Botepon Kayak Lights for Night Kayaking, Battery Operated Red and Green Navigation Lights for Dinghy, Canoe, Jetski

So I don't use them for a boat or kayak I'm security for a public schools and I use them to be seen by students and cars I used them for a red light and green light to stop cars so my students can cross or I can stop my students so I can move the parents along there super lite and waterproof and pretty bright to be so small they come with a little hook to connect I added a rubber bands so I can put it in the middle of my hand so I still have use of hands and if needed I can put over gloves on colder days

Found these at the end of the season and had been thinking of but not looking for something like this for our roll up dinghy...they look like they should work out just fine...but won't know until next season...They came with batteries and a whistle... and were VERY inexpensive.!!They have a very flexible set of loops and a clip to hold them around the line on the dinghy (or SUP or what ever).. DON'T use them on your fishing/motor boat...captain up and get a real set of lights! (use these as an emergency spare...)

I just received Kate’s Real Food Dark Chocolate & Cherry Almond Bars. The box is not sealed and it’s missing one bar. The quantity within the box is only 11 not 12. Our house loves these great tasting bars. Excellent source of a go to energy bar when kayaking or on the go via car.

These are perfect for kayaks. Just attach to your rigging. I've purchased several sets and given some as gifts too. Red for Port (left) on the stern of my boat, Green for Starboard (right) on the stern. I find these easy on the eyes for night time paddling. As small as these lights are, they are extremely bright and make you highly visible to larger boaters.

Got first set of these to use as a temporary replacement for broken running light on boat. Worked very well, brighter than the boat’s regular navigation lights. Bought 2 extra sets to keep on all our other boats for emergency back up or spares. I now use the white anchor light when anchored to avoid drain on boat battery. Comes with replacement spare batteries which is a nice added bonus. Very versatile and handy. An excellent back up option for the Boy Scout “Be Prepared” boat captain!

Easily lost one overboard, stopped working before it reached the bottom.Very bright…but too easy to come undone

I use these as the navigation lights on a small aluminum fishing boat. The lights are very bright and work great. The mounting bands work well and I mount them on pvc pipe. The batteries have a long life and they come with plenty of extra batteries. Would work well on a kayak or bike as well.

The media could not be loaded. I got 2 sets of these as they are the only ones I could find that weren't little flashlights, $$$ or required drilling. I kayak sometimes in high traffic areas and visibility is essential. These have 3 modes- on, strobe and slow blink. They come with 2 extra bettering for each light which is nice. However, the red one is a little touchy in the on off strobe. Green is doing great. For some reason the white 'strap' broke after only 2 short trips. (See pictures. ) I didn't take them on and off. They attach by a little clip to the molded rubber housing wrap around. Nice but weak. I'd like a velcro strap better. That would give more sizing options and not a weak point. I paddled out at sunset and dark for wife to observe from shore. Sunset it was cisible but not obvious at 100 yds. At night 200 yds. Nice economic little.lights but I would not rely as my sole lights. I keep a strobe and flag at all times.