🔔 Runbell – Premium Handheld Running Bell – Japanese Brass Bell Produces a Clear Warning Tone for Improved Safety. Ideal for Trail Running, Strolling, Unicycles, Educational Spaces, Cycling Review

I like the idea of a running bell and plan on using mine, but it seems like there has to be a different finger size somewhere in between. Small size is too tight to remove, dishwashing needed. And the large size slips too much, doesn't fully touch my finger. Also, I can barely reach the top of the striker to pull him back. Requires a lot of effort on my part. Overall it's great if you have the right hand size and as I said I plan on using it as much as possible.

I wanted more stars for the packaging. Processing and packaging deserve 5 stars. The quality for the price isn't bad either. That's where love ends. It fails in performance and sound. Hence the one star. Right out of the box, after some testing, the spring-loaded trigger flexed back and didn't even ring anymore. I made several attempts to bend it and it worked sporadically (meaning the trigger pulled the bell to make it ring). When I'm out on my electric bikes, I need a reliable way to warn…

This is a really great idea and seems to be one of the few on the market. I used it with my OneWheel, which is a relatively quiet electric skateboard. When I meet people in a park or crowded place, it's a very clear, very audible, friendly call that immediately announces your presence. I even drew the attention of cars with their windows open so they wouldn't pull out in front of me. Unfortunately, the spring only lasted a month before snapping back and losing its "lock". When trying to…

I use this amazing bell when I ride a unicycle. This works very well because people respond quickly and effectively to a bicycle bell (instead of a verbal "left” warning). I've found that I can make calls very loud or very soft, and I can even stop the ringing if I see people being aware and moving to the right. who was quite old could not hear it. Its pitch is higher than that of a bicycle bell, so it may be out of reach for people with hearing impairments or music listeners with headphones…