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BANWOOD REFLECTIVE STICKERS - ALPHABET

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$9.42 $12.9 In stock

Category: BIKE_ACCESSORY_STICKERS

A to Z. Bright by night.

The Banwood Reflective Stickers — Colorful Alphabet pack lets kids spell their name across their bike, helmet or backpack — and stay seen as the sun sets. Each letter is printed on certified high-grade reflective vinyl that catches headlights and street lamps from up to 50 meters away, turning a routine ride home into a small adventure.

The pack includes the full alphabet plus extra vowels and special characters in a mix of Banwood pastel colours: navy, raspberry, sage, faded pink and ivory. Letters go on smooth surfaces (frames, helmets, baskets, water bottles) and stay put through rain, sun and the occasional puddle.

What's included

  • 54 reflective letter stickers (full alphabet, vowels, numbers 0-9, special characters)
  • Sizes: 3 cm and 5 cm letters mixed
  • 5 Banwood pastel colours
  • Reflective vinyl, EN 13356 certified
  • Suitable for ages 3+ (small parts — adult application recommended for under-5s)

Made for

  • Bikes, helmets, scooters, balance bikes, trikes
  • Backpacks, water bottles, jackets — anywhere visibility matters
  • Compatible with all Banwood products and most third-party kids bikes

Designed in Denmark. Tested for outdoor durability. Personalise. Protect. Ride proud.

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Brian S. ★★★★★

Spelled my daughter's name across her bike frame and the letters have stayed put through rain and a few crashes. They really do light up when headlights hit them at dusk, which makes me way less nervous about her riding home later.

Sebastian ★★★★★

Put these on my son's helmet and they really catch car headlights at dusk. The letters are colorful during the day, but the reflective part works exactly as promised for safety.

Stella ★★★★★

Spelling out my daughter's name on her helmet took all of ten minutes, and the letters have stayed put through rain and a few drops. At dusk the colors light up as soon as a car's headlights hit them, which honestly makes me feel better about her riding home later.