Coghlan's Magnetic Bear Bell with Silencer - Hiking Safety Gear for Wildlife Alert

bought these for going to Yellowstone and the Tetons. did exactly as it was supposed to and let pretty much anything near by know we were coming. The silencer worked well too. I bought two so I could give one to my hubby but he apparently is ok being bear food. So I put it on a water bottle holder that is for my bear spray in case I wasn't feeling like bringing a whole book bag. Felt a lot better having them on.

Used in Glacier National Park for a week. No bear encounters! Excellent. My husband also spray painted one pink for my young daughter. She loved it. Great product. Love that it straps on to anything.

This belt is great for hiking, it's silent when it's in the mesh bag. But raise nicely went outside of the bag. You can quickly slip it in and out. you can easily clip it to your bag. Perfect for hiking to let animals know that you're in the area.

I remember one day I went mountain biking in a national park and saw something called a "bell box." Apparently the local ranger set it up and purchased bells for cyclists to use (to help alert nearby hikers/wildlife of their presence). This was such a great idea I thought. What better way than to be heard from far away as you are screaming down a dirt trail as reward for your grueling uphill slog! Now, I'm exaggerating a bit; proper mountain cyclist etiquette does not condone such dangerous behavior. No one should be screaming down a multipurpose trail where people and their animals may be hiking around numerous blind corners! However, the warning alert that those little cowbells gave were so wonderful because of the fact that you could hear cyclists coming and gauge how fast they were coming down the hill. When I went to the bell box I saw there were none left and even some older men who were cycling admitted that they kept the bells after their ride (you are supposed to put them back in the box once you reach the bottom of the trail). So I was out of luck. This was the only product I could find anywhere that resembled the mini cowbell these guys had on their bikes. And it is even better I might add! Sure it sounds a bit like Santa Clause found a new hobby as you are riding downhill, but with the built-in magnet at the bottom of the carrying sac, you can "silence" it as you pedal uphill and take it out of the magnet case when you are going downhill. I use quotations around silent because it doesn't completely silence the sound emitted from the device. While there isn't a ringing/echoing sound, you can still hear a flat/clanking sound when it's in the pouch. Not a big deal though because it's certainly not as loud as when its out of the case. I just wanted to let people known that if you are looking for a black/white, on/off, complete silence or completely loud device, this isn't it. But like I said, the sound is FLAT. There is no reverberation. The sound does not travel or get "reflected." So it may be heard by someone say, 5/6 feet away as opposed to 20-30ft away when the bell is OUTSIDE of the pouch ringing. The bell also has a nice Velcro loop that you can fasten around the handle bar. One thing I especially love about this product is that you do not need to activate it manually by hand like traditional bike bells! Riding downhill on a mountain bike on hard terrain can be dangerous. And you need both hands on the bar at all times. If you've been biking for a while, you know how sneaky those big tree roots or large rocks on the path come up from out of nowhere when you least expect it. So rather than contort your hand/thumb to ring your bell for any pedestrians, you just let the terrain jingle and bounce the bell to make noise automatically. You can also get this product at REI. If you cannot wait to have it shipped to you. It's a couple bucks more expensive there, but you can at least hear it there and if it ever breaks or you don't like it you can return it YEARS later, unlike purchasing it online. I love REI and I am a member there and Prime Member here on Amazon. Either place you buy it, you won't be disappointed and will love the functionality of this product!

good quality

I used this for hunting in Wyoming. I probably hiked 80 miles with the bell in the “noisy setting”. It worked correctly the entire time.

I put this bell on the stroller but it does not move so much so when I walk in a sketchy area I move it with my finger so it can make noice.

I appreciate how this has a magnet inside the mesh bag that can keep the bell quiet. It’s also very easy to remove when you want the bell to be heard. The Velcro strap makes it convenient to use on hiking poles or on a belt loop.

It's a nice bear bell, it doesn't bother me while hiking, in fact it is comforting hearing it while on hikes in bear country. It's handy to be able to silence it with a magnet, but so far I just leave it on . Others have mentioned the velcro weakens over time, but so far I haven't noticed this, and I have been moving it between my sons and my backpack regularly.

近くの量販店でみたら、高かったのでネットで安く購入。普通です。

These bells are great. Vacro strap to fix to collar, net bag attached with magnet in seam to put over bell when not in use, great idea. Warns animals of your dog's presence, can hear her in wooded areas now the days are getting lighter and not wearing lit collars so much. Great buy, very sturdy. Also good for anyone with visual impairment, hence 5 stars.

Si , perfecto, era lo esperado

As described, functional and good quality