Runners: what (if any) form of ID do you carry with you?
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huh. This is why MFP is awesome. It has literally never occurred to me to carry ID and I didn't know RoadID existed until I read this thread. Thanks guys!0
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huh. This is why MFP is awesome. It has literally never occurred to me to carry ID and I didn't know RoadID existed until I read this thread. Thanks guys!
I just started c25k and use my phone. But other than that,Ihaven't carried anything.
What is more recommended, theankle or wrist one?0 -
huh. This is why MFP is awesome. It has literally never occurred to me to carry ID and I didn't know RoadID existed until I read this thread. Thanks guys!
I just started c25k and use my phone. But other than that,Ihaven't carried anything.
What is more recommended, theankle or wrist one?
From the mouth of a Paramedic - The wrist!0 -
Wow totally spaced carrying ID. I do make sure I run with my phone though.0
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huh. This is why MFP is awesome. It has literally never occurred to me to carry ID and I didn't know RoadID existed until I read this thread. Thanks guys!
I just started c25k and use my phone. But other than that,Ihaven't carried anything.
What is more recommended, theankle or wrist one?
From the mouth of a Paramedic - The wrist!0 -
Those road ID things that go on your shoes are pretty awesome.0
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LOL I have nothing to put on this bracelet but my name and hubby's name.
What else should I put?0 -
LOL I have nothing to put on this bracelet but my name and hubby's name.
What else should I put?
Phone number. I have the interactive one due to some medical stuff (like that fact that I, uh, tend to not heal after surgery). Totally worth the couple bucks a year in my opinion.0 -
KInd of a hassle, but I take my driver's license out of my wallet and take it along. Then when I'm done, I put it back in the wallet.0
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LOL I have nothing to put on this bracelet but my name and hubby's name.
What else should I put?
Phone number. I have the interactive one due to some medical stuff (like that fact that I, uh, tend to not heal after surgery). Totally worth the couple bucks a year in my opinion.
thanks. My only surgeries have been c-sections and I dont foresee me running anytime after if I have another one.
I am considering the interactive one. Then I can add all my medical insurance info and everything and easily update my emergency contacts0 -
My speck iPhone case holds my credit, ID, and bus pass. Sometimes I throw in cash, that way I can get home if I hit the wall (training for a half marathon in a calorie deficit, me and the wall became well acquainted)0
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huh. This is why MFP is awesome. It has literally never occurred to me to carry ID and I didn't know RoadID existed until I read this thread. Thanks guys!
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My phone....I don't have any tags.0
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I take my phone and a laminated business card. In case of emergency, I want someone to know who I am and not where I live.0
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I have a road ID as well.
I have:
my name - DOB (month/year)
City, State
hubby's name and phone #
parents phone #
blood type & insurance info
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Before I got the road ID, I put my DL in my phone case and have my hubby as ICE.0 -
Well I have my medic alert bracelet I put on when I go running (type 1 diabetic) so I'm assuming that should be enough (it has an emergency number on there).0
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I was actually thinking about this recently. I fell last week and thought instantly if I was knocked unconscious no one would know who I was. I now run with a running wallet on my wrist with my id in it.0
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I had a shoe tag that is reflective and has velcro on both ends so that it can be slipped between laces and closed like a little bracelet for my laces. There is space to write name, address, blood type, etc. Very handy. But I never leave home without my ID and my insurance card...just in case. I wrap them in a baggie or saran wrap so they don't get moist from being near my sweaty self. I ran three marathons and all my training runs were LONG. I tripped once and got really hurt and had to limp home. That was the day I started carrying my insurance card....just in case a good Samaritan takes my bloody self to the hospital. Safe running!0
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I carry my phone a couple yen, a couple dollars, and my MIL id just in case I decide to run off post. That way I can get back through the gate :P0
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I hope I'm not the only one wondering what is a Road ID and How do I get one?
Thanks:embarassed:0
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