And no matter how long you've been visiting, you picked an AMAZING time to pop in because we're celebrating my #12DaysOfCarleesChristmas {read my post announcing this series HERE if you don't know what I'm talking about}.
Today is Day 14 of my #12DaysOfCarleesChristmas! And the prize today is pretty FAN-FREAKIN'-TASTIC! Although, to be honest, all of the prizes are AMAZEBALLS! If I could enter my own giveaways I'm pretty sure I would enter each and every one of them in this series because they are just that awesome.
Up for grabs today are: 14 NATHAN MagStrobe Lights.
For today, DAY FOURTEEN, fourteen winners will be selected, each winning a NATHAN MagStrobe light.
I have a ton of NATHAN products - from a hydration vest to handhelds to travel water bottles and more. They are helping athletes run stronger and longer (and I know they're an asset that I'm thankful for on a daily basis in my life)!
Although NATHAN tends to be known for their hydration gear, I love that they have been releasing some AMAZING lights and reflective gear (especially since the sun seems to set at about 3pm nowadays). I have a few of their lights already (the StrobeLight LED Clip that I got after my first Ragnar because it works perfect for a light on your back and the Lightbender RX Lighted Armband that has become a staple in morning and evening activities to make sure others see me) and from everything I've seen thus far, I know they only offer quality products.
So when NATHAN wanted to join in on a BONUS day and offered up FOURTEEN Mag Strobe LED Clip Lights I knew you all would be over the moon! These things may appear small, but, man, they are mighty! This super-lightweight clip-on combines LED strobes with hi-viz reflective materials for added safety when you’re out at night. It is a featherweight reflective clip-on with a built-in strobe light. The magnetic flap clips on anywhere. It is battery powered, with 45+ hours of burn time {Steady on – 35+ hours, Fast Strobe – 40+ hours, Slow Strobe – 45+ hours}.
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| Seven winners will receive the Safety Yellow/ Black and seven winners will receive the Cockatoo/ Bluestone |
Entering this giveaway (along with the other #12DaysOfCarleesChristmas giveaways) is easy-peasy! Simply use the Rafflecopter widget listed below on the giveaway blog post and cross your fingers. Some entries are available daily so I'd HIGHLY recommend entering early and often. (Shoot, I would even go as far as suggesting you set an alarm to remind you to come back to this page every 24 hours so you can take advantage of as many entries as possible!)
a Rafflecopter giveaway
Now, the nitty gritty details... All entries are verified, so please make sure to do whatever the required action for the entry is or it will be disqualified. I would hate for you to miss out on winning due to a technicality, so if you are going to click the option, make sure you do whatever it asks or a new, random winner will be selected in your place.
Also, this giveaway will last seven days, with the winners being picked (and notified) on the eighth day. The winners will have 24 hours to reply to the congratulations email from me to claim their prize. That means, for this giveaway, it will end on December 20th at 11:59pm PST and the FOURTEEN winners will be chosen on December 21st. [PS I will be traveling for the holidays when these winners are selected, and will not be packing all the goodies in my carry-on, so the prizes will be shipped once I return home at the end of the month. Hope that's okay with the winners!]
And, finally, the winners must have a US mailing address. International shipping seems to cost an arm and a leg these days, and customs is a major headache, so to make it easier (and cheaper) on the brands who have offered up their products, the winners must live in United States of America (or at least have an address we can ship to within the US).
With that said, BEST OF LUCK TO EVERYONE WHO ENTERS! And don't forget to stop back tomorrow to see what is up next in my #12DaysOfCarleesChristmas (I promise you do NOT want to miss out on any of these giveaways!)!
For really early runs I take a flashlight.
ReplyDeletemy knuckle lights!!!
ReplyDeleteI wear a headlamp when I run at night. (I need to upgrade to a Nathan headlamp though..)
ReplyDeleteI use my reflective vest and a headlight for runs in the dark
ReplyDeleteI have a flashlight that has a strap that wraps around my hand. I'm generally not a fan of carrying things, but the strap makes it so I don't necessarily have to hold on to the light. In addition to lighting the path in front of me, it also has a blinking red light on the back. I also have a light that clips on to the brim of my hat and a reflective vest. I'm not messing around with running in the dark :)
ReplyDeleteMy Nathan handheld torch -- I love it!!
ReplyDeleteI have what I like to call my safety patrol vest (because it reminds me of the getup I had to wear as a safety patrol in elementary school)!
ReplyDeleteToss up between a light and reflective gear.
ReplyDeleteI need a light first and foremost. I use a Petzl headlamp right now. Reflective gear comes next.
ReplyDeleteMy headlamp is the most important piece I wear in the dark. These lights look like they'd help too!
ReplyDeleteReflective hat
ReplyDeleteI'm scared ...make that terrified of the dark but I also LOVE my Ragnar Relays so I strap on as many lights as possible. Never have to many lights for this chicken 😂
ReplyDeleteI need a light first and foremost. I use a Petzl headlamp right now. Reflective gear comes next.
ReplyDeleteSince joining a run club, I do night running...I use the street lights, but need something to stand out!
ReplyDeleteI always wear my flashing arm band light and at least one piece of reflective gear.
ReplyDeleteeither reflective gear or my headlamp!
ReplyDeleteBright lights -- you need to be seen from far away.
ReplyDeleteI don't usually run in rhe dark, but my schedule will soon be changing and I'm going to have to. This Nathan product will come in very handy.
ReplyDeleteI make sure to have my knuckle lights on, as well as a reflective vest!!
ReplyDeleteTwo things are vital for night running. My headlamp and also a reflective jacket. You can never have enough reflective gear!
ReplyDeleteLiving in Portland/Vancouver area I am always running in dark ...so i love everything flashy, blinky and reflective! And i LOOOVE Nathan products!
ReplyDeleteReflective gear! I run in the city so cars need to be able to see that I'm a runner in the wee hours of the morning!
ReplyDeleteIf I run in the dark I make sure I wear neon colors to be seen.
ReplyDeleteI think reflective gear (and pepper spray) are key.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love having reflective gear. Winters are tough in the Central Time zone!
ReplyDeleteI wear reflective gear, but lights would definitely help!
ReplyDeleteI have a headlamp I wrap around my hand and a reflective Sparkly Soul!
ReplyDeleteI have a bulky headlamp but I am not a fan.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love having reflective gear. Winters are hard...for me
ReplyDeleteBright reflective clothing, my headlamp and knuckle lights. It is so hard to run in the winter here. It's not a law to shovel sidewalks, bike paths are low priority and the snow/ice is on the shoulder so you end up in the middle of the street.
ReplyDeleteAmazer gloves! Look them up on amazon..they are AMAZING!
ReplyDeleteAwesome! I have never seen these, and I have lots of other Nathan stuff. I wear a vest and also a blinking light on my shoe currently.
ReplyDeleteI don't have any! I'm awful and I run with my phones flashlight on!
ReplyDeletesomething reflective... which i tend to slack on eeek!
ReplyDeleteJust recently purchased a vest, based on your recommendation, love it!
ReplyDeleteI run with pepper spray! Occasionally a light. Besides that, I am usually a runner
ReplyDeleteIt's not safe to run in the dark in my neighborhood, no matter what you have on, but if it was in a safer place, I'd wear my reflective vest and head lamp.
ReplyDeleteThis would be a perfect addition to my running gear if I join my local running club that runs at night.
ReplyDeleteMy flashlight for sure!
ReplyDeleteBe alert and pay attention. Gear related: Headlamp, other lights, reflective materials.
ReplyDeleteI don't really run int he dark. In Alaska, its light most of the summer, and its too cold for me to be out in the dark in the winter. But, early spring mornings I do wear flashers on my feet and reflective strips on my pants. I have a headlamp but it usually isn't THAT dark when i'm out.
ReplyDeleteI could definitely use one, can never be too bright with the way people drive in my neighborhood!
ReplyDeleteI have a Nathan's vest I wear.
ReplyDeleteMy most important gear for running in the dark is 1. My headlamp and 2. Some sort of reflective piece
ReplyDeleteMy most important gear is definitely my Nathan head lamp. It has a bright beam in the center and then colored lights on the sides. It makes me feel so much safer on the roads!
ReplyDeleteI love running outside during the winter, but it's so dark in the Midwest. I wear clips if it's dark (but I lost one last year) or my brightest clothes during the days. With everything so grey and brown I want drivers to see me.
ReplyDeleteCarlee, I put the wrong handle in the responses above for Twitter. It's @mcstellen and I did tweet. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteReflective gear is the most important for me.
ReplyDeleteLike it!! Never use it before
ReplyDeleteKnuckle lights ... and I a friend so I'm not running alone
ReplyDeleteI've been running at the gym lately because I find it so hard to chose between reflective/light-up gear. Its hard to come by physical gear in my town and I hate buying things online before seeing them in action!
ReplyDeleteReflective gear and my husband
ReplyDeleteThe most important part are lights. Need to be seen.
ReplyDeleteI have a running vest that I use when running in the dark
ReplyDeleteI wear a reflective vest and light on my hat.
ReplyDeleteSadie B.
I actually own a couple of nathan lights which serve as my main safety gear when I running in the dark. And I have to say I LOVE NATHAN products! I'd love to try one of these lights!
ReplyDeleteI always have lots of reflective stuff on.
ReplyDeleteI only run with a headlamp, but one of my running buddies carries the Nathan Zephyr Fire 300 hand torch, which is what I am really using too.
ReplyDeleteI carry my phone and am always aware of my surroundings.
ReplyDeleteI don't have anything like this, so this Nathan light would be an awesome addition to my running gear
ReplyDeleteMy reflective vest for sure! I just added a headlamp for extra light.
ReplyDeleteThe Nathan hydration belt would be so amazing! It is all wonderful though. Thx Carlee! -runzaround
ReplyDeleteI have a vest that reflects light like magic...
ReplyDeletemy headlamp is definitely most important!
ReplyDeleteI would love some more lights for me and my dog!
ReplyDeleteI don't run in the dark very often, but when I do I make sure to wear my reflective vest.
ReplyDeleteI try to avoid running in the dark (treadmill time!) but reflective gear is super important when I do!
ReplyDeleteMy most important nighttime safety gear is my headlamp! I don't go anywhere without it.
ReplyDeleteThese are awesome for safety!!
ReplyDeleteI wear two blinking arm bands I got at a runDisney expo. I tried it on my ankle once, but got really annoying. Gotta stay safe!
ReplyDeleteI wear a Nathan Headlamp that I love.
ReplyDeleteI can always use more running accessories!
ReplyDeletemy noxgear vest and my headlamp
ReplyDeleteBright clothing! Lights! Reflective gear!
ReplyDeleteI don't run in the dark. Too dangerous.
ReplyDeleteI am very cautious since once I got hit while a driver was doing a right turn on red in day light. So my best tip is, go on the treadmill or find day light. Would be excited to try the Nathan MagStrobe Lights so I can run outside again!
ReplyDeleteHeadland and knuckle lights!
ReplyDeleteLights! Blinky Lights!
ReplyDeleteI don't usually go run in the dark.
ReplyDeletei try not to run in the dark for safety reasons but i think reflective gear is very important
ReplyDeleteMy Headlight
ReplyDeletejust a simple headlight and bright clothing!
ReplyDeleteI always try to have on a pair of bright clothing. Other than that, I'm need to step up my game.
ReplyDeleteAll of my runs during the week are in the dark pre-dawn hours before work. My rechargeable knuckle lights are a must.
ReplyDeleteReflective clothes
ReplyDeleteI would say my reflective gear, but lights would allow me to be seen even more! I'm still working on running safely in the dark.
ReplyDeleteI very rarely run hen its very dark, but bright clothes!
ReplyDeleteMy headlamp, blinking lights and anything I have that is reflective!
ReplyDeleteMy headlamp for night and early runs!
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a good addition for my winter evening runs.
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ReplyDeleteI look like a Christmas tree when I run at night or early morning! Lots of lights!
ReplyDeleteI bring a little swiss army knife. I also don't listen to music when I run so I am fully aware of my surroundings (scary people, cars, dogs, etc...)
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