
Reflexa™ cycling reflective vest
Built for Riding and Walking in Low Light
Reflective fabric and patches
Low-light outings mean you want approaching motorists to notice you. Reflective fabric sections and heat-transfer patches return light from vehicle headlights, so your outline shows when lit.
Light, breathable polyester
A heavy extra layer gets old on a long outing. This vest uses breathable 3.5 oz/yd² (120 gsm) polyester, so it feels light and leaves room to move while you ride, jog or walk.

Adjustable waist fit
Your clothing changes with the season. An elastic waistband and front buckle adjust across waists from about 31.5 to 43.3 in, so the vest sits over a tee, jersey, jacket or sportswear.
One layer for several activities
Packing separate gear for each outing adds bulk to your bag. One lightweight vest goes with you for cycling, jogging, running, walking or motorcycling in low light.
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Riding home after dark means sharing the road with headlights, and dark jerseys give approaching drivers little to notice. A cycling reflective vest adds a layer that reflects light from vehicle headlights, so a rider stands out at the roadside.
Reflexa is a reflective bike vest made from lightweight 120 gsm polyester with reflective fabric sections and heat-transfer patches. It does not make its own light, so it needs no batteries or charging and sits alongside regular bicycle lights.
Shoppers comparing a bicycle safety vest or a high visibility cycling vest will find a single layer that suits commutes, evening jogs, and walks. An elastic waistband and front buckle adjust to waists from about 31.5 to 43.3 in.
- Slips over a jersey, tee, or jacket, so the outfit underneath stays the same
- Measures approximately 17.7 in in length
- Worn over everyday clothing or sportswear
- Made for cycling, jogging, running, walking, and motorcycling




