Reflective Running/Biking Vest From Stark Review

I've mentioned in the past that hubby goes biking every Wednesday with his biking buddies. They do this after work so it's almost already dark when they start biking. He has lights in front and back of his bike but this isn't enough because there were 2 instances when a right turning car at an intersection bumped the back wheel of his bike. Fortunately, he didn't suffer any injuries and only 1 time did the back wheel of his bike get a little "disaligned" (from his term).

The Stark Reflective Vest was a perfect thing for him to use while biking every Wednesday. (The above photo is a photo of the vest without the flash of the camera)

The Stark Reflective Vest came in a plastic packaging. It has a yellow neon color and a reflective strip in the middle. The yellow fabric is like a garter and it stretches a bit. The buckles are adjustable to achieve a comfortable fit. (This photo above is taken with the camera's flash)

I tried it on and found out how comfortable it was. It's light and stretchy so I easily adjusted it to a comfortable fit. This is also very easy to take on and off. I like how I can just put it over my normal clothes (or hubby's biking clothes) and it would automatically increase his visibility at night. The reflective strip goes around the back (I forgot to take a picture!) in an X pattern so my front and back is really visible.

I love how easy this is to wear and how easy it is to take off. It's very lightweight so it's easy for hubby to just keep it in his bag. This is really helpful and I'm much more confident knowing that hubby is more visible when he goes biking.

You can purchase the Stark Reflective Vest HERE with free shipping if you are a Prime member.

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