WHDZ 28 inch Collapsible Traffic Cones with LED Light Multi Purpose Pop up Reflective Safety Cones 4 Pack Orange

These cones are perfect for my Motorhome. The expand easily and stay up. They are easy to store in a motorhome or RV and are very visible. I have not tried the lights yet, but I like the addition of them. A great purchase.

These 38” cones are nice!They’re big enough for other vehicles to see.They collapse easily for storage.Good value!

I just got these yesterday and already used them today, and were easy to use, and of great quality. These cones were taller than I thought which was great and you can make them into several sizes by pulling the cone out to the size you want. I got them to work with my horse on an obstacle course and they fold flat to about an inch thick. The cones are easy to pull out and back into a flat square. They come with a light that snaps into the hole at the top which is great, but I haven't figured out how to get them to work, I think you might need batteries? No instructions in the box.

when they collapse they are easy to store. When extended they look great and will hold up in a wind. The lights on top are bright. My only issue was I had one light that just stayed on solid and you could not switch it to flashing... no big deal.

This is a great product. The cones are of a quality material, something like a windbreaker material but with enough firmness to pull open and stay open and also close up when you want to store the set of four. They look like hazard cones with grey reflective bands so they are visible at night. I can't say much more: function, storage, visibility, value. There is a tip light that can be removed or left in place. The tip light is solid red or flashing red. Two AA batteries are required. Storing the cones in a flat state will still show the light tip as protruding. You might want to save the boxes the lights came in to store them. What I do not like: the light tips go on automatically when the tips are pushed into the top of the cone because a small button on the light bottom is pushed in with contact against the cone's tip ring. While that is a great thing for laying out the cones and pushing the light tip down to illuminate, it also requires the light tip to be slightly pulled up out of the cone ring tip so the light does not come on during the day, during storage, or inadvertently. It is simply getting to know your product. My thought is if a person is deploying emergency marker cones, a simple push down on the light tip to get it to turn on fast is going to be what an emergency situation requires. I recommend this product. I am using them now to teach my son how to parallel park and who also teaches parallel parking at night? Think about it. The cone lights are quite useful at night to give a beginning driver a useful frame of reference. My son is driving in the day and at night so I want to be sure he can parallel park at night. Very useful!