LED Light Up Gloves, Flashing Sensory Toys for Autism, Cool Party Gifts for Kids Teens Adults

Why did you pick this product vs others?:We bought these with light up mask for Xmas and kids love them and these gloves are great quality

Bought these for my boyfriend's daughter, and when they got here I had to make they worked, right?They're amazing. Actually I had to wrap them up so I didn't play/keep them for myself! They're super bright. So many patterns of lights you can do since they're controlled separately on each hand. The only down side I've found so far is that is you have a little bit longer nails you have to put them on a little slower because, at least for me, my nails kept catching wires inside the fingers. But, what do you expect? Actually I'm probably going to buy some for myself. I'm super stoked to give these to her!

they work great! my granson was very excited. he didnt take them off for like 4 hours.

Listen when I get into music and my hands be doing their own thing I keep that up but I definitely need the lights to trip out with me when I move. The glove gave out two songs in and now I’m sad because it can’t take vigorous movements/ super fast movements. Honestly you buy cheap is what you’re asking for. You can want quality look else where.Color , fun , Money , ease of use , quick fix ,

Not winter gloves best for fun. Stupid finger tricks! HEY either get your mind out of the gutter or let me know what you’re gonna do with them! Hahahahha

The nine year old I bought these for was absolutely thrilled with the product and I have no doubts that her review would have been 5 stars. In my opinion the gloves are big, even for my female, grown-up hands. You can feel the wires running through the gloves and if you were epileptic they would be a problem. Like I said, she was amazed, even thrilled by them and wore them all day and especially in the dark. For a kid product it's 100%. If you were using them for a party thing...definitely a no go.

LED: Very bright with several good settings. My only complaint would be that the lights could stand to move up slightly, as you don't get a particularly great glow at the fingertips. I do light shows at EDM events and the fingertips are a pretty useful spot to have some good strobe action going on. These won't provide a strong tip-light, however the effect of covering your finger's length with the lights is pretty dope. I have some inserts I'm programming that I can just put in the fingers of the gloves to alleviate the tip-light issue, though, but just be aware that you might want to look into something like that. Still, very much worth the price. So far the quality looks good and the wiring feels somewhat durable. We'll see how they hold up for a few concerts.Glove Material: Thick, feels well made, and the inner lining is a comfortable nylon-like material (or spandex, whatever, it's soft). These gloves are a good, thick material that is definitely a step above your typical cheap winter-mitten style you find with a lot of gloves. There IS a slight bit of loose stitching at the tips of the fingers, so I'd recommend reinforcing it to just prevent any fraying (just in the corners of the stitch-lines, the stitching is otherwise pretty good!) The finger length is reasonable. I have lady hands, but slightly long fingers and they fit quite comfortably with room for slightly larger hands, though obviously there's a limit to that.Looking forward to using these on the dance floor. Cheers!

Gave each of my grandkids a pair for Christmas and as usual these inexpensive gifts left the more expensive gifts in the dust. Immediately they turned off the lights to see their fingers glowing in the dark and the fun and creativity began. Don’t know how long they will last….. but who cares