FAQ
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Reflective tape is a high-visibility material embedded with micro-prisms that bounce light — like headlights — directly back toward its source. Unlike regular tape, it stays invisible in daylight and becomes brilliantly bright at night.
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Tiny micro-prisms inside the tape capture light from any angle and reflect it straight back to the driver. This retroreflective technology is the same used on road signs and emergency vests — engineered to be seen when it matters most.
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It's easy! Clean and dry the surface, peel off the backing, press the tape firmly in place, and run your thumbs across it to smooth out any air bubbles. No tools needed — it sticks in seconds.
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Anywhere that faces oncoming traffic. Great spots include bike frames, forks, helmet sides, backpack straps, stroller frames, scooter necks, and skateboard decks. The more sides you cover, the more visible your child is from every direction.
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More is always better! Every additional inch of tape increases your child's visibility to drivers. We recommend covering as many surfaces as possible — the tape is lightweight and won't weigh down gear.
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Reflectosaurus tape is built to last 2+ years under normal outdoor conditions, including rain, sun, and daily wear. It's tough enough to keep up with your kids.
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No — and it's not meant to. Think of it as an extra layer of protection. Always use legally required lights and reflectors alongside the tape for maximum safety.
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Absolutely! Grab a pair of scissors and let their creativity shine. Cutting the tape into stars, hearts, or any shape doesn't reduce its reflective power one bit — it's just as effective no matter the shape.