Traffic cones Simba‑Dickie BIG 4 model 800001191 — set for road safety and training

Set of traffic cones Simba‑Dickie BIG 4 model 800001191 is intended for marking and temporary demarcation in traffic training, sports drills, parking management and event layouts. The cones serve as visible boundary markers for organizing exercises, indicating hazards and guiding movement paths on roadsides, parking areas, training fields and other outdoor or indoor surfaces.

Advantages

The Simba‑Dickie traffic cone set offers high visibility and simple handling for quick placement and removal. Cones in the set are lightweight yet stable enough for temporary use and are designed to withstand repeated positioning during training sessions. Their durable construction allows use on asphalt, concrete and artificial turf while maintaining shape and color clarity under regular outdoor conditions.

Suitable for

• Driver education and traffic safety training
• Sports drills and physical education exercises
• Temporary lane marking and event crowd guidance
• Parking area organization and obstacle course setup

Key specifications

• Set composition: multiple cones designed for marking and training
• Material characteristics: durable, flexible plastic suitable for outdoor use
• Visibility: high-contrast color finish for quick recognition
• Portability: lightweight design for easy transport and storage
• Surface compatibility: suitable for asphalt, concrete and artificial turf

How to use

Place cones at required intervals to outline lanes, mark hazards or define exercise boundaries. For driver training, position cones to simulate turns, slalom paths or parking spaces. For sports practice, use cones to establish drills and movement patterns. After use, stack cones for compact storage and transport. Inspect cones periodically for signs of wear and replace any items that have lost shape or visibility.

Usage recommendations

For optimal visibility, position cones on level, unobstructed surfaces and avoid placing them where reflections or low light may reduce contrast. Use a sufficient number of cones to create clear guidance lines and maintain safe spacing according to the training or event requirements.