noxgear Tracer2 - Multicolor Illuminated, Reflective Vest for Running or Cycling (Rechargeable, Waterproof)

I saw these vests worn by our local running club on early, dark morning runs. They look so cool, all lit up in different colors!The vest's lights are beautiful and bold, with various color and pattern options, all offering excellent visibility in the dark. I ordered the size small, which fits my medium frame perfectly. I'll use this for all twilight/night-time bike rides, hikes, and runs. It matches beautifully with the chest lamp for a perfect spotlight ahead of your path.

I got this for my son who runs outside when it is dark outside. He really likes that it is lightweight has multiple color options and is comfortable. I really like that he's completely visible! Anyone who does anything outside in the dark needs one of these immediately!Charges with USBC which is great because pretty much everything charges that way now and it only took a very short period of time to fully charge he's used it quite a bit and it hasn't run out yet so I don't know how long but it definitely holds a charge.

This vest is AMAZING!!! It fits exactly as described, the lights are beautiful, functional, and very very bright. I feel safer knowing that I am easy to see at night when out walking. I ordered the version that comes with the highlight, and it is SUPER bright. Works incredibly well, also fantastic if walking/running in dimly lit areas. It is so much fun to wear!! Highly recommend this product!!!

I do power walks at night. I carry a light dumbbell in each hand. This vest, along with the brand’s lamp that attaches to it, were exactly what I needed. The vest and lamp free up my hands, let me see the terrain and help keep me be seen by others. It is light, comfortable, easy to use and to recharge. The lamp and vest were well worth the money to help keep me from a fall and to help keep me visible in the evening, to drivers, cyclists and runners.

A must have for night runners, works great!Very adjustable, bright, many different modes to choose from and easy to use. Definitely worth every penny to keep your loved ones safe at night.

I love this vest. Once I watched a YouTube video for tips on his to adjust it, it fits perfectly. It doesn't jiggle when I run and it's light enough that I can almost forget that I am wearing it. It's nice and bright which makes me feel safer when I am running in the dark. I highly recommend this to someone who is trying to run in the dark.

I've been riding long night rides for more than 20 years now and I've lost too many friends to drunk , distracted, and simply careless drivers. High night visibility is very important to me. I have two very bright rear lights and very bright front lights too. But I'm not highly visible from the side and even the reflective Sam Brown belt I wear is not great from the side. That's where this vest is almost unique.I first wore this on a 600k brevet that starts in the dark and finishes in the dark 40 hours later. There's a lot of night riding on a ride like that. My first impression is that this vest very light. You really don't know it's there except that you can see the flashing reflected off your handlebars (not in an annoying way). You are highly visible from 360 degrees and especially from behind because the entire battery pack lights up too. In fact, you're so bright that no one will want to draft off of you. Fortunately it's easy to turn on and off while you're riding.As I recall there are 6 different colors and several flash patterns - some of which are very eye-grabbing. One very nice feature is that when you turn it on and off it flashes three times in one of three different colors depending on your battery strength. It takes three AAA batteries that are easy to replace in the dark. One reviewer suggested a rechargeable Li-Ion battery would be a good idea and I agree, but only if the battery lasted at least 24 hours. I don't know what the battery life of the AAA batteries are but they've lasted over 20 hours so far.If the batteries do die on you, you still have the reflective belt.If you look carefully at the product image you can see two small black dots under the front of the belt. These are adjustable stops that slide along the illuminated plastic tubes and effectively allow you to size the vest to your torso. It's a good idea but I notice that they leave little indents in the tubes. This, and the fact that the tubes are very narrow, makes me think they are fragile and I think it would be very easy to break the vest if they catch on something as you pick it up, put it on, or take it off. That's why I took a star off.Some people think that $60 is too much. Take a look at a Pearl Izumi reflective cycling vest. They start at ~$50. It's true the vest will keep you warmer too, but that might not be a good thing on a warm night.Would I recommend this to a friend? Absolutely. I have some dead friends who might still be alive if they'd been wearing this vest. But with drunk drivers it's hard to know. RIP Jim and Rod.

It’s phenomenal. Definitely get the attachable light. The reason this is better than the competition is because it never dims it just tells you when it’s low on batteries and then shuts itself off so there is never any loss of visibility with us. The attachable light is the same way it maintains a static brightness that turns off when it’s out of batteries without getting dimmer. The quality of the item is excellent. It uses USB-C, and my only criticism is that a little black plastic clip on the back of the harness that holds the fiber optic cables together for ergonomics loses its ability to keep the cables together. But that’s nothing that could not easily be fixed with a piece of string or something like that. Oh and definitely get the light hound as well. That also never dims overtime. It just runs the battery down and turns off so you get consistent visibility throughout the entire charge. If you’re on the edge about getting us done be just got it. You’ll love it. They also have extra harness pieces that are reflective that go over your shoulders along with the fiber optic cables that I’m thinking about getting, it’s the same piece of fabric that goes around your waist just on your shoulders. You definitely get what you pay for it. It’s not some cheap piece of shit.