Shoe Lights - Rechargeable Battery & Waterproof Light for Runners, Dog Walking, Hiking - Best Safety Running Gear for High Visibility in Low Light

Would you like to STEP LIGHTLY? Like being LIGHT ON YOUR FEET? These are a couple of the cleverercomments I received this past month! Everyone who saw me during my pre-dawn walk thought they were a fabulous idea. I told them I'd see the invention on Shark Tank and then bought them on Amazon. These shoe headlights are a lot like car headlights in that they have a low beam, high beam, and flashers. There's also a small rear-facing red light for visibility to cars. I believe these are much safer than a headlamp because they better illuminate low objects like tree roots and stones that can easily trip you PLUS THEY DON'T BLIND oncoming walkers/runners. For me, waking up 4 hours too early every day in Hawaii, these lights allowed me to get in my miles safely plus I didn't have to worry about applying sun protection until later in the day, so out the door PDQ. Super quick to put on with a plastic tongue that easily slips over your laces (one part above and one part below the laces). I also wore them on my sandals on occasion. They weigh almost nothing. Easily recharged with included USB double cable! They also have 3 level adjustments if you prefer them to point more down or more up. When my friend saw them, she immediately bought a pair to use while riding her bike!

The product is very easy to use. Just slip it under your shoelaces, and you're ready to go! You don't need to do anything special with your shoelaces. However, you can, if you want to and lacing instructions are included. One of my favorite things is that they come with a double charging cord so that both units can be charged at the same time, very thoughtful.

An early morning runner and walker for over 15 years without any lights. My running mates and I grudgingly used our back packing head lamps on our weekly long runs on a park system bike trail, but none of us liked the solution.Although skeptical, when I saw the Night Runner 270 episode on Shark Tank, I began to re-consider the idea. After all, between the four of we have experienced several trips and falls of varying but mostly serious degrees. Recently one of friends was hit by a bicycle while running because the he did not see her. Yikes!Long story short, it was worth a try. I purchased a pair. Quick and easy to understand instructions and features.Verdict: I love the Night Runner shoe lights. I experienced an immediate sense of enhanced security just because the lights clearly make your presence known and from a great distance, from the front and rear. And yes, it is so very nice to be able to look down and see every step.On coming vehicle head lights normally cause a temporary blindness. The Night Runner shoe lights, counteract the lights and enable you to continue to see where you're going.It gets better. No batteries needed. No replacing bulbs. The Night Runner 270 shoe lights are rechargeable.I've been stopped by several people who wanted to admire and inquire about the lights. I believe in them so much, I purchased a pair for each of my three running mates. You'll want to give them a try. Walking, running and hiking.

I run in the early-am (5/5:30) and in the fall/winter, it's pitch-black dark on the trails where I run. Like, can't-see-your-hand-in-front-of-your-face dark. These little gems are great. They're particularly helpful when it's raining and you need to avoid puddles, or in the case of where I live, Canadian goose poop!! And they will also illuminate ahead of you so you can see "lurkers" and other runners/cyclists/walkers on the path ahead of you. Great visibility to motorists and others too - lights are bright but not overwhelming. 3 settings - low, high and flash. Clip on easily (tip: thread them into your laces BEFORE putting on your shoes...), charge quickly and hold a charge for a long time - I re-charge every other run. Paired with reflective arm-bands and a small canister of pepper spray and I'm ready for anything! Well...at least for a dark early-morning run :)UPDATE: BTW -- these ARE waterproof. I encountered some trail flooding last week while running -- was forced to run through ankle-deep water. Twice. Lights went under - I had no choice. They worked great! Left them for a few days to dry out, charged overnight and used again this morning - no issues whatsoever. Work great.

I am not a jogger but a nighttime dog walker and these free up hands to be able to hold the dogs, pick up the droppings or just keep hands in pockets.Tried headlamps but found the drivers in my neighborhood treated me like a becon and came towards us, with these lights towars the ground, cars stay away.You can set the light on low, high or flash and there are red lights on the edges, They clip on to the tongue or shoe laces to have them as high or low as you want.

I use the Night Runner shoe lights every night walking the dog. They are great. We have a lot of tree roots and uneven ground and between my flashlight and the shoe lights it’s no problem. What a smart invention.

I bought these after reading great reviews. I’ve probably ran about 100 night miles in them. Overall, these have held up but have some negatives that have lead to me buying a different running light.Brightness: very bright with different modes. Easy to changeCharging: easy to charge and comes with a bag to keep the lights plus the charging cord inSize: These are a little bulky and you can feel them hanging on the shoe. Also the long piece that slides down the tongue of the shoes can feel a little uncomfortable on top of the foot.Functionality: while the do work and function as intended , I think the weight and bulkiness of the unit make them slide a little during runs, which is distracting. During my last 2 runs , both around 10 miles, these have actually fallen off.I’m going to keep these in case a friend ever tags along on a night run and needs some but I’m glad to be moving on from them.

Lights up your path very well.