Testimonials

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 live on the beautiful, peaceful, quiet island of Crete, which is a part of Greece. Early one morning, on a particularly deserted stretch of road, I was knocked from my bike.

My husband, Ben, and I were participating in the Eastern North Carolina MS Ride. It was a two day, 200 mile event. Early in the ride, we jumped into a pace line, which proved to be a terrible mistake.

As an operating room nurse, I never thought it would happen to me, but it did. I was riding with two friends when I was hit head-on by a pick-up truck.

I was in an accident recently, where a car turned in front of me on my bike. I was going about 18 mph. I'm not sure what happened after that, but come to find out the car actually went over me from...

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

My first accident happened when I was on a training ride, practicing high speed descents, with several local riders.

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.

Recently, I decided to take a ride on a narrow road that is not considered particularly safe for cyclists.

I am from Rhode Island, which is commonly known as being the smallest of the states. Well, it's also known for having some of the worst roads.

I have had some strange hobbies...including skydiving, spear fishing, motorcycle racing and triathlons...never thought I would have a brush with death while riding my bike, but that is exactly what...

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...

I decided to get a medical identification bracelet when I was diagnosed with Type 2 Diabetes awhile back. Being an Athletic Trainer, I knew the importance of these bracelets. After much research, I...

I'm an avid runner and participate in half marathons, triathlons etc. I now wear a Road ID. I learned my lesson the hard way awhile back...It was 10:30am on a Sunday and I was out for a run in my h...

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 ...

I was about 30 miles outside of Little Rock, alone on a training ride for the upcoming "Big Dam Bridge 100".

I was out for a 50 mile training ride on my tri bike. As always, I put my Road ID on my wrist before leaving. My ride was cut short when I was struck by an SUV going 50 mph as I went through an int...

I decided to buy my Road ID after a bike ride where I was t-boned by a car making a right hand turn. The car took off, but thankfully I only had some scratches and bruises. It got me thinking, what...

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.

My wife, who is an Alzheimer's patient, wandered off for six hours. Police were searching, her picture was on local TV with helicopters circling.

I was riding my bike on a little Island with a 5 mile loop which is great for speed training and running as well. Lots of cyclist and runners use this area for training. 2 weeks before I was going ...

All of my running and triathlon friends have been PASSIONATE about me getting a Road ID. I appreciate their passion and I am happy giving my friends and family peace of mind since my distances are ...

My husband, who suffered from dementia, was lost and went to police. They were able to get in contact with me from the information on his Road ID.

I was running The Boston Marathon in 2013. My husband was spectating. We were both wearing Road ID. Long story short... my husband was injured in the explosion at the Forum restaurant.

While riding with a group here in the Balik Pulau area of Penang Malaysia, I wrecked on a hilly section of the ride. I went over an embankment and slid about 10 feet.

The Scout ID helped me get my dog back after he escaped during 4th of July fireworks.

Being a Fireman/Medic myself, I always look for the Road ID when I respond to a victim, but I never imagined I'd put my own to use.

Both my children (ages 2 and 4) have Road IDs. I wear mine 24/7 and they wanted one just like Dad, so I figured, why not? We recently went to NYC for the triathlon and stayed at the event's host ho...

As an avid cyclist and outdoor life enthusiast, I have come across many urgent situations... but none like last Thursday. I was stung by a bee while riding my bike. I have a severe bee allergy, and...

You all deserve thanks for your product.  This past weekend I was doing a training ride in Deep Creek Lake Maryland, when another rider in the group crashed.

I wanted to let you know how much I appreciate my Road ID. The other day I crashed my bike on a descent in Newcastle, CA. My GPS said I was traveling about 49 mph when I went down. I landed head fi...

My husband has Alzheimer's and got lost when he went out for a walk.

My husband is a jogger, and went on his usual run as I left to go to dinner with a friend.  At dinner, my cell phone rang...I was told that my husband had an accident and was at the hospital.  I we...

I am a marathon runner, and up until a few months ago I never thought I needed to carry identification with me while I ran. Back in March, I had a very scary incident on an easy 5 mile training run...

My father has dementia so we recently purchased a Road ID for him.

I had a seizure while running the other day with a friend. I did not have an ID or information about my medication which made it difficult for my friend and the emergency services to help.

A friend went down tonight on our 35 mile group ride. Thankfully he's doing much better and healing up nicely.

I am currently in the Army and deployed in Iraq. Having a wrist ID has already helped me out. Thanks for the support!

On Christmas morning, as I’d done every Christmas of our 11 years of marriage, I headed out the door as usual for a training ride leaving my wife comfortably wrapped in a blanket.

Road ID came to the rescue when I had a serious bike accident that resulted in a hospital visit.

My father was recently in a bike accident after a car pulled out in front of him. Because he was wearing his Road ID, the EMTs were able to contact family members and let us know what had happened.

Being involved in three crashes, I am very glad I have and wear my road id. The most recent accident caused me to not remember I had a daughter, it was very scary. Thank you for my Road ID's!