Test WEIRD As Seen On TV Products!

[@TylerTube]

MERCH - www.bunkerbranding.com/pages/tylertube

[@buttholasaurus99]

Try using red tinted safety glasses for driving in the rain, no one claims it but it helps

[@atomicblitz7706]

Does this mean a collab with Matt from demoranch sometime?

[@luigiviking3667]

You can test this out yourself if you're interested I've already seen it and it works The Clapper actually works and if you Bluetooth a song on a Bluetooth speaker and it has a lot of claps in the song it actually works for the collateral so kind of funny meaning like in the song If there's a lot of clubs that will turn on and off The Clapper if it's close enough to hear it hilarious you should try that out even though I don't work

[@gatorb8]

God damn man, why is merch from KZbinrs so expensive? When I go to concerts and I'm buying a band's hoodie for $40 and they are lasting for around 5 yrs I don't get it. Before anyone says oh that was 5 years ago I picked up 2 a few weeks ago and got them both for $75. Yeah you may be making more per purchase but I feel like more people would be willing to buy them if they were more reasonably priced, that's more money for you and more advertising. Seems like selling them for a more reasonable price makes sense.

[@radicalfilmz647]

Love your videos man

[@keithdosik]

I literally will NEVER get enough of Tyler just reviewing products and being himself. Never change Tyler

[@ItsEllusive]

Agreed, random products and the “unprofessional” style of it and him just trying whatever it is is amazing

[@ChrisSmith-5655]

Keith, one day when you're old and decrepit and Tyler is reviewing crappy A.I. robots Elon Bezos Jr is selling from Amitter you will be perpetually in an "old man mood" and not give a fck what anyone says about anything lol

[@KableTac]

hes literally a braindead blonde when it comes to reading, understanding, and reviewing almost every single product

[@Salvador_is_my_king___..]

I feel like he's been this way his whole life

[@dragonrider2.064]

Same

[@fdls59]

Those Night Glare glasses are actually really good, especially for the glare of headlights and light polluted areas, they aren’t meant to be actual “night vision”. Use them as intended and you’ll understand they are a godsend for someone that has astigmatism issues.

[@joshmusicmix9459]

The yellow lenses work amazingly. They were started by semi drivers who drive nights originally wearing them. They've been around since like the 60s. I wear a cheaper off name pair from truck stop when I'm driving my semi at night due to assholes running brights at all times

[@sissywalker1955]

What did you expect from the guy who never reads instructions?

[@DPBida]

@@sissywalker1955 was literally gonna say, simply reading instructions would solve so many issues 😂

[@kadafi_squats6507]

Gramps, stop getting on KZbin! Go change your adult diapers and to bed with you! Don't forget to read the directions on how to sleep.

[@joshmusicmix9459]

@@kadafi_squats6507 who are you referring to. I'm only 33 lol

[@gatorb8]

Bunny knew he was almost out of time and dipped before the light went out.

[@Eidolon1andOnly]

19:52

[@rosehower]

was that a bunny??

[@wearethealaskanroaches9678]

It was a rat

[@gatorb8]

@@wearethealaskanroaches9678 it's definitely not a rat lol you might need glasses yo.

[@katrinamunday8127]

I'm glad someone else saw the rabbit ... it was 100% a rabbit

[@davidkohler7454]

Those polarized glasses really do help me drive at night. They aren't for seeing in the dark,they are for getting rid of that blinding glare from oncoming headlights and like reflections from street lights and signs. I have a lot of trouble driving at night because of the glare. So they really do work for that. There are better brands that are more stylish and comfortable though.

[@kritsadventures]

It works well for people with an astigmatism.

[@Connor-xe6fl]

You must be old...

[@01gtbdaily30]

No joke . I purchased a pair of those cheap yellow glasses to drive through the mountains during a snowstorm. It helps cut the glare from high beams in the snow. If you’ve ever driven through a snowstorm at night you know that high beams bouncing off the falling snow makes it almost impossible to see.

[@patrickthomas2098]

p

[@charlieonti]

Who else saw the rabbit running away at 19:52 ? 🐰

[@rlmartinmanor]

I thing it was a rat. I think I saw a tail?

[@Puddlemuck14]

@@rlmartinmanor It's a rabbit. You can see it poking out before it runs away and you can see the ears. Plus it does a hop that rabbits tend to do when they run away.

[@nancytoothaker3224]

My first thought was !cat! but then I thought about the odds of Tyler being a cat guy

[@kimberlyselby3010]

Such a Cute bun bun.. He going bouncy bouncy bouncy. :D :D Love Buns. :D

[@treyburkett3955]

I had to check the comments and see if anyone else saw it

[@EverythingYouKnowIsWrong]

I remember the bubbles being called "Super Elastic Bubble Plastic". It had a really pungent, harsh chemical smell. Even as a kid I thought "This can't be safe". 🥴

[@thaismatsumoto]

They changed the formula if I remember correctly. When I was a teenager it was used by a lot of other teens to get a high.

[@lbennett5027]

As soon as I saw the package, I could smell it. I'm impressed he got a bubble on the first try!

[@tdata545]

THAT'S WHAT IT WAS, growing up. I see you too are a fellow 90s kid. I knew it went by a different name growing up.

[@tdata545]

@@thaismatsumoto I vaguely remember that issue. JUST BARELY though.

[@mossdoge8261]

Those glasses are actually great for driving. They are just marked wrong. I have night blindness and it makes driving at night so much better.

[@frogsnacks]

yup, the glare off other headlights and even signage and reflectors etc.... even white snow lit up by headlights, and its getting way worse with all the white LED's, I'm a big fan of yellow tinted glasses when driving at night.

[@bravosava]

Yeah, but he is using a 2 dollar version. Its like using a 2 dollar sunglasses. Its shit and only makes everything darker

[@mossdoge8261]

@@bravosava that's true. A good pair makes all the difference.

[@CabbageYe]

It's literally a scam dude

[@mcf3778]

@@bravosava my sun glasses were $7 and the are the best

[@vernareid961]

The glasses with night vision are really helpful when riding motorcycles with a 3/4 or 1/2 helmet. They cut down on headlight glare, keep everything crisp and keep bugs, grit and road trash out of your eyes while riding. The bendability helps with putting them on last under your helmet and chin strap.

[@jimboneutron8399]

Once he brought out the amazing elastic plastic I could literally smell it through the phone

[@suzz1776]

Ikr!!!

[@mcf3778]

it smelled so good....all those VOC's

[@MayorMcheese12]

Bloonies I remember the days

[@Cherryblossom18634]

😂

[@dennisgibsonii6316]

Yum ethyl acetate!

[@RichieAppel]

I remember my parents bought The Clapper back in the 90’s. It wasn’t a “smart” device in that it could tell the difference between a clap and say a conversation. The Clapper would cause the lights to go on and off and on and off as you had a normal conversation.

[@ChakatNightspark]

BTW, those Night vision glasses. Are not actually Night Vision. they are mainly when you are driving at Night, the glasses help reduce the Glare from other cars and trucks Headlights so it does not actually blind you and makes seeing during night time driving easier to the wearer.

[@kevinmorrice]

they dont do shit, neither does the sponsor product

[@jacksoncobb5479]

@@kevinmorrice no the glasses actually help at night time if you have an astigmatism or if headlights from other cars effect you

[@thatguybrody4819]

@@kevinmorrice the glasses do work, just probably get an actual pair instead of an as seen on tv gimmick item.

[@Broletariatt96]

@@kevinmorrice i use that type of glasses on my motorcycle at night, helps alot

[@tonydillavou1130]

@@kevinmorrice your full of shit my guy

[@FUGP72]

The nightvision glasses actually DO work for what they say. It works well when the sun is just setting or has just set. I used to wear them in my beach volleyball league when we had 7:30 games when it was a little too late in the summer to be still playing at 8:20. Which, included the playoffs. So while other teams couldn't see a damn thing in the finals, I could, as could another good player on our team. and that was all we needed to dominate. We basically became a 2 person team since we could see the ball just a bit better.

[@dashriprock9014]

Watching Tyler's joy and delight over a Clapper was precious.

[@degtyarev708]

Normally the clapper only brings that kind of joy to fathers plugging the Christmas tree lights into it.

[@afarewelltokings]

6:10 i saw that on TV as a kid, it was mostly advertised on things like Nick JR (when that was a block on Nick), Noggin, and Playhouse Disney

[@60gregma]

The Clapper came out in 84. It's gone through several design/feature changes over the years. The box hasn't changed much. For added trivia, The Clapper comes from the same folks (Joseph Enterprises) as Chia Pet, Ov-Glove and CSL (Chimney Sweeping Log).

[@blah936]

I gotta say the clapper, chia pet, and ov-glove are some of the more true to advertisement as seen on TV products.

[@chrisescue6555]

Dude... you just gave me ptsd.

[@MapleMan1984]

Literally 1984

[@MarkLada]

Side note about the CSL.. Don't try and smoke one in your bong.. It won't clean your bong for you and it takes weeks for your lungs to stop burning..

[@mcf3778]

creosote you dont say

[@mattstanford9673]

I can't speak about those glasses specifically, but when I was deployed to Afghanistan, we were given yellow-lensed shades, and they actually helped reduce *sun* glare considerably. Maybe not nearly as much as regular polarized sunglasses, but they were definitely better than nothing. As for night-time driving...I'd probably not recommend using tinted lenses at night time. Lol. MAYBE if you live within a city where you're washed with artificial light.

[@roberttunell8935]

We need a counter of how many times Tyler has said "I dont know anything about this" and then ignores the directions.

[@mikeprofeta60]

Could be a drinking game

[@FergusonDooflefloops]

I swear he doesn’t know google exists! There was an episode where he was soooo confused about what sweet potatoes were 😂

[@elidames6889]

I had the thought "this man is going through trial after trial to assess what the lights mean...and there's a piece of paper right there that'll take care of that like immediately "

[@raymondvanwyk8615]

so i have glasses thats kinda like that yellow tac stuff, more like brown actually but anyways they somehow help allot in heavy rain, i can see the road itself better and not overwhelmed by the taillights. i guess its the way light is filtered, they not cheap either, and was bought at a fishing shop

[@justinteal495]

In regards to the glasses, I can guarantee these or the similar yellow o es work as intended, we would give our A10 pilots yellow "high visibility " visors and I always wondered if they did anything. Wear them for 20 min then take them off and you'll see a huge difference, they definitely help in rain as well

[@ShrimpAlmighty]

As a nighttime over the road trucker, those yellow glasses are a must-have. Great for sundown and sunrise, and fantastic for all the d bags that don't turn their brights off… I don't know about color enhancement, but it keeps light saturation down and more evenly dispersed across your eyes.

[@ShrimpAlmighty]

Same with tac-glasses and tac-visor they just disperse light more evenly, they work best for long drives where the light can strain your eyes.

[@NyanyiC]

over the road trucker?! which other way is there🤔

[@rutela3668]

As a kid, I was obsessed with the smell of the weird bubble balloons

[@kevincheyenne2434]

Tyler, I saw a KZbin add for something called the "Elite-Tac flashlight". They claim that it is a essentially a light saber and show it starting fires and melting and burning things. You should test those claims!

[@Axolotl_Bob]

Tyler is just so genuine and is such a good product reviewer. Never change Tyler

[@kevinmorrice]

yet he promotes a scam company, air up is nothing but a scam

[@adamhalcyon3393]

Is that what they call being an idiot now days? Genuine?

[@loweredyote8416]

Def not a good reviewer but he’s real and shows the faults in stuff. If he can’t figure it out without instructions it jsut shows company needs to make it simpler or give better instructions

[@KableTac]

@@loweredyote8416 "da instwuctionz say 2 4 6 i kent undasten it, it need ta be 1 2 3"

[@loweredyote8416]

@@KableTac more like “de instrugshuns say 123 but I do 145 jus cuz I see buhtun an poosh it”

[@kachiri]

_"Aah, the red stains my hands"_ Reminds me of the red Tim Hortons takeout coffee cups. The cups are cardboard with the inside waxed coating. The red on the outside gets on my hands when I hold the cup while it has the hot drink in it. Cheap paint for a huge company's coffee shop cups!

[@conradholt92]

That was hilarious whenever the motion light first came on and a bunny ran across the back of his yard 😂

[@Thetimecapsuletx]

We had something like the elastic plastic. Loved that stuff! The best part, besides the smell, was popping it and squeezing all the little pops out of it at the end. Very tactile.

[@YouAgain1986]

Still counting down the days until Tyler puts things in jars for 30 days again.

[@mcf3778]

its getting close he has a batch that was at 25 in this video

[@AntiHYena]

Same those videos are what drew me to his content

[@vladdevener5586]

@@AntiHYena lol me 2 😎.

[@SRCReptiles]

Same

[@tea2920]

some tik tok guys stole those videos

[@HashtagHeathen]

Love your videos!!! Just wanted to note: the nighttime glasses are for people like me who have pre-cataracts (& I'm only 37 ffs...) who see a ring/glare around lights when it's dark out... I just got a cheap pair off of Amazon, though, not these ones, but they are pretty helpful in allowing me to not get blinded at night by lights!!!

[@drrandom.matt.2164]

Please never stop making these, I legit sit at work waiting to go home just to lay down and binge your videos, I look forward to watching you specifically just bringing out your inner child when the camera is rolling and it’s incredible, you live every man’s dream, I wish I had time and money to be able to just have fun with stupid shit off the internet, we love you bub ❤

[@SCOTTIETHOMPSON10314]

WOW what a blast from the past! When I was a kid, it was called Super Elastic Bubble Plastic!!!!

[@gerrymichaud3851]

I have seen both the Clapper and the Amazing Elastic Bubble commercials in the 80s or 90s. I also remember when Bell and Howell made 8 and Super 8 movie camera and projectors. The Tac glasses commercial shows a special forces guy with a gun out shooting. No special forces member would wear reflective glasses like that

[@gerrymichaud3851]

@Omar Zazzle ?

[@Ang3liOSRS]

Tyler! We need more Wish Wednesday videos!!!! Pleaseeee

[@CaspianandFriends]

Yes!

[@MZRFaith]

Might take a while to ship

[@MrLoretano77]

I have a clapper that I have had since 1985. It is more sensitive to sound then the new models and i can yell to make it work but it still works

[@jujujustme]

Oh my gosh... I remember those elastic bean things! To this day I remember the chemical smell of those... ick. LOL. We got my grandparents a clapper way back in the 80's... I don't think they thought it was funny at the time, but later on in life we discovered they were using it after all! ha ha! Also... love that bunny that scooted past. :)

[@evasesh6585]

I will say for the "night vision" glasses. I wear something similar, they are just yellow tinted glasses when riding my motorcycle at night and sometimes when driving my car, especially in the rain. It does cut down on the glare, thats the only reason I wear them. Not that I expect that they help me see in the dark. So the advertising on the packaging is a load of crap, but they do have one part of it right.

[@heyoldman2003]

40? years ago they sold yellow sun glasses here in the northwest… as anti depression glasses 😲. they did seem to help some . they made a typical gray rainy day appear to be a sunny day 🤷🏼‍♂️ but best way to best seasonal depression in the great North Wet… get out of town and head south 😎. love your shows 👍🏼 very good 😎

[@yamahaedd]

The Yellow lens not so good at night but great on foggy days during day light hours

[@cplusmcretired]

Tests glasses made for driving at night inside, goes outside to test spotlight. If he had worn the glasses outside, he might have actually seen that they work. Not just that brand, but yellow lenses in general.

[@julieboruta]

Agree Tyler should redo that test in a future update product’s video.

[@m.d.598]

Visible light intensifiers/modifiers don't work if there is no visible light. Also people confuse "night vision" (light intensifiers/modifiers) and IR (infrared) a lot. Most modern militaries use IR on their vehicles since they are usable in even no light situations and longer ranges but they can only see thermal differences so usually you can't see lettering or decals and you can't see through windows.

[@aznative_]

I agree. As someone who's never watched this channel before that made him look like he has zero credibility. Anyone who rides motorcycles knows about yellow lenses.

[@ramacharya7843]

Yeah they work for driving at night, because the glasses enhances the contrast at night. Why? Well, because with the color yellow our eyes van see the most contrast. And blocking all other colors makes seeing things like the white lines on the roads pop out more than normal. And filters a lot of strenght from headlights. Most of them even the cheap ones have polaroid lenses aswell. Zo like polaroid sunglasses, the glare from reflection from water on the road wil disappear. Funny way to check if your sunglasses of night vision glasses have polaroid? Hold them in front of a phone and turn them 90 degrees. If nothing happens they are not polaroid.

[@Tabitha_7]

We had one of those "Clappers" that turn the lights or tvs on and off. But we also had a parrot. Every time the parrot squawked, the lights would turn off and on and off and on, making the house seem haunnted to the neighbors 😂😂😂😂

[@Wineman3383]

I do like how you review things like how people will really use these things. Who the hell looks at the instructions booklet that comes with things? It's actually a very precise review for the everyday person.

[@tdata545]

I remember them advertising "The Amazing Elastic Plastic" in the mid 90s I want to say. I'm old. I'm 36. ANYWAYS, technically all plastics are elastic since they're polymers. Glasses product is at least based off of legit items, since my father wore something similar while on the motorcycle. He said at night, you would be blinded by tail lights and head lights, so this kind of helps reduce that issue, while not destroying your night vision.

[@munkustrap2]

I would really love to be Tyler's neighbor...imagine the entertainment 😁

[@SJ-0044]

we must all buy a house right by his that would be 👌

[@jasonanderson589]

This video reminds me of the wide angle lenses people had on the rear window of a car (mainly old people)

[@kwehrens]

You should use am air-compressor with the plastic. See how big it can become

[@christyaustin4833]

The expression of pure delight on your face the first time the light came on was pretty priceless : )

[@chrisescue6555]

Glad you went to bunker branding! Been watching Matt since day one.

[@beason1028]

the clapper was picking up the thump of the cord and box hitting the table when you sat it down. its subtle but the "thump thump" was setting off the switch. they are a riot when you have a barky dog. doorbell rings: flashy lights everywhere!

[@Jexorz86]

When i was growing up, those plastic balloon things were 1$ for 5 tubes.

[@triggered9131]

those glasses you reviewed aren't literally night vision, they are for people who wear glasses and have astigmatism, it reduces the glare from oncoming traffic which is BLINDING if you have astigmatism.

[@shandrabrooks6431]

As someone with an astigmatism, the glare isn’t as bad with those glasses.

[@c.l.e.p.o.r.e]

I have an astigmatism too, but i thought it was worse 😅

[@EsOne4200]

Yeah, I think he misunderstood what the purpose of the glasses are. He thought they were supposed to be like military spec night vision. Can confirm the glasses do work well for astigmatism.

[@keithsutton9538]

That stuff that you're blowing the bubbles with back in the 70s is when it came out it was called super elastic bubble plastic, it is amazing that that has last this long

[@yaheard8335]

Tyler is like a caveman discovering fire for the first time

[@ashleyhoeltzel8289]

😂😂😂

[@jo8242]

😅🤣

[@MissFoxification]

The yellow filters reduce the blue light glare, but they also reduce the overall light entering your eye so you see less. There's probably situations where it's beneficial such as highly lit areas with a lot of white/blue/high energy light. Quality glass versions should be better if you suffer problems from glare. If it's really a problem get normal glasses with an anti-glare coating, they work for all light sources, day and night.

[@nickkerr8775]

I remember having those plastic bubble things , it smelled like it probably causes cancer, lol

[@rogerrabbit80]

IIRC, when I was a kid it was called "Super Elastic Bubble Plastic."

[@SoCalJellybean]

My parents had The Clapper plugged into our media room lights, and every time someone would laugh or talk loudly, the lights would start going on and off! 🤣 And we’re a LOUD family, so you can only imagine…

[@disbeafakename167]

Gotta give the man credit, he takes his privacy seriously. He doesn't want Amazon's goons finding him and beating him to death with an "indestructible" Amazon product.

[@DfsOutlier]

Those glasses are really good for driving in heavy snow, Bright yellow works better. I live in buffalo and when there is heavy lake effect snow yellow or bright green glasses block the glare off the snow so you can see through it, help in fog too. They are not night vision, they block glare and reflection from headlights.

[@ilikefood1609]

I like how there’s still spaghetti on the wall from him throwing it eons ago

[@GameDevMadeEasy]

I actually use night glasses when driving long distances on the interstate. It does actually help when driving at night on the interstate for me. It makes the high beams from other cars not hit as hard in my eyes. When it is darker with woods covered areas, it does make it harder to see though. I think it really depends on how sensitive your eyes are with certain colored lights.

[@sealclap_plays]

Tyler just barely cutting through the darkness is cursed. I love it. "Here's my problem with this. This thing... SUCKS."

[@Titan12]

IKR? The sheer amount of darkness was just hilarious in this video. A cursed like 4 changing pixels talking in Tyler's voice is so funny

[@tinas1383]

That visor for daytime+nighttime driving,clip it on the other way so when you pull one down,push the other one towards the front so it won't hit your head. The air hawk may be slower than expected but they are talking use for an emergency,say you were on a thru way+your tire lost air pressure,the air hawk would allow you to put enough air in the tire to get to a gas station,so you can get it fixed properly,start thinking long term

[@lucindariley5860]

Tyler I have used a different brand of the night vision glasses before and they actually did help! I don’t mean see in the dark but when you’re driving at night they took that glare that is around headlights coming at you away! So certain brands of them do actually work! But anyway I just wanted to let you know that I absolutely love watching your videos! You make me laugh so much! You literally have one of the best smiles too, I literally smile every single time you do in your videos!🤩😊🤩😊🤩😊🤩😊So keep the AWESOME videos coming hun!,,🤩😊🤩😊🤩😊🤩😊

[@app103]

Back in the late 80's, I worked at a discount store. Around Christmas time, they got a shipment of Clappers in and set up a display for them, near the checkout area. They had a bunch of lamps connected to one, so that when anyone clapped, it would turn them all on or off. Right around this time I caught a really bad cold, that I was having a lot of trouble shaking. And that was when I discovered that the Clapper turns on/off with other sounds, too. Every time I coughed, the lights turned on or off. That's when I decided that I never wanted to own one. Just imagine what it would be like having a cold and trying to sleep at night, with the lights turning on every time you coughed. The Clapper was right up there with those keychains that beep when you whistle, and also beeps whenever your kid laughs or gets excited, and her already squeaky voice rises a few octaves.

[@DeagleGamesTV]

I can see the usefulness of the tinted visor (not the night time one obviously) but when i used to deliver pizza driving towards the west would be hell for the couple hours that the sun is setting. basically just a cheaper alternative to getting a strip of tint on your top quarter windshield.

[@ku7342]

Keep doing you, bruv. We're in for the ride, and appreciate ya!

[@thejesteramongfools]

Tyler, love the videos btw, I am sure someone else pointed it out but I can't find the comment. BUT just so you know you are bombarded by UV at night and people have even got what is called "moonburn" which is a sunburn from moonlight, also happens to be the name of a band. While most people don't wear sunscreen at night the UV rays can still affect you. Not saying this makes the Night vision glasses better or anything just pointing that out.

[@Calmetheis]

Definitely a great choice going with Bunker Branding. Matt built himself a great business and has done wonders for various creators.

[@mamacindyrogofsky495]

The clapper is old. I remember that as a child! Early to mid 80s I believe. What is good about the Clapper is if you are of limited mobility. It helps not to go back and forth to turn lights,tv etc on and off. Wonder if it would work in raising or lowering TV's volume? 😮😮😊

[@jameshedrick605]

Those glasses actually do help with nighttime driving. And they help reduce glare from oncoming headlights

[@beefymcskillet5601]

“ do you get a moon burn?!?” Is my favorite quote

[@LeviVanSluijs]

Did anyone els notice the rabbit in the background at 19:52

[@J-Rod91]

The thing inside the tube for the “Amazing Elastic Plastic” is a one way air valve! It COULD keep kids from sucking the stuff through but it also prevents the air you just blew in from coming back out and ruining your design!

[@msjkramey]

Man, knowing that those lights could be tricked by walking slowly would have really helped teenage me. I used to have to turn them off hours before I snuck out lol

[@Ponkdonker]

You can beat a motion detector the same way.

[@Nirrrina]

Sometimes you can beat a motion detector by just holding up a white sheet. I think it blocks certain light signals from going through. But it doesn't work with every kind.

[@jayp1312]

I have a Bauer brand tire inflator like this from Harbor Freight. It's a little beefier and I can interchange the batteries with other tools... It works slow but does the job when needed without having to drive around looking for air pumps at gas stations. And yes, the Bauer inflator gets hot also. I suppose it's the moving parts of the pump inside the plastic case.

[@nolans3026]

"because who would want to turn on a light the conventional way?" Me when I'm cozy in bed thank you very much

[@sleepypup]

This is why I have Wiz tbh. 🤣 My lights are wifi controlled

[@coolman05]

i love how he didnt realize if he set it down and it tapped twice, turning on the light there is a different version of the clapper

[@CaspianandFriends]

Scrolling through Tyler's videos and all of a sudden I see a new one I have to click...

[@paulabenson8675]

The night glasses are best when used while driving at night. They cut down the glare of oncoming headlights. Some of us have sensitive eyes and headlight glare makes night driving tiring and dangerous. The glasses do a pretty good job cutting glare.

[@victorclaerhout7855]

Did no one else see the rabbit in his yard?

[@kylekelley9524]

I remember those bubbles being really hard to start but we used to get the cheap knock off ones with the little pink straws

[@marcussrenkildeborg989]

Glad to see bunkerbranding is getting bigger and getting more creators

[@drunkenmonkey31]

I think matts outgrown that new place already 😂

[@sherijobe9754]

I remember the second thing you showed, the puddy. I think it came out in the late 60s and I'm 60 now and it made me smile to see this stuff again.

[@F30_Hellion]

Please couple a bunch of clappers into each other and try plugging things in to see what happens

[@jesseclayborn]

With the yellow glasses you need to go outside the moon help a little. I'm not sure if there the same as my yellow glasses I ride with but if there anything like them outside help a lot.

[@lnu2372]

Tyler is exactly the type of person I expect to have at least 1 of the first product in every room

[@yanitaheerdis8327]

The Yellow glasses are AMAZING for concussion headaches, they filter out the blue which helps with the headaches and fatigue. I pick those up for that reason

[@ashleystadlman2371]

Tyler using different items to activate the clapper is the funniest thing I’ll see today 😂

[@sleepypup]

I was too stoned for the water bottle one tbh 🤣

[@Oldsoldiersays]

yellow shooting/safety glasses have a solid place when driving. Heavy rainstorms. Clears your vision right up in those.

[@BP21_]

Anyone else think the clapper is terrifying? Imagine just sitting in bed, on your phone or reading a book, something catches your eye from the corner of your room. You decide to lower your book/phone and there's a demon or something staring at you, as you're frozen with fear you hear the most horrifying noise... two slow claps. As you hear this noise the lamp beside you, which also happens to be the only light source in the room shuts off immediately and you're left in the dark for a matter of moments before you either clap twice or rush to turn on another light source.

[@goodideabadexecution8864]

I put 4 of those motion lights up at my grandpa's place years ago so he could see to get from his garage to the house. He gets about 12-15 months out of the batteries. And yes, they work even in frigid Minnesota winters.

[@KingOfDixie]

Tyler seems like a legit good dude. Southern too? Hell yea!

[@RyANWaLlEt]

I lopve Tyler's enthusiasm over the lamp. It's so cute and endearing, as opposed to his usual fumbling about

[@Zappy1210]

I used night vison glasses when I played baseball/softball in the outfield for night games. They really helped with the glare from ballpark lights and helped contrast the ball. I don't think they are intended like true night vison gear like military etc. Not sure the ones you tested are the real deal tho.

[@jwpethe]

The best anti-glare night assistance I ever had were orange shooting safety glasses. I used to wear them all the time like sun glasses during the day & they were great for clarity at night.

[@TheMamaPowell]

Those yellow glasses I remember wearing when I was a kid with my dad fishing. We would be out either early morning just before dawn or out late just past dusk. They really did help with definition in low light conditions. I do have to wonder if they didn’t have palm prints all over them before they were put in front of the camera, if you would have been able to see through them better. 😁

[@walkingthedistance]

The yellow glasses are great during night time driving and heavy rain. It don't know how to explain but it really helps my vision a lot.

[@erikshappywife]

The night vision glasses REALLY do help with night driving. It cuts down on the glare of incoming car headlights A LOT!!! I used to have a pair but sadly, I did lose them 😔

[@HappyHands.]

I remember back in the 1970's i played with that bubble stuff.. i recall it having an somewhat addictive smell. i wonder if it still small the same.

[@kachiri]

Was in the 1990s, but my Ma used to have a hand-held spotlight/flashlight. Fairly big, but not too big and most of the weight was from the big square battery that goes with it, instead of using C or D batteries. It was an awesome spotlight flashlight. It was like those huge Hollywood lights you can see high in the sky from real far away, except not quite as wide beam and not as much distance to be seen from. And when you shine in the sky while it's cloudy up there, it was really kool. I miss that spotlight flashlight. And this thing was in the 1990s.