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product_id: 366890318
title: "Ni Glo 2” UV Rechargeable Glowing Keychain – Multi-Purpose Glow-in-the-Dark Accessory for Camping"
brand: "gear aid"
price: "KSh4935"
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reviews_count: 13
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# Waterproof to 50m Visible up to 25 ft 10-min UV recharge Ni Glo 2” UV Rechargeable Glowing Keychain – Multi-Purpose Glow-in-the-Dark Accessory for Camping

**Brand:** gear aid
**Price:** KSh4935
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🌟 Light up your adventure—glow where it counts!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Ni Glo 2” UV Rechargeable Glowing Keychain – Multi-Purpose Glow-in-the-Dark Accessory for Camping by gear aid
- **How much does it cost?** KSh4935 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- gear aid enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted gear aid brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Eco-Friendly Glow:** Tritium-free and reusable mini glow stick—safe for you and the planet, glowing bright night after night.
- • **Rapid Recharge Power:** Charges fully in just 10 minutes under any light source—never get left in the dark again.
- • **Compact & Lightweight:** At only 2 inches tall and 0.28 oz, it clips effortlessly to keys, backpacks, or fishing rods without weighing you down.
- • **Long-Distance Visibility:** Glows bright green visible up to 25 feet, making your gear instantly locatable in low-light or night conditions.
- • **Ultimate Outdoor Durability:** IPX8 waterproof, dustproof, and weatherproof—built to brave every adventure, from scuba dives to mountain hikes.

## Overview

The GEAR AID Ni Glo 2” UV Rechargeable Glowing Keychain is a compact, reusable glow-in-the-dark accessory designed for outdoor enthusiasts. It recharges quickly under sunlight or indoor light, glows visibly up to 25 feet, and withstands extreme conditions with IPX8 waterproofing. Perfect for camping, scuba diving, night fishing, and trail marking, this lightweight, tritium-free keychain ensures your gear stays visible and accessible in any environment.

## Description

Ni Glo is a glow in the dark keychain perfect for marking SCUBA tanks and outdoor gear. Like a reusable mini glow stick, this gear marker is rechargeable and makes a useful camping accessory. Simply attach it to keys, backpacks, fishing rods or tents and watch it glow bright green for two hours. It then fades to a constant glow that lasts throughout the night. To recharge, expose it directly to sunlight or indoor light. For best results, charge under the sun for two hours. Small and lightweight, it’s a convenient marker for trails and dive sites. Whatever outdoor activity you’re into, Ni Glo will mark the way.

Review: Very Bright, but doesn't glow quite as long as advertised. - These are really cool little tubes and are more durable than I expected. I have one on my motorcycle key, which inserts on top of the headlight assembly, so this little guy spends hours every day bouncing around in the wind and rebounding off the chrome, and hasn't even gotten it's first scratch. The included keychain is good quality, too. When in bright sun, like my bike key usually is, it will charge quickly and shine very brightly if taken into a dark space, but the brightness fades to a dull glow rather quickly. It also takes a bit to change using a bright flashlight, though a UV light does the job faster, but again, it fades to a dull glow within a half hour. Basically, if it's daytime and you drop your keys in the shade or into a dark place like a sewer grate, you'll probably find them very easily. If you lose them in the dark, it will could help you find them using a bright flashlight, but only if you sweep slowly enough to allow the material inside the vial to charge as the beam passes. Just don't expect it to still be glowing through the night, even if it was in direct sunlight all day long. It's much more cost effective than a tritium vial, but not quite as convenient. Then again, with these you don't need to worry about carrying a radioactive isotope in your pocket, either. The included photos are comparing this item to two other glow in the dark keychain I own. The Ni-Glo is clearly the brightest, by far. It also retains its luminesce much longer, but it's still only for an hour or two. The pics were all taken at the same time using different shutter settings because I couldn't decide which best illustrates the difference between the three. They had all just made the morning journey home from work in my pickup and had the same amount of light exposure.
Review: Essential, Reliable, and Effective - These little guys are definitely very useful in many different ways, and they deserve 5 stars. Now don't expect these to glow as bright as a chemlight, or rely on them as an ambient light source. Your using these to keep your awareness on something in the dark. I bought these right before my family and I lost our home. We have lived six months in the Cascades and I have used these to mark lines, bags, tent zippers. We even adopted a huskie and I use two of these on his collar and harness. I always know where he is when he wants to be on his line at night without having to spot him with a light. He even ran off when I first go him. I spent 6 hours looking for him at night in a very remote mountainous location. I saw two faint green lights moving around so these definitely were a major help spotting Koen. Honestly worked better than the flashlight since he was camouflaged in the brush and they stood out very noticeable in pitch black darkness. They charge very well in the sunlight and naturally activate at night so once you set them up around camp you'll notice them at night. They glow as long as advertised, and for a few minutes the'll glow as bright as a chemlight. Like I said these are markers. Not light a source for ambient lighting. When your in a very dark to pitch black environment or walking into dark places during the day, these will always be very visible and keep your awareness, or others aware of whatever you have them attached. I use the UV light on my Olight clip light. It takes 10 minutes to charge the glow lights with a UV light and you can do it whenever with relying on the sun. Don't get disappointed once the very bright radioactive glow dims down to a steady glow after afew minutes. It's still glowing bright enough for hours that you can't miss it everytime your eyes adjust to the darkness around you. These will always be glowing a lot brighter than the dark. I recommend always keeping them in a zip lock or something you can't lose them if you collect many. I find the pen clip attachment that comes with them to be the most useful for marking anything to a guy line or even a tree branch being able to detach it quickly. Even holds in the storms. It'll safe your life looking for your med kit in the dark if you have personal life depending medications you can't lose. Or if your stumbling around your tent in the dark looking for the zipper in desperate need to get outside so you can head nature's calling. These mark anything you need and work like a charm in the dark I highly recommend having these in your kit for emergencies or everyday use. I rely on them every night I truly do, and they have been very helpful indeed in my situation. Just another small thing in my kit with a very useful purpose to everyday life in the wild.

## Features

- Locate gear in low light conditions with this glow in the dark keychain; attaches to keys, backpacks, guylines, tent zippers, night fishing rod tips, and SCUBA tanks with keyring, clip, or joint
- Use this reusable mini glow stick that glows for hours and charges within 10 minutes under sunlight, indoor light, flashlight, lantern, or headlamp
- See the vial glow green from up to 25 ft away; ideal for marking camping gear, dive sites, and walking trails
- Take it along to all types of environments including under water up to 50 meters deep; IPX8 waterproof, dustproof, and weatherproof
- Attach this lightweight, glowing key fob to gear for outdoor adventures with the whole family; only 2” tall, weighs 0.28 oz, and tritium-free

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B08C77C6VX |
| Additional Features | Glow in the dark, Reusable, Rechargeable, Waterproof, Dustproof, Weatherproof, Lightweight, Tritium-free |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Best Sellers Rank | #14,402 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #377 in Camping Safety & Survival Equipment |
| Brand Name | GEAR AID |
| Closure Type | Clip |
| Color | Yellow |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 out of 5 stars 2,155 Reviews |
| Import Designation | Imported |
| Included Components | Ni Glo, 2” Glowing Keychain for Camping, SCUBA and Night Fishing |
| Item Dimensions | 2 x 1.5 x 4 inches |
| Item Shape | watch |
| Item Type Name | Key Chain |
| Item Weight | 22.68 g |
| Manufacturer | GEAR AID |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 91524 |
| Manufacturer Warranty Description | 2 year manufacturer |
| Material Type | Blend |
| Number of Items | 2 |
| Number of Packs | 2 |
| Number of Pieces | 2 |
| Pattern | Solid |
| Product Style | 2 Pack |
| Size | 2 Pack |
| Style Number | 91524 |
| Theme | Sports |
| UPC | 021563915242 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |

## Product Details

- **Color:** Yellow
- **Included Components:** Ni Glo, 2” Glowing Keychain for Camping, SCUBA and Night Fishing
- **Material:** Blend
- **Theme:** Sports

## Images

![Ni Glo 2” UV Rechargeable Glowing Keychain – Multi-Purpose Glow-in-the-Dark Accessory for Camping - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71cdDBqzaDL.jpg)
![Ni Glo 2” UV Rechargeable Glowing Keychain – Multi-Purpose Glow-in-the-Dark Accessory for Camping - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71iFvaV5iSL.jpg)
![Ni Glo 2” UV Rechargeable Glowing Keychain – Multi-Purpose Glow-in-the-Dark Accessory for Camping - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71pEpNT3XXL.jpg)
![Ni Glo 2” UV Rechargeable Glowing Keychain – Multi-Purpose Glow-in-the-Dark Accessory for Camping - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/91Po1xm1utL.jpg)
![Ni Glo 2” UV Rechargeable Glowing Keychain – Multi-Purpose Glow-in-the-Dark Accessory for Camping - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/91zVW-utFiL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: What color would be brghtest underwater?**
A: They're all green. The only different color is the shell the light is in. Honestly, no difference in brightness.

**Q: What glow medium does this use? Strontium?**
A: Anything that used strontium would either kill you from radiation poisoning or require an amputation to save your life.
 The only relatively safe radioactive "glow" is from tritium capsules, as used in watches. They only emit alpha particles that the case blocks.

**Q: The two accessories how do use them?**
A: One is similar to a pen clip. Remove the ring; pop the clip in one one end of the tube; clip the tube to your shirt/jacket pocket.

The other is to connect two tubes. Remove the rings and insert a tube on either end of the bar.

**Q: Does this contain tritium?**
A: No..and must be recharged with light often. Glow does not last very long.. less than half hour useable...

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Very Bright, but doesn't glow quite as long as advertised.
*by C***N on November 9, 2024*

These are really cool little tubes and are more durable than I expected. I have one on my motorcycle key, which inserts on top of the headlight assembly, so this little guy spends hours every day bouncing around in the wind and rebounding off the chrome, and hasn't even gotten it's first scratch. The included keychain is good quality, too. When in bright sun, like my bike key usually is, it will charge quickly and shine very brightly if taken into a dark space, but the brightness fades to a dull glow rather quickly. It also takes a bit to change using a bright flashlight, though a UV light does the job faster, but again, it fades to a dull glow within a half hour. Basically, if it's daytime and you drop your keys in the shade or into a dark place like a sewer grate, you'll probably find them very easily. If you lose them in the dark, it will could help you find them using a bright flashlight, but only if you sweep slowly enough to allow the material inside the vial to charge as the beam passes. Just don't expect it to still be glowing through the night, even if it was in direct sunlight all day long. It's much more cost effective than a tritium vial, but not quite as convenient. Then again, with these you don't need to worry about carrying a radioactive isotope in your pocket, either. The included photos are comparing this item to two other glow in the dark keychain I own. The Ni-Glo is clearly the brightest, by far. It also retains its luminesce much longer, but it's still only for an hour or two. The pics were all taken at the same time using different shutter settings because I couldn't decide which best illustrates the difference between the three. They had all just made the morning journey home from work in my pickup and had the same amount of light exposure.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Essential, Reliable, and Effective
*by C***E on September 23, 2026*

These little guys are definitely very useful in many different ways, and they deserve 5 stars. Now don't expect these to glow as bright as a chemlight, or rely on them as an ambient light source. Your using these to keep your awareness on something in the dark. I bought these right before my family and I lost our home. We have lived six months in the Cascades and I have used these to mark lines, bags, tent zippers. We even adopted a huskie and I use two of these on his collar and harness. I always know where he is when he wants to be on his line at night without having to spot him with a light. He even ran off when I first go him. I spent 6 hours looking for him at night in a very remote mountainous location. I saw two faint green lights moving around so these definitely were a major help spotting Koen. Honestly worked better than the flashlight since he was camouflaged in the brush and they stood out very noticeable in pitch black darkness. They charge very well in the sunlight and naturally activate at night so once you set them up around camp you'll notice them at night. They glow as long as advertised, and for a few minutes the'll glow as bright as a chemlight. Like I said these are markers. Not light a source for ambient lighting. When your in a very dark to pitch black environment or walking into dark places during the day, these will always be very visible and keep your awareness, or others aware of whatever you have them attached. I use the UV light on my Olight clip light. It takes 10 minutes to charge the glow lights with a UV light and you can do it whenever with relying on the sun. Don't get disappointed once the very bright radioactive glow dims down to a steady glow after afew minutes. It's still glowing bright enough for hours that you can't miss it everytime your eyes adjust to the darkness around you. These will always be glowing a lot brighter than the dark. I recommend always keeping them in a zip lock or something you can't lose them if you collect many. I find the pen clip attachment that comes with them to be the most useful for marking anything to a guy line or even a tree branch being able to detach it quickly. Even holds in the storms. It'll safe your life looking for your med kit in the dark if you have personal life depending medications you can't lose. Or if your stumbling around your tent in the dark looking for the zipper in desperate need to get outside so you can head nature's calling. These mark anything you need and work like a charm in the dark I highly recommend having these in your kit for emergencies or everyday use. I rely on them every night I truly do, and they have been very helpful indeed in my situation. Just another small thing in my kit with a very useful purpose to everyday life in the wild.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fair performance but limited usefulness
*by P***6 on September 1, 2026*

Okay, I couldn't resist. Thought I'd see what the current "best" glow gadgets are up to, including this product. After experiencing rather unimpressive glow longevity to bright UV and other performance flashlights, I exposed the Ni Glo to direct AZ 12:00 sunshine for 30 minutes and took it inside to do a comparison with a double element, 25mm X 3.5mm tritium lamp. I'm not comparing them as products but needed a baseline / control to measure the dimming against. At 1min the Ni Glow was at least 10X brighter, as expected, illuminating the basin of a white bathtub with enough light to see if anything was in it. At 5min it was 3-5x brighter than the tritium lamp. At 15min. the brightest portion of the Ni Glo was dimmer than the tritium lamp but because it has more surface area, it was producing a similar overall output against the background. By 30 minutes the Ni Glo was noticeably dimmer than the tritium lamp and perhaps 1/3-1/2 less back glow & overall output. Surprisingly, the pictures don't do a good job of showing the difference at this mark. At 1hour the Ni Glo was quite dim producing 1/4-1/5th the amount of light. I tried to get a picture of this but the phone compensates and the difference just wasn't captured. Perhaps with manual exposure the difference could be shown but I didn't include a 1hour picture because it just doesn't representative of what my eye was seeing. For $5-7, it's not too bad. Best used might be on a set of keys so that when you come in from outside you can see them in the bottom of a bag or purse, provided they had been exposed to light before you put them in there. Beyond 15min, it's usefulness is limited, even inside with most of the blinds drawn closed. If you're thinking of hanging this at the top of a small tent as a marker or comfort light, forget it. It hardly works at a reference point of light after 1-2 hours. By comparison, a 25mm tritium tube can easily be used as a reference point. It's immediately noticeable in a really dark house or environment inside of 10 yards.

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