Reflective Patches for Cap

[locke_n_load]

So I started marathon training a month ago, and now that the time has changed, I find myself running around my neighborhood in the dark for periods up to 2 hours. I normally wear my operator cap (has velcro areas on it) when I run, but I realize that I need something reflective on my person to increase visibility to drivers.
Is anyone aware of any company that sells velcro patches that are reflective? Most I can find are infrared, which doesn't help me out with most headlights haha.
Any help is appreciated.

 

[majormadmax]

They are out here, because I have a small 'IHTFP' patch that is reflective. Here are some you might consider...

http://www.thecheapplace.com/categories/embroidered-patches/reflective-patches

...but to be honest, I would recommend a reflective belt or vest over a hat patch!

Cheers! M2

 

[BRD@66]

...but to be honest, I would recommend a reflective belt or vest over a hat patch!

Cheers! M2

yes!

 

[locke_n_load]

They are out here, because I have a small 'IHTFP' patch that is reflective. Here are some you might consider...

http://www.thecheapplace.com/categories/embroidered-patches/reflective-patches

...but to be honest, I would recommend a reflective belt or vest over a hat patch!

Cheers! M2

Thanks for the link, and I think I am going to add a bunch of reflective tape to my running belt too.

 

[PhulesAu]

Galls? reflective stuff for Bunker gear, might have something you like.

 

[Davetex]

Amazon has a ton of different kinds. Search for reflective patches.

 

[Elycion]

There are some nice reflective products on the market, but I don't really trust any of them to get the attention of the average distracted driver. If you're spending that much time out after dark I strongly recommend you look into a product called the Tracer360 from NoxGear. It's an LED illuminated vest-style product that makes you very visible from any direction. It will run you $50-$70 depending on where you buy it, but that's pretty cheap insurance against ending up as a road waffle.

You can find reviews and videos of it in action on YouTube. I'd link some, along with the company site, but since I just registered an account to reply to this post I'm afraid it might come off as shilling or spam.

 

[Brains]

My wife uses a thin, light, lithium ion powered headlight. Called a "Black Diamond Sprinter Headlamp" or some such.