Sunnyglade 4 Pack 15.5 inch Collapsible Traffic Cones

Having a truck and it takes up less space. Drivers don’t pay attention enough on the road to see them. It can be rain over and break easily. But great for space saver.

Like how big and bright they are, but only weighing a few ounces, i figured wind would blow them away! So i left two out at my campsite where the wind gists got to 50mph last night and scared me in my little 12’ aliner camper! Figured if they blew away my dog fencing would trap them. But, they didn’t even move a tiny bit in all the strong gusty wind over a whole night’s time and through the next day!! Great product and someone knew how to design them! So easy to stow in my big tool box on my tongue and will be great for safety if and when i need to stop on the side of the road!

We are full-time rvers and have been wanting a set of these for safety while traveling the country. Not only did we want them for safety/protection in case we need them driving on the road but we also wanted to be able to put them at the back of our 5th wheel toy hauler because we're so long. We researched & really didn't know what to expect with the quality of these - especially being collapsible - but having very limited storage space, we went ahead & ordered them. WOW! We are really impressed! Great quality/construction & we LOVE the way they collapse! Really wonderful product to have - for safety, protection & peace of mind! We are really happy we got them - we're extra "happy campers" now! LOL!

Not good in light winds if caution tape is attached. They will just fall over. The base could be a bit heavier, but great for storing.

Work perfectly, pop out into shape easily and then collapse and store easily. Would highly recommend.

I pressure wash on the side. I take these with me because even personal trucks need to be identified as "work trucks" and for caution to be taken. Safety is #1. They pull out very easily and are heavy enough on bottom (plastic) that they won't fall over unless you have some very strong winds. So far, I have not had that happen. If extended, they can NOT stack on each other though. The bottom is solid in order to keep the thing in place when it has been condensed into itself. So if you take multiples with you, if condensed, they'll just stack on top of each other. Height, build, visibility are all perfect. The pack of 4 is a good number to have. Some people claim to have issues condensing them, but if you put the base on your stomach and pull it in from the bottom-up, it works like a charm. No issues - and I would buy again if needed 100%.

Not sure how they will stand up to wind but I'm sure there is a way to weigh them down. It's great to have these on the road in case of a breakdown. The price was right, they collapse and fit into a tidy box and that was exactly what I was looking for.

I teach a defensive driving course and these are so lightweight and portable.