Magnetic Bear Bell- Blue

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.

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.

Does what it's supposed to do as far as I know we do have a bear that lives in our neighborhood and she does tend to have Cubs every couple years and during the spring time she does make her rounds in our neighborhood we live very rural and in a heavily forested area this is my second one I put one on each of my shoes and I jingle all the way but hopefully it'll scare the bear away LOL I highly recommend the product this price was spot on the shipping was excellent no problems but with my own money hopefully it does what it's supposed to do because so far knock on wood I have not been bothered by our neighborhood bear and where there is a female there is a male and this year she should be having Cubs so hopefully I can continue doing my five miles a day walking with no problems with the bear I feel a lot more safer with this it is a very loud Bell so I know animals can hear it from Far distances and again I bought this with my own money highly recommend every little bit of precaution helps

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 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.

I really want to like this product, but the silencer easily “falls off” which means you are constantly reattaching it. Which also means you’ll carry it within eyesight and reach, probably on your pack’s front shoulder strap. Which in-turn means YOU can’t hear anything but the bell when walking with it un-silenced. So technically the product works, but wow, fully ruins the vibe. Much better-off skipping this design and finding a bell with both a magnet and a physical “bag” over the bell.

I wasnt sure about bells and ordered a few different ones. This one is great and the sound is pleasant. Use it on siberian husky when off leash where allowed and put it on back of his harness. It helps me to know he is behind me when we hike or when I cant see him at times and call him, I can hear him approaching. It doesn't bother him. It. I always have one in my backpack. It's also as a courtesy to let the wildlife know we are around.

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。

Si , perfecto, era lo esperado

As described, functional and good quality

This is a nice sturdy bell and the tinkle is not too high-pitched so it doesn't hurt my sensitive ears. I bought it so that I could hear where my dog is when I can't see her, but it didn't work very well for that purpose. I stop being able to hear the bell long before she is out of sight, and on her return I usually see her before I hear the bell. She wears a reflective jacket so that I can spot her in the distance or between trees and bushes and that is so useful that I wouldn't let her off the lead without it. However, I only used the bell a couple of times before realising that it didn't do the job I wanted it to. It was designed to alert wildlife to the presence of the dog and I am sure that it does that very well, the ears of bears (not in UK of course) and other animals being sharper than mine and it is well made so I have given 5 stars.

These bells are great attached to my dogs collars, I'm able to locate them easily when they go off on their own adventure. If they're being mischievous, I just deny they're my dogs