High Visibility Reflective Belt, Pull-through Buckle, Made in USA! (Your choice of 3 Colors)

This 2” wide ANSI-compliant adjustable reflective belt is made in the USA with Reflexite/Orafol or 3M Scotchlite PVC material and is visible at a great distance. The belt closes with a hard plastic pull-through style buckle (similar to a trench-coat belt buckle).

The Lime belt (most popular) is available in Adult (Standard 55"), XL (65"), and Child (45") sizes. The Adult size is available in Orange and White colors as well.

Our top quality reflective belt is one of our best sellers. You will be SEEN from 1200 feet away in ALL directions! This belt has been tested for its reflective quality and durability. It is made with reflective material which exceeds the retro reflectivity requirements of ANSI/ISEA 107-1999. (Reflexite and 3M materials meet the performance criteria of Level 2, Table 5, the highest level of reflectivity).

Our reflective belt has been very successful in pedestrian safety programs across the USA.(Full color 11x17 posters are available with bulk orders.) This belt is perfect for pedestrians, cyclists, and workers on the go.

At 1.5 oz, this reflective belt is super light weight and small for easy storage in a pocket or glove compartment. When visibility conditions are poor, just slide it on as a sash or as a belt and you'll be SEEN!

This best seller reflective belt is also available in a child's size that is 10" shorter (45") and 25 cents cheaper, in lime-yellow color only.

Belt features:

-Weighs: 1 1/2 oz.

-2" wide, 55" long

-Fully adjustable

-Fits in your pocket.

Please note that the white belt, though meeting the highest ANSI levels of retroreflectivity, is not recommended by ANSI for use on its own because it does not offer any fluorescent effect, as do the orange or lime-yellow. It is best used together with other colors, such as a white belt on an orange jacket.

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"I bought 2 of your reflective belts for walking. I was walking with my daughter and a driver yelled out the window,"turn off your belts!" Mary, NJ