Jogging is one of the most rewarding exercises that you can even undertake. Not only does it activate your entire body but it also keeps burning calories after your done with your exercise. However, if you don’t have access to a treadmill or other geeky equipment, working out in the evening when it’s dark outside can be a tricky thing. The risk for injuries is multiplied many times over when you exercise in the dark. But as with everything, there is a solution to this problem. The solution comes in the form of a brilliant shoe accessory called Night Runner 270° Shoe Lights.
They are clamped on to your shoes and has both front-facing and back-facing lights. Ultra-bright white LEDS for the front-facing lights and red LEDs for the back-facing ones. It’s a clever way to keep up your exercise sessions even when the dark has dropped its veil over your location.
The Li-Ion batteries will last around 4-6 hours. Long enough to serve you plenty of illumination even on the longest of runs. The LEDs are quite bright as well presenting a 30+ feet forward beam distance. Something that at least I have never seen before.
I have seen a lot of people using headlamps when out on my running sessions. However, they look incredibly annoying, and I wouldn’t sport one anytime soon. They are just too bulky.
[pullquote]The lights have received an almost full 5-star rating among customers, and I am inclined to believe them.[/pullquote] I am going to order a couple of these and try them out myself. The season is going towards darker evenings where I am so they will come in mighty handy.
You can get a pair yourself over at Amazon for just $59.95. A price that can save you a lot of pain and heartache should you twist your ankle in the dark. If you have a pair of these already, or if you get a pair, let us know what you think of them in the comment section below. It’s always good to hear what users have to say. – Don’t know how to get your exercise into your daily schedule? Here are a few tips that might help you.
Running Shoe Lights To Illuminate Your Path
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