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Gear For The Night Runner
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GEAR FOR THE NIGHT RUNNER

Emerge from the winter darkness.

By Sean Downey
Photographs by Jens Mortensen

PUBLISHED 11/01/2006

To get their miles in and stay on top of their 50-hour work weeks, these runners have to put shoe to pavement presunrise or postsunset. These gifts will help them emerge from the darkness.

1) Black Diamond Icon Headlamp: Reflective attire is a must, but predawn or after-dusk runners should also wear a headlamp to see and be seen. This one sports five bright LEDs that last up to 200 hours. $60; bdel.com

2) Nathan Twilight Vest: Unlike most reflective vests, the Twilight comes in more than one size, so fit will never outrank safety. It's also visible from up to 1,200 feet away. $25; nathansports.com

3) Illuminite Daybrite Inverter Jacket: On a cold run, a versatile nylon jacket with zip-off sleeves and a wicking mesh liner is a bonus. One that also glows intensely when hit by light is a lifesaver. $100; illuminite.com

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