Zackees Turn Signal Gloves

One of the biggest challenges to cyclists is staying visible to cars. When cycling, they normally rely on their arms to safely signal an upcoming turn, but most of the times drivers don´t pay attention to cyclists or just don’t know what the signals mean. Enter the Zackees LED Turn Signal Gloves, a pair of gloves that make you feel safer about riding the streets at night, and could save your life. Simply extend your hand and press the contact plates together, the surprisingly bright LED lights grab the attention of everybody around you. Take a look at the insanely happy Amazon reviews, and watch the video

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GLADIATOR CARGO NET

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RAPTOR 2 ELECTRIC SKATEBOARD

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Atlis XT Electric Pickup

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