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Brooks Sports Wear
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Description:RRP £33.99
The Brooks NightLife Equilibrium LS top sports 3M™ Scotchlite™ retroreflectivity and NightLife inserts for enhanced visibility.
This women's fitted running top wicks away moisture for lasting comfort; lightweight stretch fabric offers freedom of movement. Flatlock seams prevent chafing in the Brooks NightLife Equilibrium Long Sleeve athletic shirt.
Brooks Nightlife Running Cap
Nightlife Jacket
This Nightlife classic has been given a fresh look. The Nightlife Jacket 3 is a wind resistant running jacket with a fully reflective zipper and, not only does it block rain, but your MP3 player is safe in a rainproof media pocket.
Still incorporating 3M™ Scotchlite reflectors and just as wind and water-repellent as ever, it guarantees 360-degree visibility in darkness, making this jacket a must have for all runners.
When a cool run makes a turn for the cold and misty, the easily stowed water-resistant "windshield" in this light-weight, MP3-compatible glove helps you adjust.
Ample reflectivity gives peace of mind when light it low. Sizing note: These gloves run a little small -- if you are between sizes or close to the borderline, your fingers will be happier if you size up.
• 3M™ Scotchlite™ retroreflective detail
• Lightweight, stowable windshield • Polyurethane finger grips, MP3 thumb pad, and flip-back thumb
• MP3-compatible
Brooks Nightlife Beanie
• Fit: Fitted
• 3M™ Scotchlite™ retroreflective detail
• Lightweight moisture-transfer fabric
The Brooks NightLife Equilibrium LS top sports 3M™ Scotchlite™ retroreflectivity and NightLife inserts for enhanced visibility.
This women's fitted running top wicks away moisture for lasting comfort; lightweight stretch fabric offers freedom of movement. Flatlock seams prevent chafing in the Brooks NightLife Equilibrium Long Sleeve athletic shirt.
Brooks Nightlife Running Cap
The Brooks Nightlife Running Cap with LED made from wind- and water-repellent upper material. Numerous 3M Scotchlite reflectors ensure 360 degree safety. The LED lamp at the back of the head is operable for 500 hours.
- Fit: Fitted
- Wind- and water-repellent upper material
- Numerous reflectors
- LED light operable for 500 hrs.
- Colour: Nightlife
This Nightlife classic has been given a fresh look. The Nightlife Jacket 3 is a wind resistant running jacket with a fully reflective zipper and, not only does it block rain, but your MP3 player is safe in a rainproof media pocket.
Still incorporating 3M™ Scotchlite reflectors and just as wind and water-repellent as ever, it guarantees 360-degree visibility in darkness, making this jacket a must have for all runners.
Features:
- 3M™ Scotchlite reflectors
- Wind and water-repellent
- 360-degree safety in darkness
- Zip Pockets
- Ventilated to allow breathing
When a cool run makes a turn for the cold and misty, the easily stowed water-resistant "windshield" in this light-weight, MP3-compatible glove helps you adjust.
Ample reflectivity gives peace of mind when light it low. Sizing note: These gloves run a little small -- if you are between sizes or close to the borderline, your fingers will be happier if you size up.
• 3M™ Scotchlite™ retroreflective detail
• Lightweight, stowable windshield • Polyurethane finger grips, MP3 thumb pad, and flip-back thumb
• MP3-compatible
Brooks Nightlife Beanie
The fast-wicking action of our apparel is at work in this lightweight beanie. A multi-seasonal must designed to boost visibility with reflectivity.
• Fit: Fitted
• 3M™ Scotchlite™ retroreflective detail
• Lightweight moisture-transfer fabric
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