I was pushing, trying to finish a set of small hills in PB time.  I turned the corner and three skateboarders blocked my path. I was forced to dive out of the way, which resulted in quite the crash.

I have been involved in two bicycling accidents with serious injuries and both times first responders used information obtained from my bracelet.

I just got out of the hospital last night after being admitted to the ER for an allergy-induced asthma attack. As always, I was wearing my Road ID bracelet. Everyone on the medical staff was very i...

Road ID gave first reponders all the information they needed recently when I had four Grand Mal Seizures while at work. Fortunately I was not out on a training run and my coworkers knew what to do.

I've been wearing a Road ID since 2011 when I first began road running. I wear my Road ID almost every day - even when I'm not training. Three weeks ago, I was out riding my bike, doing my last lon...

A few years ago we gave a Road ID to my brother-in-law. He crashed his bike last June, suffering 8 broken ribs, broken collar bone, broken pelvis, broken scapula, cracked transverse process, skull ...

After sustaining injuries as a First Responder in NYC on 9/11, wearing ID became a must. I began cycling with a club after retiring and was hit by a deer while out on a training ride.

Last year during a Cancer Benefit Race. I was wiped out by another rider. Knocked out for about 8-10 minutes.

My husband and I both have your product. We are amateur runners/walkers. Last fourth of July, he had a heart attack in our home.

Your product in invaluable! My husband was hit by a car while bicycling and had on his Wrist ID band. A stranger saw the ID band called me immediately.

I work in the ED/ER of the regions only Level-1 Trauma center. It is NOT uncommon that we get cyclist, who've crashed or a runner who have  passed out at a local 10k.

Several years ago my younger brother was diagnosed with Alzheimer's. Of course his drivers license was taken away and he started bike riding.