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I'm Edward Wimmer (co-founder of Road ID) and will be observing from the sidelines today. So, if you have any questions or comments about Road ID, fire them my way and I'll do my best to answer.
If you don't already know who we are, you're prob...
My husband and I both have had Road ID since we started riding bicycles and I've given them as gifts. The last question on our list as we hit the road for our ride is "have your Road ID"? I have the bracelet and also the dog tag. I wear the dog ta...
I highly recommend the RoadID products. I found out about it when running my first 5K in September, and ordered one shortly afterward. I later ordered a second one (with a discount they offered for future purchases) so I could have one on my running...
@Shari: Thanks for sharing your experience. We hope your RoadId will never be needed!...
This is a great idea. As an active motorcyclist (with a 14 year old son who is one as well) I think I will be purchasing one for each of us. Both of us carry our wallets and ID in our saddle bags for loss prevention while riding. If something were to...
@Jeri: Agreed, it's one of those things you hope never is needed but if it is it is invaluable. ...
Identification To Go
You know getting fit and having fun outdoors are great pastimes, but if you’re like us, you probably worry a little bit, too. Will everybody return home safely?
Sometimes outdoor enthusiasts do meet with misadventures. That’s why helmets, elbow pads and life vests are so important, after all. But personal identification gear, such as the Road ID, is just as critical. If there’s an accident, a readily visible ID tag, complete with emergency contact information and medical needs, could make the difference between life and death.
Father-and-son team Mike and Edward Wimmer launched the Road ID line of personal identification tags for athletes and anyone who wants contact details and health information readily available. You can outfit a child with a tag before a trip to the amusement park, for instance, so your contact information is easy to find if the child gets lost. The tags, made of laser-engraved stainless steel, are available as wristlets or for lacing into a shoe. Road ID even comes in an interactive version, allowing first responders to access other vital information.
The Wimmer’s passion for their business comes from personal experience. As Edward headed out for long marathon-training runs, his father always suggested that he carry ID with him. Edward dismissed the idea—until a near miss with a truck left him lying in a ditch thinking about his father’s words. What if he’d actually been hit? Road ID speaks for you when you can’t speak for yourself. The Road ID makes the perfect gift for all the active people you care about.
- Beth