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Where can I buy High-Vis Clothing?

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  • 11-12-2012 10:46pm
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    GrahamHorgan
    Registered Users Posts: 3 ✭


    Hi.

    I was looking for high-vis clothing to buy for when i`m out jogging/running. Aldi had the type of clothing i`m talking about just a few weeks ago. If anyone can tell me where I could buy that type of clothing.

    Thank you.
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    miller50841
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    Try ebay or the likes of tresspass or great outdoors


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    Ososlo
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    A quick-fix buy would be a High-Vis vest/bib to throw over your existing clothes. I got a great one for about a tenner in Champion Sports. It's made by Ronhill. Saved me a fortune on high-vis gear.


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    mossym
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    running any races in the next few weeks? i ran one two weeks ago and they gave out high viz jackets instead of a t-shirt, given i didn't have one was great for me. know of another race that did similar, so might be the done thing this time of year


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    rom
    Registered Users Posts: 5,141 ✭✭✭rom


    Ososlo wrote: »
    A quick-fix buy would be a High-Vis vest/bib to throw over your existing clothes. I got a great one for about a tenner in Champion Sports. It's made by Ronhill. Saved me a fortune on high-vis gear.
    +1 on these. I have 3 or 4 of these as my wife uses them for walking. Ron hill or Hilly Mesh bib it will take 1/2 hour to dry.

    15054-220211102504891847858.jpg is the one I use. You must get a mesh one as the other type are like wearing a plastic bag.


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    spurscormac
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    rom wrote: »
    +1 on these. I have 3 or 4 of these as my wife uses them for walking. Ron hill or Hilly Mesh bib it will take 1/2 hour to dry.

    15054-220211102504891847858.jpg is the one I use. You must get a mesh one as the other type are like wearing a plastic bag.

    If getting a high-vis, the smaller mesh ones are better. I have worn the bigger ones a couple of times and it's like running with a sail on if its windy.
    I've picked up a couple of high-vis jackets on sale here or there & also have some led bands I wear on my arms at night, whether I have the high-vis on or not.

    Something to note though - its the size & amount of reflective strips that will make you stand out to traffic at night, not the fact its bright orange or yellow - that's more useful in daylight conditions.


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