Life Mounts LED Wheelchair / Walker / Cane Light with Patented Universal Flex Mount - Hands-free Safety and Utility Lighting (Black) Perfect in every way -- except one critical one! Once battery is inserted 'carefully' (as instructed by package) the light turns on immediately. Beautiful clear white light, high/low options, and a flasher. The light spreads in a wide swath allowing easy navigation in dark hallways and bathrooms at night. There's no way you'll roll over the cat sleeping in the middle of your path.

The flasher is annoying unless you are on the street in the dark. My 90-year-old mother and her rollator don't go strolling after dark. The soft red button at the back of the light is easy to push, good for stiff fingers to use and old eyes to see. BUT IT DOESN'T TURN OFF, no matter how many times you hit that red button. The mounting brace works really well -- the Velcro straps are strong and the holder arc fits against the rollator frame well. We positioned it on the outside of the rollator handlebars. The light and frame together don't stick out far so walls and door frames don't get knocked.

I switched out the Life Mounts light for a small pocket flashlight which fit the brace perfectly -- the adjustable straps are excellent. This little light was nearly perfect. Nearly. I bought a light with a mounting brace. Not just a mounting brace. I am not returning the purchase -- it's not worth the aggravation. Avoid the aggravation. Don't buy the light.

My mom recently picked up a cane after a minor surgery. And her only complaint was that she had trouble using it in dark areas.d This one had solid reviews so I ordered her one. And she absolutely loves it. Her only complaint is that it attaches with a stretchy strap that's easily nudged to face a different direction. But if that's all the bad she can find, that's pretty cool.

I ordered two of these, and they were shipped to me fairly quickly. The only place I could install them was on the bar of both of my armrests as there was really no other place on my power chair to put them. I put the AA battery in them, turned them on, and they worked great. I sometimes go out early in the morning, and needed something very bright on my power chair to be seen. This was the cheap way to go than having to go through the hassle of getting the lighting package for my power chair. But, it was well worth the cost of having to get them.

I sometimes go out early in the morning to the grocery store before I go to work, and needed something to be seen as I have to cross the parking lot of the grocery store to get to the entrance.

It's a flashlight attached to a rubber mount by Velcro which is in turn attached to almost place on your rollater, walker, cane via another Velcro strap. It rotates around it's axis but doesn't pivot. Has bright, dim and flashing mode. It's fine for what it does. I have my rollater close to my bed for nighttime visits to the bathroom. With this light, I don't need to turn on the room lights.

Bought this for my elderly Grandfather as a Christmas gift. He uses a cane (not a wheelchair or walker) and this light/mount attached easily to his cane. The light easily turns on/off and can be angled down towards the ground. My only complaint is that he said the lens fell of of the light and was lost after a few weeks, but he was able to get another flashlight of similar diameter that fit fine.