including flowlights!
airstrx 8 months ago
@Eatyoshnitzel well, he's half right. As they are, they can't be used for glowstringing. However, with some MINOR modifications, you can glowstring with them. I know because i've done it myself. They're a little heavy, but they are so worth it.
fezthecat1 2 months ago
Dancers be warned:
I was gifted one of these and originally I was very excited. Before I bought another one to freehand, I tried glow sticking with it. The intensity, size, and multiple functionality made me very excited, but once i tried some throws, I was immediately turned off. Any small bump (like a catch) will turn this device off.
Oneironaut72 1 year ago
@Oneironaut72
What about taping the switch on or something?
GearBuyersGuide 1 year ago
@Oneironaut72 it's probably the battery contacts momentarily loosing contact, friend had that problem with some LED double staffs... you could solder it or put some padding in there to secure the batteries a bit more.
sonicoliver 8 months ago
Nice review. Thanks.
envirosponsible 1 year ago
Hey i have a qeustion i bought this after like 2 days every time i tap the battery part it turns off and sometimes it wont switch to the glow stick
lMrHankeyl 1 year ago
@lMrHankeyl
Really? I've heard good things, might try to return it in case you got a lemon
GearBuyersGuide 1 year ago
Keep them good videos coming 5*****
619Movement 1 year ago
very cool...get my kids each their own color.
NEWCLEARDAYS 2 years ago
thats a good idea
GearBuyersGuide 2 years ago
They are a bit better than chemsticks (glowsticks) since you can use them more than once. Obviously the con to that is the need to carry/buy batteries for it, but like I said new batteries are better than a new chemstick!
TC38Cole 2 years ago
Glowsticks are a dollar.... This is basically useless except for the flashlight I suppose.
puntedcat 1 year ago
And glowsticks last 8-12 hours, then it's garbage, and you can't turn a glowstick off when you aren't using it, to conserve the light. Half dozen of one, six of the other, it's all about personal choice I suppose.
TC38Cole 1 year ago
Good points
GearBuyersGuide 1 year ago
Thanks!
TC38Cole 1 year ago
I picked up a few of them at Home Depot a few months back. Not a bad item to stick in your bag. Only down side is its something else that needs batteries.
5/5
05MagnumSXT 2 years ago
I think this would be best for a child's survival kit. I don't know whether I'm thinking that because of the simplicity or the low price.
AndrewXAnarchy 2 years ago
@AndrewXAnarchy, It is very possible that the price/simplicity would effect your view of these. My girl and I bought some before camping in the Southwest winter, and they really came in handy! When we got our "Night-vision" from being in the dark, these really seemed to be more than enough for a trail. I wondered what other use they could have, besides light, and I thought that if a small party had separate colors, you could look back at a trail, and see "Who" is "Where." Just a thought.
~Kev~
unclearless 2 years ago
These are pretty cool they come in blue,green,red .Got mine at hd . 5*
krazy45cat 2 years ago