All Treats! No Tricks!

Oct 26, 2026 · @Alyssa Toomes

Quick answer: Daylight Saving Time ends Sunday, November 1, 2026, and evenings get dark an hour earlier in most of the U.S. UWGFL solar LED lights add safety light anywhere the sun shines, with no wiring and a 2-screw DIY install. Our sale ends at midnight on Halloween, Saturday, October 31: buy 10 solar dock lights, get 2 FREE with code SOLAR10, while supplies last.

Two deadlines, one weekend

This weekend brings two things you can't stop: Halloween and the end of Daylight Saving Time.

On Saturday night, the trick-or-treaters go home. A few hours later, at 2 a.m. on Sunday, November 1, the clocks fall back, and starting Sunday evening the sun clocks out an hour early, like it has somewhere better to be.

You can't argue with the clock. You can light up your dock, your steps and that path to the shed you've been crossing by phone flashlight since 2019. And through midnight on Halloween, you can do it with 2 free solar lights.

Consider this your friendly nudge. Or your not-so-gentle shove. The ghosts are coming either way.

Last call: buy 10, get 2 FREE ends at midnight on Halloween

Buy 10 UWGFL Solar Dock Lights and get 2 more FREE with code SOLAR10 at checkout. The deal disappears at midnight on Saturday, October 31, faster than the candy bowl, and only while supplies last.

The sun's leaving early starting Sunday. Your lights don't have to.

Daylight Saving Time ends November 1: why it matters

When Daylight Saving Time ends, clocks go back one hour at 2 a.m. on Sunday, November 1, 2026. Your evening commute, dog walk and dinner-time feeding of the cattle suddenly happen in the dark. (Arizona and Hawaii skip the clock change, but winter nights still get long there too.)

Darker evenings mean:

• More trips and falls on steps, docks and uneven paths
• Harder docking when you come off the water after sunset
• Hunting for keys, gates and latches by feel
• That one step everybody forgets about, every single night

Solar safety lights fix that without an electrician, an extension cord or an argument with your power bill.

Where to use solar LED lights: anywhere the sun shines

Our solar dock lights were made for docks, but they don't know that. They'll happily work almost anywhere that gets daytime sun and needs light after dark.

• Waterfronts and docks: Outline edges and corners so you can spot your dock from the water and tie up safely.
• Fishing piers: Light your footing and tackle for night fishing, and pair them with UWGFL fishing lights in the water.
• Dark walkways and trails: Line the path from the house to the dock, barn, shed or mailbox.
• Stairs and steps: Mark each step so nobody finds the bottom one the hard way.
• Hunting leases: Light the way to blinds, cabins, feeders and gates for pre-dawn and after-dark trips, with no generator needed.
• Freshwater tanks: Mark water tanks, troughs and pumps so they're easy to find and check after dark.
• Gates, sheds and outbuildings: Anywhere you've ever said "I can't see a thing out here."

A gift that actually gets used

Solar lights make a practical, thoughtful gift, and with 2 free lights in every 10-pack, you can keep some and give some.

• For aging parents: Light the porch steps, back stairs and the path to the car so Mom and Dad can get around safely after dark. It's peace of mind for you and one less thing for them to worry about.
• For families where power is hard to reach: Cabins, rural properties, ranches, lake lots and back corners of the yard often have no outlet nearby. Solar lights need nothing but sunshine.
• For the angler, hunter or boater in your life: Because they already have enough koozies.

Holiday shopping, done early. You're welcome.

Easy DIY install: 2 screws and you're done

No wiring. No trenching. No electrician. No YouTube rabbit hole.

1. Pick a spot that gets sun during the day.
2. Hold the light in place and drive in 2 screws.
3. Repeat until everything you trip over is lit up.

UWGFL solar lights charge from the sun all day and turn on at night. You can light up a whole dock, staircase or trail before the clocks fall back on Sunday.

Solar light FAQ

When does Daylight Saving Time end in 2026? Daylight Saving Time ends at 2 a.m. local time on Sunday, November 1, 2026, when clocks fall back one hour. Most of Arizona and Hawaii don't change their clocks.

Where can I use solar dock lights besides a dock? Anywhere that gets daytime sun and needs light after dark: walkways, stairs, trails, fishing piers, hunting leases, freshwater tanks, gates, sheds and waterfronts.

Do solar lights need wiring or an outlet? No. UWGFL solar lights charge from the sun during the day and turn on at night, so they work in places where electricity is hard to reach.

How do you install solar dock lights? Place the light where it gets daytime sun and fasten it with 2 screws. It's an easy DIY job.

Are solar lights a good gift for aging parents? Yes. Solar lights add safety lighting to steps, porches and paths with no wiring, which helps reduce trips and falls after dark.

When does the UWGFL solar dock light sale end? The sale ends at midnight on Halloween, Saturday, October 31, 2026. Buy 10 solar dock lights and get 2 free with code SOLAR10, while supplies last.

Shop UWGFL Solar Lights now and use code SOLAR10 before the clock strikes midnight.