I offer a couple remarks.
My jerseys used for cycling include the "neons"/day-glo
yellow, green, orange, pink, & orange-red, and IMO in
that order of brightness (descending). There are some
variations --more or less "yellow" ("limon" might be
one name for a sort of in-between yellow-green),
and stronger/weaker orange & pinks (having thus,
respectively, better/worse daylight conspicuousness.
In any case, these are SOLID jerseys, not nets.
That said, the vogue runners' fashion seems to
be brilliant shoes or shoelaces, and I must admit
that they are quite conspicuous. Also, I've long
remarked at the light-catching/-reflecting strength
of whatever it is that is put into some shoes.
(However, using what I'd hoped was a similarly
made simple leg band (Velcro-attached, around
2" wide reflective band), I asked my cycling colleagues
over some night rides how well they noticed it and
by their replies it was clear that it was NOT bright.
This could've been the consequence of age and
UV degradation? --I use it as a safeguard holding
my frame pump to the top tube (one's leg could
bump the pump loose, and this binding guards
against that), so maybe time and sunlight have
degraded what could be, what once was, good
reflective quality.)
Btw, I have been surprised by how much a closer
netting used in cyclists' vests --where one has a
solid front, to shield against airflow, but a netted
back, to allow for evaporation of sweat-- will
diminish the conspicuousness of bright jerseys!!
Personally, what I think a cyclist would do well
with is a 2-4"-wide reflective belt that contains
a semi-rigid platform for mounting a rear, red
blinky light --which I find is pretty darn droopy/
flopping just clipped onto a jersey's rear pocket.
Maybe a better tactic with making reflective-cord
wearable safety is something that puts the cord
more adjacent, such as the shape of the traditional
crossing-guard's safety belt : a diagonal strip from
shoulder to waist belt?! (And, yes, $138 does seem
high for what you get (blinky lights cost anywhere
from $15-45)!) ((hospital bills though are WAY WAY
higher))
--dl*
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