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Light-Up LED Pom Poms
Metallic streamers with LEDs built into the pom, a rechargeable pack, and one remote that changes the whole team’s color at once.
$145 USD per pair
Yes, our light-up pom poms come in your team colors: set the whole squad to one color by remote, or split each pair so one pom carries each school color. For cheer and dance teams, team pricing is $120 a pair on 10 or more pairs.
Can we get them in our team colors? Three ways to do it
It is the second question coaches ask us, right after pricing: in the last 30 days, 42 of the 200 questions tapped on our team page were this one. The answer is yes, and there are three ways to wear your colors:
- One color for the whole squad. One remote sets every pom in range to the same color at once.
- A split pair. The raised pom in one school color, the low pom in the other.
- A switch on cue. School colors for the anthem, white for a whiteout, a cause color for a theme night.
In daylight the metallic streamers carry the look; when the lights drop, the diodes built into the pom take over. See light-up pom poms for every kind of team for how each kind of team uses its colors.
How does a split pair work?
One pair can be set to two colors: the raised pom one color, the low pom another. Our setup page shows it in green and white, red and blue, and blue and white, and the setup videos walk through the steps.
The rule that makes it work on game night: a press on the remote switches every pom in range together. So the split is the last thing you set before the squad goes out, and any remote press after that puts every pom on one color. Plan your cues around it. A split pair is the opening look; a one-color switch is the hit; W puts every pom back on white.
School color combos: streamer color and light color
Every light-up pom has two colors. The streamer color is what the pom is made of: team orders come in ten metallic streamer colors, teal, orange, hot pink, purple, green, silver, red, blue, gold and white. The light color is what it glows: full-color LEDs, changed by remote on any night. Pick the streamer for daylight and the light for the dark.
| Team colors | Streamer color | Light color | Split pair option |
|---|---|---|---|
| Blue and white | White or blue | Blue, or white for a whiteout | One pom blue, one white (shown on our setup page) |
| Red and white | White or red | Red | One pom red, one white |
| Red and blue | Silver or white | Red, blue, or white for a patriotic night | Red in one hand, blue in the other (shown on our setup page) |
| Green and white | Green or white | Green | One pom green, one white (shown on our setup page) |
| Blue and gold | Gold | Blue | One pom gold, one blue |
| Purple and gold | Gold or purple | Purple | One pom purple, one gold |
| Teal and white | Teal | White | Teal streamers carry the daytime color |
| Black and gold | Silver or white | Gold | No light glows black; the uniform carries it |
| Red and black | Silver or white | Red | No light glows black; the uniform carries it |
| Orange and black | Silver or white | Orange | No light glows black; the uniform carries it |
A blue-and-gold team, for example, picks gold streamers and sets the light to blue, so the poms read gold under the sun and blue in the dark, or splits the pair, one pom gold and one blue. Your exact shades matter, so put them on the application and we will tell you plainly what we can match. For more on how each color reads at night, see our blue pom poms and gold pom poms guides.
Which color goes up, and which goes down?
Put the color the crowd knows you by on the raised pom. The raised pom is what the top rows of the stands see on a high V, a touchdown or a punch, so it carries the school’s main color. The low pom adds the second color at the bottom of the picture.
Choreographers can flip it without touching the remote: a cheerleader swaps poms between hands on a count, and the colors trade places. On a sideline of 16, a ripple of hand swaps reads as a wave of color down the line. Of the 54 teams that applied to us this fall, 6 asked for two or more colors.
What about white poms?
White was the most requested color this fall: 22 of the 54 teams that applied asked for it, ahead of blue (10), red (7), gold (6), and purple and silver (5 each). White is the safest pick for a program with a lot of theme nights, because the light color still changes by remote.
The Purdue Golduster Dance Team, the dance line of the Purdue “All-American” Marching Band, ordered 24 pairs in white in September 2026 and performed with them on the football field and on a night homecoming parade route; read the Purdue Goldusters case study and the Goldusters at homecoming. The Grand Canyon University dance team lit 40 pairs white at the pep rally that launched basketball season. Our white pom poms guide has more.
Switching colors by remote on game night
Write the color cues on the same sheet as the music cues, and give the remote to one person: a coach or a captain.
- Pregame: split pairs in school colors, set in the locker room.
- Kickoff or tip-off: one press, every pom on your main color.
- Theme night: pink in October, white for a whiteout, team colors on senior night.
- Final pose: W, every pom white.
If the band’s dance line also carries our poms, agree on one remote holder, because a press reaches every pom in range. For streamer and light color choices, see the cheer pom pom color guide, and how many pom poms a team needs for the count.
Send us your two colors
See the light-up LED pom poms for photos, then apply with your colors written the way your school writes them. If you are planning backward from a date, read ordering team poms for an event date.
Apply with your team, your two school colors, your date and how many athletes. We make the poms ourselves and will tell you plainly what fits your date. Team pricing is $120 a pair on 10 or more pairs.
Frequently asked questions
Can we get them in our team colors?
Yes. Set the whole squad to one color by remote, or split each pair so one pom carries each color. Tell us your colors when you apply.
Can one pair show both of our colors?
Yes. One pair can be set to two colors, the raised pom one color and the low pom the other. Our setup videos show the steps.
Can light-up poms be black?
No light glows black. Black-and-gold, red-and-black or orange-and-black teams pick silver or white streamers and light the poms in their other color, so the uniform carries the black.
What is your team pricing?
$120 a pair on 10 or more pairs. A 16-member squad with two spares is 18 pairs, $2,160.
How do they work?
The diodes are built into each pom. Charge the battery pack by USB-C, then use the remote: W for white, MODE to step through colors. It switches every pom in range together.
Can we get them in time for our event?
Send us your date when you apply. We make the poms ourselves and will tell you plainly what fits.
See also: light-up pom poms for every kind of team, booster club fundraising ideas and red pom poms.
Questions: info@neoncowboys.com.
