Tuesday, February 2, 2021

HoKENA LED safety flare Reivew + Giveaway!

Are you prepared for accidents to happen while driving in your vehicle? If you were to get hit, break down or have a tire pop while driving at night the last thing you'd want is for someone to end up hitting you because they didn't see your car pulled over onto the side of the road. Some roadside assistance kits come with road flairs, but they are generally a one time use item. 

I recently found out about a company called HoKENA, who produces LED flares that last a lifetime. It isn't just the flare that sets this company apart, but also the amount of care and thought that goes into each package. They sell their flares in a set of three for $34.99 and they arrive in a bright orange carrying case or if three flares isn't enough they also sell them in a five pack. As you can see the carrying case is significantly smaller than the box it is package in, why is that?


The three flares aren't the only thing you receive when you purchase this safety set. They also include a whistle, two screw drivers to make changing the batteries a breeze, two emergency thermal blankets and a window breaker/seat belt cutter. Every item in this pack is extremely helpful in a emergency situation and can be used for non-car type emergencies as well. 


Each flare is slightly larger than the palm of your hand and the design allows for a comfortable hold on the light when turning it on/off. You can place these on the ground around your car or you can use it's other two nifty features. The first is that it is magnetic and will stick to the side of your car, removing it is easy and it won't ruing the paint on your car. The second option is it has a plastic hook on the back of the flares that can be popped up so you can hang it on a branch, or even in your tent if you are camping because it has a solid white light that can be used as a flashlight. They are also water proof and will float in water so they are great to have on your boat as well.

The flares have nine different light modes, some of them blink in different patterns while others are solid. The mode that I thought was pretty neat is the Morse code setting that blinks out a SOS code. These are battery operated and each mode has it's own specific run time for if you were to leave it on, the longest is the solid red on low which will last for 35 hours! In most cases you'll only need these for less than 4-6 hours while you wait for a tow truck, fix a flat tire, etc. I like how compact they are because it doesn't take up a lot of space in my trunk or in my car if I prefer to have them up front. Looking at them you might think they are heavy, but they are actually pretty light weight so you can take them camping or hiking without them weighing you down..

The lights are BRIGHT, they are meant to be seen from a long distance away. I will be uploading a short reel on my IG page showing the lights and some of their settings if you are interested in checking that out. I am a big fan of these flares, My husband and I always like being prepared and these grabbed my attention due to being re-usable. The bright orange they used for these products is also an eye catcher and will help you know where your tools are at all times.


The bonus safety items that came in this are pretty useful as well. It came with a tool that is specifically made to help you escape your car if you were to become trapped due to an accident. One end has a window breaker, this is extremely helpful if your door becomes stuck shut because then you'll still have a way out and the other end has a very sharp blade designed cut cutting your seat belt off if it won't come unlatched on it's own. The tool came with a black holder which can be mounted inside of your car, and it is compact enough you can even stash it under your dashboard. 

Additionally there are two emergency thermal blankets that will help keep you warm/dry, a whistle that can be used to signal for help and two small screwdrivers to change the batteries on the flares or for another job you might need. The flares come with batteries so you won't need to worry about buying the first set. I need to pick another set of these up to have in my husbands car. If these LED flares sound like something you'd like to have in your emergency kit as well, head over to check out their website and also enter below to win a three pack.

PRIZE ALERT: One lucky winner is going to receive a  three set of LED safety flares.

This is open to US Residents only! Please remember if you DO NOT leave a comment on this blog post as your mandatory entry into the giveaway then all of your entries will be void. Doing the Daily entries will increase your chance of winning. Winners have 72 hours to respond to the notification email! 


This giveaway ends on 02/20/2021


Giveaway entry question: Leave a comment telling me: What is another emergency tool you like keeping on hand or having in your car?


Disclaimer-  HoKENA has provided the products mentioned above for the review + the prize for a giveaway free of charge no other compensation was provided. However, no product compensation will influence the outcome of any review. My honest opinions are used in all reviews, they are solely my own & they may vary from others. My reviews are posted for readers in order to provide an informed decision before purchase. 

34 comments:

Nicole Martin said...

I always have extra blankets and jumper cables with me.

Lisa G said...

Especially important in remote areas!

craftyvegan said...

I always have jumper cables.

stepperB said...

Portable air compressor

Linda Everson said...

Water purifier straw.

nickieisis3 said...

I use jumper cables

tiffanynichole89 said...

Jumper cables are always nice to have.

TRIPPER2365 said...

I always carry jumper cables and a can of gas .

Natosha M. said...

Emergency first aid tool kit of scissors, needle point tweezers, bandages of a variety of sizes, especially large and even gauze for bigger wounds. Additional items also, that can fit in a portable case. Also, to have a combination rechargeable, portable jumper cable that charges up the car, mobile devices like PCs, Mobile Phones and others. Plus those that include an additional feature of an air compressor.

monique s said...

I have a battery charger

Athena Graeme said...

We are a government service family that serves overseas, once a year we get updated list for a "Go" bag that we are required to keep. It always has things like cash (paper and coins), charger, water, protein bars, flashlight, emergency contact list, spare underwear, bar of soap, etc. The idea is if there is a natural disaster or attack, we grab the bag and GO. Now. We drop everything, don't take anything except that bag.

Teresa said...

fix a flat,saved the day

dlhaley said...

A first aid kit, flashlight and water.

Dynalroberson@gmail.com said...

We use our portable air compressor surprisingly frequently

Unknown said...

Extra blanket and first aid kit

elizabeth miller said...

We always need flares on the boat and camping. We also use our generator when the power has gone out for days.

Anonymous said...

I always have one of those combo hammer-window-breaker and seatbelt-cutter tools

RubyRateiii said...

I also keep safety cones in my trunk.

Audrey Stewart said...

I always have candles and lanterns because I live where we get high winds from hurricane type weather, which usually takes out the electricity.

Darlene Carbajal said...

A first aid kit!

BFFJOE said...

This is a great gift that gives you peace of mind when your love ones are on the road.

Annmarie Weeks said...

This is such a great idea to give to kids to keep in their cars...to help relieve a mom's worried mind! For Christmas, I actually gave both of my kids a "car kit" to keep in their trunks...complete with jumper cables & a first aid kit.

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jumper cables

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Water, energy bars, auto battery charger just to name a few.

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A first aid kit!

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1porkchop said...

Portable jump starters have come a long way in the last 20 years. They can charge by USB cable, last in your trunk for several months, and jump the car several times before needing to be recharged. They only cost $100 or so and have made jumper cables obsolete. I also have a tool kit that I keep in my trunk that includes a socket set, pliers, screwdrivers, and a flashlight.

Christy Leonard said...

Jumper Cables are always important to have.

Stacey said...

A knife

ae minx said...

Always good to have water on hand, as well as a battery starter and cables

Unknown said...

Safety First, Blankets, Food, water, Jumper Cables.....
Think Before You Drive

Unknown said...

jumper cables. I've needed them twice this week in this cold!