Bear Bike Light

So cool. And it’s very bright. I appreciate that it has a horn feature. Which is perfect to ensure your child has a way to persuade pedestrians and potentially cars to rightfully get away from your child in case of emergency. Love that it’s a safety purchase that will aid my son’s safety, combined with my watchful eye & supervision. It should be effective with supervision. Because I don’t trust my baby alone to ride in case he gets scared and doesn’t use the horn. I’m going to practice with him in the mid spring so he doesn’t fear using it in time. I want him to use this product proactively in times of potential danger with me at his side always while he’s really young.

I have this attached to the front of my walker. It works great! It was mostly charged out of the box. The buttons are obviously for smaller fingers but they're not that bad. The light is very bright. The dim version is definitely dimmer and the flashing version is irritating but would be great for a child needing something to bring notice to them. The bear "growl" is fun. Again, I attached this to the front of my walker and it illuminates my living room very well.

Not what I was looking for. The roar was a little too much for me.

My grandson loves his bear light!!

I got this for my 3yo girl to use on her bike and she loves it. It is very bright and very easy to install (no tools required). The light and horn is easy to activate, although I feel the horn button could be bigger and a different color as she has to actively look down to find the horn button while riding the bike.The sound is relatively loud for both the horn and roar. Switching the sound is a little difficult for her because you have to press the horn button twice extremely fast. While I can do it, she is not.

The media could not be loaded. I ordered this for my 5yo to use on his scooter. Though it is meant for bikes and therefore had a specific installation method meant for handle bars, we were able to make it work on the scooter with ease. It cannot be centered because of the cross bar. The silicone simply wraps around and secures within itself, meaning nothing else is needed for install.It stays on, has a bright light that functions as a headlight at night and has survived being thrown down by a 5yo.The best part is the cute and unique design of the animal's mouth/roar. With a quick press of the button you alert people to get out of your way with a roar instead of a honk.This would make a fantastic gift for a little one learning to ride their bike.10/10 would recommend.

This was a great gift for the kiddos and their bike. It is super easy to attach. There is a silicone strap that you pull tight and then it catches on a little piece. It will sit on any size of handlebar. It comes with a charging cable but not a power brick.The light turns on with a tap of the button on top of the head. The sounds are activated with a button just behind the light on/off button. It is all pretty intuitive; I did not even look for instructions in the box.

I ordered this as a bit of a gag gift for my cyclist dad, but it made me laugh so hard! It has both a light (three modes: high, low, and strobe) and a bell (two modes: bell and BEAR ROAR!). Both are controlled by buttons on top of the head, and the charging port is on the back of the head. The bear head itself is held in place by an elastic strap that will secure firmly around the bike's handlebars.Bright mode is VERY bright, and low light mode is pretty bright. I loved the roar, it's loud and ferocious, just like my dad thinks he is :) To change between bell and bear, you have to double tap the noise button, but that was a bit tricky to do. I did eventually manage it, but I couldn't tell you what the successful rhythm was. The box that this came in wasn't very sturdy, and actually had a chunk missing when it arrived, plus it tore open when I tried to open what was left, so it's a bit of a sad looking gift, but I think they fun of this light will be well worth the lackluster box.