Night Runner 270 Shoe Lights

Name: Night Runner 270 Shoe Lights
Brand: Night Tech Gear
SKU: NR270R
Price: 59.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.88 (68 reviews)

$ 59.95 $ 64.95

Robust & Weatherproof
Built tough with long-lasting quality at the forefront, allowing you to focus on your training in all conditions.
The Patented Original
The Night Runner 270 shoe lights are the first of their kind, & the original hands-free or headlight-free lighting solution for runners, hikers, or any outdoor enthusiast.
360 Degree Visibility
Light up your path with 150 lumens + 2 ultra-light LEDs with a rechargeable battery that produces 360 degrees of visibility.
All Outdoor Activities
With the wearable Night Runner 270's, you can safely trek through mountains, trails, or your own neighborhood knowing you've got reliable, safe lighting at all times.
The Nitty Gritty
Long-lasting lithium ion batteries are fast charging via small micro USB, retaining light for your activities for 2.5 hours on high and over 4 hours on low.
Shark Tank Winner
The only running product to generate a feeding frenzy amongst the Sharks.

Fantastic product

I love my night runners 270 shoe lights
I walk early mornings in the dark on a shared track with bicycles riders so these lights are a safety device for me. I got these as a gift from the lady I walk with who has these as well we get a lot of people asking about them ….we love them 💕

Night Runner 270 Shoe Lights

Great lights for running and walking in the dark. Lights up your path at ground level and allow you to be seen but others in the dark.

Love these lights!

I loved loved these lights so much that I bought a second set for my husband. They provide ample light a great visibility on dark early morning runs.
They stay secure on my shoes and have a long charge life.

Good for Walking, running not so much

I run in the mornings, 80% of the time while it’s dark. I had high hopes for these lights, in all honesty I did see that the Co. was out of the rugged/hiking lights that I thought would be better so I gave these a chance. While running you can barely see in front of you, they’re really no help at all, but I can definitely see them helping if I were walking my dogs or something with a slow pace, but not running… they should really take that word out of the title.