Road ID?

[ultramickeymouse]

I know Larry of http://www.runnersid.com/index.htm and his work very ell!

 

[Ronda93]

I have an ankle roadID that I wear for biking. I have the same info on the outside of my helmet.

I made a D-tag style one for my running shoes.

Ronda

 

[stego]

with Levi endorsing the product.

I was "nudged" a few years back by a friend and his wife to get one; and shortly after, 1 each for my wife and son. We all have the original wrist ID.

As a family, it's part of our routine going to ride together: helmet, glasses, Road ID...you get the picture.

For me as an athlete, whether I am MTB, Road cycling, Cyclocross, Long distance running, Triathlon...etc. it is on. It has simply become part of my routine. I've only done one MTB race with a chip on the ankle, but a few running and all triathlon events with the chip on the ankle. Having another strap on the ankle would bother me; so that is why I personally have the wrist model. I have my own champion chip and use that when I can.

When I distance run I put it on 1st, then put a wristband over it. I just have to make sure before I pass out, that I move my wristband so my RoadID can be seen. Well, in principle anyway. Your results might be different.

 

[mkymsehi]

Road ID $2.00 off coupon code ARR8145, good through 11/30/10.

 

[syko]

I just got my road id elite, and its

I was able to get everything I need on it (and thats a lot) my old medical alert had to have information both sides, but id got it all on one.

I love the purple color and I do not take it off.

I have left it a bit to big for me so that it will fit over my racing tops and always be seen.

Great service, I called and did it over the phone as I have a lot of medical things to be listed, called late on wednsday and it arrived monday.