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Gloving is an exciting new art form similar to dancing or playing an instrument! Its movement with LED lights at your fingertips using your arms, fingers, wrists, hands, and body.

With new technology, glow sticks at high intensity only lasted a few minutes; LEDs with fresh batteries can last up to 10 hours constantly on. LED's are much more advanced in terms of different color patterns that can be produced. LED's such as strobes, Ribbons, X-fusions, eRav'n, etc can be produced by specially integrated IC chips in LED bulbs.

A. The gloves are magic stretch white glove that are designed to fit all sizes. What makes them special is the types of micro lights you can put into your fingertips! B. Pre-Wired eGloves, have LEDs attached the glove itself and have a battery compartment around the wrist. These special gloves have 6 modes different awesome modes to choose from.

There are a few different types of micro lights in the market that we carry; they all can perform different functions in various modes. Dotz - The most basic micro light we carry- has a switch, 4 screws. Gluvmax - Basic chip, no screws, medium sized housing. Micromax - Smallest innovative light out and comes with a chip that can have several different modes. Inova - 3 mode micro light (high power, strobe, slow flash). Photon - single click, multi-mode chipped light.

Of course, you’d think the most expensive light would be the best, but in this case it’s not. The smallest and best micro light for gloving out there right now is actually cheaper than general key chain micro lights.

Yes, diffusers make a world of difference, using them can sometimes make your light look up to 4 times as big! There are currently three types of diffusers right now- open, closed, and premium. The closed give you a general diffused light looking as best described bubble. The open diffusers look more like marshmallows, with a more direct light from the top of the finger. Premium diffusers are similar to open, but just smaller. Also don’t forget to check out the BRAND NEW color tinted diffusers as well!

There are a few ways you can go about choosing your first set, or just another set. A. There are premade sets, made by the top glovers and teams, or you can custom make a set by yourself, or with the help of our staff via phone, e-mail, or visiting us at our retail stores. B. Generally you can start off by watching the videos of our Emazing glove sets, if you happen to like one you can either order that complete set or customize it with your own taste.

The main difference is in for the style of show. Black gloves won’t diffuse any light at all, so you can’t use a palm light, or invert your thumbs.

You cut the LED right before the clamp (squares on the prong) for gluv max and micro max. With the dotz, you have to clip them in a special manner to make sure you have the positive and negative prongs on the right side. Please refer to our tutorial session for more instructions.

For the most part yes, some bulbs will not work in some lights only because of the type of light. For example, a ribbon bulb will work in the first mode of the Micro Max Evo chip, but will not work in the 2nd or 3rd mode because those are strobe-effecting modes, not made for ribbons.

Generally speaking they last about 2 full events, which breaks down to about 10 hours of constant on time.

Our special made LED’s have a .01% failure rate and we almost never find a broken LED. Sometimes, however we come across a broken chip or casing and we can help you troubleshoot via e-mail, Facebook, phone, or even walking into our store. Our friendly and helpful staff is always ready and eager to help you solve your problems with your lights and help you prevent them for the future. You can also refer to our online tutorials for troubleshooting!

Palm lights are basically any micro light fitted to stay in the middle of your palm during your show. It casts an eerie background to your finger lights, and gives a very cool look. You don’t need them, but they’re definitely an option! We use Velcro to make the lights stick, so you can use any housing. No more need for ONLY using Maxlights and Inovas because of the need for a clip.

There are multiple variations of bulbs, but in the simplest form, there are three types. Strobes, Solids, and Ribbons. They are basically exactly what they're named. Strobes can come in a variety of different colors, and modes. Sometimes having 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, or more colors in a strobe pattern. Solids are just solid colors that maintain their color and intensity. Ribbons basically solids that change color, most commonly there are 3 colors to compose the ribbon, that doesnot have a break in its light trail."

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