I'm interesting in purchasing this product to place on a vest for night time running. Any advice for placing on clothing?
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I do believe it will work on some clothing but probably not something that is mesh. It is not very flimsy and the adhesive would not survive a wash. But if its for a temporary application I think it would last at few times before you would have to reapply. Some of the DOT reflective stickers have a stronger adhesive. I used a red one on my cycling CamelPak and it has been on for about a year. Hope this helps.
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Tighten the vest over whatever clothes you will be wearing, . Mine works very well.
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I spray / soaked the controls in Scotchgaurd let it dry overnight haven't had any problems with sweat while running though I used to about 15 minutes into my run. Use at you own risk though as it worked for me I'm no expert in the control design or why the elctrolyte solution of sweat shorts it out while the chemical makeup of Scotchgaurd does not.3M 4106D 10-Ounce Scotchgard Fabric Protector for Fabric and Upholstery3M Scotchgard Fabric Protector
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Not a bad fit, can get stretched if you wear a winter cap, OK with glasses. Would consider a light with a front to back head strap if you are a competitive runner
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Might not be a bad idea, but not required. Try to avoid pointing the light right in your eyes when checking to 'see if it's on'. Instead, point it at a white piece of paper, or white t-shirt. Even in daylight and on 'low', it'll really glow.
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I love mine for running ... no movement of my gun whatsoever, I forget it's even there. In order to be concealed you can't wear skin-tight running clothes, though ... at least a baggy shirt over the top.
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It might get a little clunky when you put it in your pants pockets, plus you could get injured if they break. Maybe it would be better to put it in vacuum sealed plastic bags and then put it in one of those Crown Royal bags to keep out the light and conceal it from view.
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The way it was sold it's not low ride. I don't know if there are accessories that can make it such. I wear it on a tactical belt so it sticks out a bit. Written on a standard pant belly IMO it would be close to the body but still allow good draw. Now with a vest, I really don't know. A vest could pretty much obstruct anything I would guess.
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I had to use duct tape...nobody sees it anyways with clothes on it. I put the lighter tops and dress shorts on the bottom GOOD LUCK
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It will shine up. I have noticed when on a blinking setting it sometimes gets bothersome. BUT if that happens I switch it to a solid color and than don't notice the vest shining up. I'm sure if it becomes a problem you could cover that part with tape or something. I would definitely give it a try and if it doesn't work send it back.
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You might need someone else to help with this. While you have it on have someone push one of the shoulder straps in towards the front of the vest. Once it is at the desired height close the velcro on that strap. Repeat for the other strap. Make sure you have the Velcro on the shoulders open before you push the straps in.
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I've never worn it at night with cars coming at me but I can tell you it's very, very reflecting and visible in the distance with only an out-in-the-country yard light shining on it, so I would expect it to be good on the road. Hope this helps! : )
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Hello, I think this is really too heavy to run with. If you put it tight enough, it should stay, but once the velcro ages and wears down, it will not stay due to its weight.
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It really depends on your treadmill and how you could rig it up, agnes, but it's really not meant to sit on something like that, and it's quite a sizeable light. Personally, I wouldn't risk it, unless you're willing to risk damaging the light with frequent drops.
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You can use the secure strap as it's designed for a certain height. You can use the stickies (which I never use I suppose). If you are a hard runner, I would be very careful with this approach.
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Yes. I personally have concealed it under a fitted vest quite well, but not my blouse. It could, but it would definitely add maybe a couple of inches to your waist. The main consideration is the edges of the plastic plates will be very uncomfortable against your skin and will need some kind of cushioning, and it will make you sweat because your skin can't breath, so you will definitely need a vapor barrier. Maybe an undershirt? You will just have to experiment with it for comfort, but it isn't all that terribly bulky.
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I just keep mine on and use my fog lights at night. Don't want the chance the Velcro start to ware and fly off, so I put them on and never take them off