Nite Ize MeteorLight LED Ball

Info

Durable, light-up LED ball fron Nite Ize.  Available in 4 cool illuminated colours including a colour-changing Disc-O version.

The Nite Ize MeteorLight led ball is a fantastic illuminating outdoor toy that atttracts attention and adds wow factor to night-time games. Just push and hold the button to activate its long-life led light and let the fun begin.

Made from extra-durable rubber, the MeteorLight is also water-resistant and buoyant which makes it perfect for throwing, catching, juggling and bouncing in all weather conditions. The secure on/off button means that there's no chance of it turning off during use.

This high-quality toy can be used for fetch games with your dog as the durable rubber is soft on his / her mouth but strong enough to withstand a little rough play.  However, it's not a chew toy so is not completely indestructible and we'd recommend supervised play.

Take it to the beach or park, impress fellow campers at music festivals, attract attention walking the dog or simply have fun in your garden.  The Nite Ize Meteorlight comes ready to go with batteries included and replacements can be purchased from Electric Planet (see below).

Visit our Nite Ize category for more innovative and multi-functional light-up gadgets and toys suitable for adults, children and their pets.

Features

• Illuminating led ball with bright, steady glow
• Turn on and off by pressing and holding switch
• Will not turn off when bounced
• Water resistant, buoyant and made of extra-durable rubber
• Available in four cool colours: Red, Blue, Green and Disc-O (colour-changing)
• Cell batteries included and easily replaceable (see below for replacements)
• Ideal for trips to the beach, entertaining at festivals and evenings at the park
• Use the MeteorLight for simple throw and catch, juggling, rolling or bouncing
• CE certified and RoHS compliant to ensure quality and safety

Specs

6.5cm x 6.5cm x 6.5cm

2 x replaceable CR2016 cell batteries (included and available below)

Care Info

• Not advised for very small children unsupervised

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