
The Kind of Halloween Neighbors Stop to Look At.
Turn an ordinary walkway into a glowing trail of skeletal hands reaching up from the ground — creepy enough to get noticed, playful enough to make Halloween night feel unforgettable.
Per Set
Colors
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Your Yard Doesn't Need
More Decorations.
It Needs a Scene.
Pumpkins are expected. Cobwebs are familiar. But glowing skeletal hands appearing to rise out of the lawn? That's the detail people remember.
Plant a pair beside your porch, line several sets along a path, or mix colors through a graveyard display to create a Halloween setup that feels alive after sunset.
Make the Path Part of the Halloween.
Before they ever reach the candy bowl, give trick-or-treaters something to discover.
Place the glowing hands along your walkway and suddenly the journey to the front door becomes part of the experience — eerie color, rising bones and just enough creepy fun.
The best Halloween displays aren't just seen from the street. They pull you into the scene.
Four Colors. Four Completely Different Vibes.
Keep your display coordinated with one color or mix several together for a more dramatic haunted-yard effect.
Toxic Green
Zombie yards, graveyards and eerie radioactive glow.
Blood Red
Dark, dramatic and impossible to ignore after sunset.
Haunted Purple
Perfect beside witches, webs and enchanted Halloween décor.
Ghostly Warm White
A classic skeletal glow with an old graveyard feeling.
Build the Whole Haunted Walkway.
Two Looks. One Halloween Display.
In daylight, the distressed bone finish already gives your lawn a creepy graveyard feel.
When night arrives, the wrapped LEDs bring the fingers and forearms to life, making them stand out from the sidewalk, driveway or front porch.
Set Up the Scare Almost Anywhere.
No extension cords running across the lawn. No complicated installation.
Add Batteries
Insert 3 × AA batteries into the separate battery box.
Stake It Down
Push the pointed stake into grass, soil or a flower bed.
Switch It On
Turn on the lights and let the yard take it from there.
Twist. Tilt. Make It Look Unnatural.
Straight rows can feel staged. Slightly different angles make the hands look more like they're actually pushing their way through the ground.
The adjustable connection lets you vary the position of each arm so your display feels less uniform and more like a scene.
Bring the Glow Into the Party.
Around a fire pit. Beside the patio. Along the fence. Through the garden. Halloween gets better when the entire outdoor space feels like part of the night.
Tall Enough to Be Seen. Easy Enough to Store.
Things You Might Want to Know.
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Make Something Come Out of the Ground.
Start with one pair. Mix several colors. Or line the whole walkway and give the neighborhood something worth slowing down for.
CHOOSE YOUR SKELETON HAND LIGHTS →