West Biking Night Running Lights, USB Rechargeable Chest Light with 90° Adjustable Beam Angle, 500 Lumens Waterproof Ultra Bright SafetyLamp with Reflective Straps for Runner

I’m an early morning (pre-dawn) runner. I used to run with a group, but after Covid, it kind of fell apart now I feel perfectly comfortable and safe running by myself around my neighborhood. I can see NBC seen I like that. It has two different brightnesses on the light also that it is directional and can be pointed down or up as needed. I am going to use this also for camping and I’m ordering another one for my son, who is also a runner.The other extra nice feature is that the battery is rechargeable and lasts 3 to 5 hours between charges.

These West Biking Night Running Lights have become my essential running gear for evening runs. The bright LED lights are incredibly visible, making me feel much safer while running in low-light conditions. The chest mount is comfortable and secure, and the rechargeable battery provides ample run time. These lights are easy to use and adjust, and they pack a powerful punch in terms of visibility.

Received this today and used for an evening 10k run (approx 60 minutes). I’ve never had one of these so expectations were minimal, especially considering the price, but I chose this one because the front light angle can be adjusted.It appeared to be fully charged when it arrived but I plugged it in for about 4 hours before I used it. By the time I got home, it showed 3 out of 5 charge lights on. It didn’t not appear to dim as I went.It’s a bit smaller than I expected but it is lightweight which is nice. I’m 6’2”, 225 lbs with fairly athletic build and it fit me pretty well. I wore it pretty high on my chest which is why I’m glad it is adjustable.I was hoping for a wider angle of light, it’s a rectangle of light but does a decent job of lighting your path except for when making a sharp turn.The real test will be when it rains to see how waterproof it is.All in all I’m happy with it, much better than carrying a flashlight!

This may be the best $20 I've ever spent. I use it for night runs after work. Makes me feel like Iron Man. Overall, I love this product.Pros:-VERY bright: when going for night runs, I can clearly see my surroundings for 30-40 feet-POWERFUL rechargeable battery via USB: I've been on 6 or 7 night runs with these, each run about 20-35 minutes long, high brightness, all on a single charge-LIGHT and snug: it doesn't bounce around, feels snug against my torso once adjusted-TAILLIGHT: great bonus, makes me feel safer knowing I can be seen by vehicles in front and behindCons:-no indication whether it is charging or fully charged; just a solid red light when plugged in [UPDATE 12/24/20 no clue how I missed this... but the tail light on the back actually has 5 red lights that light up in succession from left to right as it charges, informing you of its progress. And when the battery is low, the tail light will pulse slowly]-I wish the light had a bit of a "hood" so that if the light is aimed upwards and I look down, I'm not blinded by the wide angle of coverage this light gives (very minor issue)You can't go wrong for the price. If you go for night runs like me, or hike, cross country ski, or even just need light for late night barbecues, this is for you!

This came in an Amazon box that was not damaged but the box inside looked like the glue on the seams had come loose. The light and harness were still packed as from the factory. Mine came fully charged and has lasted, on bright, for a 2 hour run. In the fall I usually run at least 1 hour in the dark and don't like the way a light held in the hand or mounted on the head moves around. If you run properly, without a lot of bounce, etc., this light stays on your path except for curves and then all you have to do is turn at the waist a little bit to make sure the path is clear. The light gives animals time to get out of the way. Deer seem to be mesmerized by it as they just stand and look unless you make some noise as well (be careful doing this during rut as I have been chased by a buck before, luckily deer can't climb trees). Bicyclists are seeing me from behind a lot better and letting me know they are there are least twice as far away as they used to. It is slow to charge but that is to be expected considering how long it will work between charges. My 2 hour run has been using about 20% of the battery. The only bad thing I can say is that the harness is a little snug. I have it at maximum size and it fits and could probably stretch another 4 or 5 inches. The instructions that come with it tell you to put it over the left shoulder, this should be the right shoulder due to how the harness it constructed. I'm going to buy one for my wife to wear when we go bicycling as it is better than the lights on our bikes.

I walk my dog in the morning. The paths I take have many joggers and bikers, and to avoid a collision, it is important to make myself and my dog visible to them. The Running Light I purchased is a solution to the problem. The front light in high lumens enables projection forward several yards away. There are two brightness settings, and both are good for my morning walks. The red lights on the back work like a lighted reflector. The elastic bands make it easy to put on. Once put on, the lights stay with your body. When I bend to pick up the poop, I can project the front light so I can see it. The lights are chargeable via a USB cable, and so I can plug it into a computer before hitting the sack, and the next morning, it is ready to go. Another benefit, which I never thought of when I ordered it, is you can use it as a flashlight. I have a storage space under a stair. There is a ceiling light in the room, but sometimes I find it too dark. Wearing my new toy, I can go in there and direct the light to the place I am searching in.

The headlight was not bright enough and the vest was too small for me.