Safety & hi-vis

Amylove reflective trail markers

Reflective markers that answer a head torch at fifty yards, by the hundred.

7 packs2–140 pieces$13.99–$49.996 colours

A reflective marker does nothing in daylight and everything at four in the morning. These go on trees, posts and stakes along a path, and the spacing is the decision: close enough that one is always in the beam, far enough that a box of a hundred covers the route.

Colour is a code, not decoration. A single colour for the way in and a second for a spur saves an argument in the dark. Boxes run 2–140, from $13.99.

Counts here run 2 pieces to 140 pieces, and where a line comes in several of them they stand together, as in the rest of Amylove essentials.

Questions about Amylove reflective trail markers

How far apart should you space Amylove trail markers?

Close enough that the next one is in your beam before the last one leaves it. On a winding path that is every twenty yards. On a straight run you can double it.

Will these markers damage a tree?

The tack versions put a small hole in bark, as any marker does. On a managed wood, ask first and use the tie-on versions where you cannot.

How many markers does a trail take?

More than a first guess: pace the route and divide. Boxes run 2–140 so a mile of path is usually one box rather than three.

Every count we pack, on one shelf

Every pack count we carry sits behind this button, from a pair of cubicle hangers to a thousand marking flags. Open the department you need, check the count on the card, and the till will confirm the price before you pay.

Prices and counts come from our own catalogue, and the till is the final word.