Jogging or biking when it starts to get dark is more dangerous because pedestrians and bikers are less visible to vehicles but since hubby goes biking every Wednesday with his biking friends after work, I make sure that he has the proper gear to stay visible to cars.
When I received the Mr. Visibility USB LED Reflective Belt, I was quite excited to give it to hubby because it looked more effective compared to a regular reflective belt.
The Mr. Visibility USB LED Reflective Belt has a switch at the side which turns on a LED light in front of the belt. The area with a LED light measures approximately 18 inches in length and 2 inches in width. There are 2 light options which can be changed using the switch at the side. The first light option is a flashing light while the second option is a steady light.
The adjustable garter band at the back also has a 1 inch reflective strip to make the belt reflective 360 degrees.
The belt is adjustable to fit a waist from 25 to 50 inches (measurement according to the company). I like how this is more effective compared to a regular reflective vest because when turned on, this belt helps hubby remain visible even without a light shining on the belt.
I tried to use this as well and I like how comfortable this is and that it stays in place. The LED light works approximately 6 hours on steady light before I had to charge the belt. This is also waterproof so even when I sweat, I don't have to worry about damaging the LED reflective belt. Since this is rechargeable, I don't have to worry about buying batteries when the battery runs out. The USB cable included is safe to plug in to my laptop or a USB adapter.
You can purchase the Mr. Visibility USB LED Reflective Belt
HERE.
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Holy cow that's bright! This looks like a great tool for runners and cyclists at night since your visibility probably goes way up compared to just reflective tape.
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