Since the clocks went forward the days have gotten shorter meaning there’s no choice but to run in the dark – whether it be in the morning or evening. For ultra runners this just means another challenge in our distance running tick book. Which is actually pretty handy when it comes to training for upcoming ultra marathons and multi-day ultra races.
Therefore we give you the lowdown on what you can do to stay safe in darker conditions, as well as outline some top tips as to what to look for in reflective running gear.
Top tips
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