Mystic Industries 88025 Lighted LED Reindeer Car Costume

My teenage daughter wanted the Rudolph nose and antlers for her car this year. When she found out they had light up antlers, she had to order them. I put them on for her. Be aware that the only way to turn the antlers on and off is by opening a little velcro pouch and pushing the switch to on/off. Not a big deal but if you live in an area where it rains/snows during the Christmas season then you may not be using the light up part of the antlers very often (as was our case). Plus, you should be someone who remembers to turn them off when you park and leave the car. Since we put them on the back windows they weren't as readily on the mind when she exited. Basically, I'm saying I wish we got the simple set without the LED lights but they did bring her joy. ;) Make sure you wire the nose where it's not blowing up or to the side when driving down the road. There is a MPH limit for using the set and I'd have to say when I was driving her little car one day it was like I could feel them causing a bit of a drag to the car.

I used it last year for a couple days and the left antler's battery died already. I barely used it for maybe 4-5 days? Of course I did not leave the antlers on 24/7, the drives were from my work to home which is roughly about 15-20 minutes. They look great when lit but the battery died too quickly. In the future they should invent a wireless switch that can activate the lights because it is a hassle to walk around both sides of the car just to manually find the switch to turn off the lights.Other than that, I would recommend the antlers because they were fun while they lasted!Please click YES if my review have been helpful to you, it will encourage me to continue writing and updating my reviews, and leave a comment if you have any questions, I will be more than happy to answer if I can be of help.

Very tight clips to put on my car. Surprised it would go on because I have a BRZ that doesn't have a cover for the windows. It clips on the windows than putting it in the slot of a regular cars space where the top of the window goes. Did not leave a gap in the window when it went up with the door closed all the way.Looked super cute, wish I could have had remote turn on antlers and water proof ones.

Looks super awesome, and they hold up well. There is a warning that you should not go faster than 40mph. The velcro holding the battery became useless after opening up the flap to just see where the switch was. Onec you figure out where the switch is, you can turn it on just through the material. The lights are super great, and they are bright. I found that other drivers were super nice allowing me to cut in lines to make a turn, etc.

I put the antlers but not the nose on my car beginning of December 2016 and did not remove them for the whole month rain or shine (I am in AZ and there was a lot of both). Antlers have a tag on them stating they are only to be used up to 45 mph. They functioned fine even up to 100mph on the interstate but create a lot of drag resulting in slightly lower mpg. Also, one of the middle LEDs on each antler will get bent by the wind but still functions fine.They held up to a lot of abuse until a large overnight rainstorm Christmas Day messed with the electricals on one of the antlers. The other antler worked great the morning after. I will be troubleshooting the faulty one for another use next holiday season.

I love how easy these were to install on my windows. I do wish that the velcro had been stitched on rather than glued on. I stitched the velcro on so that it would be more secure. Other than that, I love them and have gotten many compliments.

Looks well made, lights up brightly, holds securely driving 45 mph. Only issue is battery pack should have been placed to rear of antlers and not resting against the window as it offsets the antler’s angle slightly. Otherwise, recommend if you want antlers the light up.

These are a lot of fun! I wouldn't leave the antlers on the windows if rain or snow was expected, but they are easy to slip on and off. The battery packs fit into little velcro pouches; the velcro was just glued on and one of ours had come loose, so I stitched that one back on and I reinforced the others with stitching, too. My only wish is that the antlers had a push button that you could squeeze right through the antler itself to turn the lights on and off; that would be much easier than needing to open the little velcro pouches and flip the switch every time. I wired the nose onto the inside of the hood, leaving enough wire for it to stick out. I think I'll probably cover it with some clear plastic to keep it clean and dry.