Handheld Running Bell, Wearable Runners Bell for Joggers and Marathoners Alerts Pedestrians to Move Over, Loud Resonant Brass Bell and Hammer on Aluminum Body with Silicone Finger Sizers

I use this amazing little bell when I unicycle. It works extremely well, as people respond quickly and effectively to a bike bell (and not so much to the verbal "on your left" warning). I find that I can make the bell really loud or quite soft, and can even stop the ringing if I see folks are aware and moving to the right.I have had an instance where, at the bell's loudest, and with numerous rings, someone who was quite elderly couldn't hear it. It is higher pitched than a bike bell so it may be out of range for folks who may be losing their hearing or for those engaged in listening to music on their earbuds. It is best to ring the bell and look for confirmation well ahead of the time necessary for passing. (BTW - When coupled with "on your left", the person in the story above heard me and all was well...) :)I also like how it fits. It has rubber inserts so you can adjust the size a bit by either using the inserts or not. It is comfortable and doesn't impact my ability to unicycle. It does stick two fingers together.This bell was a game changer for me! I love it!

I like that it’s small and not clunky or obnoxiously big. It’s made well and the kids respond immediately when I ring it to have them clean up or another transition.

I ordered the Rose Gold For Her.PROS: The product works just as described and provides a pleasant tone to alert others. I use it when I run on the local high-traffic 'rails-to-trails' path.CONS: I live in a temperate climate but we do have winter weather. Wearing over thin gloves (the inexpensive stretchy kind you can buy at a discount store), the Ring Bell for her is quite snug. I do not have sausage fingers but my hands are not petite (I am 5'11"/128 lbs). If you plan use with gloves, unless you have petite/slim fingers, you may want to consider a For Him Ring Bell.CONCLUSION: Would purchase again.

i use this bell for riding my electric unicycle. its great and the only product of its kind i can find.

This is a truly great idea and seems to be one of the few on the market. I've used this in conjunction with my OneWheel -- which is a relatively quiet electric skateboard device. When I come up on people in a park or a crowded place, it's a very clear, very audible, friendly ring that immediately announces your presence. I've even got the attention of cars with their windows up to keep them from pulling out in front of me. SADLY, the spring only lasted a month before it bent backwards and lost it's "snap." In trying to replace/repair the spring, the knocker part fell through a crack and now I'm stuck with a bell that wont ring. We are being charged a fair amount for this product: PLEASE DITCH THE CARRY BAG THAT NO ONE WILL USE AND FOCUS ON THE BEST QUALITY SPRING POSSIBLE. There is not excuse for this oversight.

After a few uses, the trigger that is coiled starts to bend in the direction of the pull. Hence, the tension starts to fade from the bell, rendering it less effective.

I backed this on Kickstarter long time ago. I gave it to my love one. So I had to buy another one. I use this for running and it so hilarious people will actually thought there is a bike behind them and scared the heck out of them. This thing works like a charm if you don't like to slow down during your run to avoid the crowds that blocking the path.

I'm old, I'm fat and I rollerblade. This is critical for getting people out of my way as I cannot stop.

Got this for my wife and she loves it! A bit pricey but very well made and loud considering its size.

歩行者との接触防止のため購入しました。公園などのRunでかなり活躍してます。使用回数が多いのか？ベルを鳴らすスプリング部分が取り付け部分のネジ山から外れ落ちる場面も…スプリング自体も完全に伸びた感じで、再取り付け後もベルを鳴らすのが難しくなりました。大変良いアイテムですので、よりリファインされた商品を期待してやまないです。

just the job first person that got in the way i pinged the runbell and they jumped out of the way thinking i was on a bicycle lol

After regular usage during one run, the item became useless. The spring used is too elastic and would not bend back. Great idea, bad and cheap execution. Would not recommend!