Rechargeable LED Flashlight Gloves for Men - USB Powered Hands-Free Lighting for Repair, Fishing, Camping - Perfect Father's Day, Christmas & Birthday Gift for Dad, Boyfriend, Husband - Black (USB110)

I have been camping most of my life and the biggest issue I have is when the sun goes down and you do the mistake setting your flashlight down and forgetting where you put it or if it gets knocked over and having to try to find it. So I thought this light might be a good idea for that and for putting in my motorcycle bag. When this 1st came in I tested it for weight and how easy it would be to turn on the unit. The unit seemed very light weight even though is had a plastic container right on your hand with 2 batteries in it. The button on the unit is very touchy so I ended up getting a case for it to store the unit, took the 2 batteries out that came with it and stored 2 extra sets of batteries. ( see picture ) I bought the pack that came with a pair ( 1 for each hand ), I only used one of them camping. I found the 1st night I ended up playing the strapping because the thumb part of the unit kept slipping off and then the other would slip off after that. So I kept on unstrapping the wrist strap and re-positing it because I thought I strapped it wrong. During the 2nd day I ended up with a band-aid on my thumb and found the next 2 nights I had no issues with the unit sliding off my thumb and didn't end up playing with the strapping, I actually forget I was wearing it. I also like the fact that I wasn't having to worry about where did I put my flashlight. The only issue I seemed to have was when I would put wood on the fire I kept on forgetting the flashlight was on my hand, this just shows how light weight it is. My daughter used the other one from the 2nd night on, she didn't tell me if she was having slipping issues so I assuming she did and didn't say anything because she knew had had been having those issues. She did tell me the 1st night she wore it she forgot she had it on and went to bed and ended up waking herself up because she turned the light on in her sleep and ended up pointing it at her face. The only thing she didn't like was she kept on feeling around in her shoes for an actual flashlight and forgot she had a fabric light. Which I have to say after camping over 30yrs I found I had the same issue when I went feeling for my flashlight. I showed this to my husband when it came in and he thought it was a great idea, the only problem is his fingers were too big the get the unit completely on his 2 fingers. He ended up not using unit during the trip, he used his mag-light. This light made it easier to play card games at night instead of setting up the better lights that we did bring. It made setting up for smores so much easier and going for things in the cooler at night easier as well.For those who think you could replace a mag-light, you can't. Theses lights will show detail of objects up to roughly 20ft ( see picture of picnic table, finger light is at the bottom left hand corner ). 20ft - 50ft you can make out an outline of an object, after 50ft - well don't bother and just pull out the mag-light. Battery life: Using the batteries that came with it, in total I ran my finger flashlight for roughly 20hrs and the lights were still bright. Thumb size: Because I had issues keeping this on my thumb I felt this should be added to my review. My thumb size is: 3/4" wide - it took a standard band-aid for the unit to stop sliding off My husbands' thumb size: 1" wide - unit wouldn't completely go on his thumb unless I was willing to stretch it out. - was not willing to stretch it out that far on the 1st trip.I am extremely happy with my purchase but I am debating weather or not to purchase and set so I can see how far you can actually stretch the material before the seams break so my husband can have one.My only thing is there was no washing instructions so I am not sure how I am going to clean this material once I start using it more.