You train alone. Carry the card that speaks for you.
For runners, cyclists, hikers, and lifters: a metal or plastic emergency ID with your photo, blood type, allergies, medications, and five contacts. No battery, no lock screen, no signal required.
Black anodized metal card — high contrast etch, $26
Doesn't need a battery
Your phone's medical ID is useless with a shattered screen or a dead battery. The card is readable the second someone opens your vest pocket.
Blood type and meds on the front
Asthma inhalers, insulin, allergies to sulfa drugs — printed the way EMS expects to read it, not buried three taps into an app.
Made for weather and miles
Anodized metal survives sweat, rain, trail dust, and a season of race-day abuse without fading.
Common questions
- Why not just use my phone's medical ID?
- A cracked screen, a dead battery, or a phone thrown 30 feet in a crash makes it useless. The card works with no power, no signal, and no passcode.
- Will it survive sweat and rain?
- Brushed aluminum and anodized metal handle sweat, rain, and river water without fading. Plastic is fine for a dry pocket or hydration vest sleeve.
- Where do runners and cyclists carry it?
- Hydration vest chest pocket, saddle bag, jersey pocket, or zip-tied inside a bike frame bag. It's standard wallet size and weighs almost nothing.
- Can I list a coach or teammate instead of family?
- You get five contacts in whatever order you want — partner, sibling, physician, coach, teammate. Rank them the way you'd want them called.
- Can I add my blood type and asthma medication?
- Yes. Blood type, allergies, medications, and conditions each print on their own line on the front of the card.
Train hard. Carry the card anyway.
Take 10% off your first card
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