The Best Reflective Gear for Running at Night

As the days get shorter, getting your run in after work inevitably means hitting the pavement at dusk or even after the sun has already set. While exercising is important, staying safe should be a top priority and these picks offer reflective features. (A version of this story originally appeared on Health.)

Brooks Chaser 5" Shorts

To buy: $52, zappos.com

Side splits on the Brooks Chaser 5-in. Short help range of motion, and a wide waistband is a tummy’s BFF.

Columbia Trail Flash™ Running Hat

To buy: $30, columbia.com

The Columbia Trail Flash Running Hat is a noggin must-have, whether you’re hitting the road during the day (it’s UPF 50) or at twilight (hello, allover luminosity).

ASICS Lite-Show Favorite Long Sleeve

To buy: $55, zappos.com

The pattern along the sides of the Asics Lite-Show Favorite Long Sleeve visually slims your torso and bounces flashes of light back to cars.

Nike Aeroloft Running Vest

To buy: $180, nike.com

The geometric pattern on the woven Nike Aeroloft Vest doesn’t just look cool; it’s also a stealthy way to stay seen in low light. Also handy: This super-warm topper packs into its own pocket.

adidas Supernova Storm Jacket

Reflective sleeves on the Adidas Supernova Storm Jacket offer instant visibility. Plus, a sweatproof pocket is perfect for valuables.

To buy: $90, adidas.com

adidas by Stella McCartney Women's Ultra Boost Knit Lace Up Sneakers

To buy: $220, bloomingdales.com

The tire-like soles on the Adidas by Stella McCartney UltraBoost grip the ground, while metallic details illuminate miles.

Tory Sport Graphic T Mesh Racerback Tank

To buy: $95, neimanmarcus.com

Surprise! The "T" design on the airy Tory Sport Reflective Print Mesh-Back Tank catches the light.