Autumn and winter walks

For half the year, you walk your dog in the dark.

Pawlit is a harness that lights up. You can see them. So can everyone else.

See the harness

Reflective backupRun the battery flat halfway round and the reflective panels still catch headlights.

Charges over USB-CThe same cable as your phone. No coin cells and no odd little adapter to lose.

Three light modesSteady for pavements, slow flash for the field, fast flash for the roadside.

Their name on the frontTheir name and your number, stitched onto the patch. Made to order.

Off the lead

You always know where they are.

They run off into the dark and you are guessing. With a light on their back, you just follow the glow.

Lit, not reflective

Reflective needs a light. Pawlit makes its own.

A reflective strip only shows up when something shines on it. Until a car is close, your dog is invisible. A light of their own is on the whole walk.

A dog on a dark country lane wearing a plain reflective collar. The nearest car is still far away, so no light is falling on the dog and they are almost invisible. — **Reflective collar**No light is falling on them yet, so there is nothing to see.

The same dog on the same lane wearing the Pawlit harness. The harness glows warm amber and lights up the dog and the road beneath them, with no other light around. — **Pawlit**Glows on its own, so you can see them and so can drivers.

Autumn and winter

You leave in the dark. You come home in the dark.

That is four months of walks where you cannot see your dog — and drivers cannot see them either.

Three settings

Pick the one that suits the walk.

Always on

Steady

For lit streets and pavements.

Every two seconds

Slow flash

For the park, when they are off the lead.

Twice a second

Fast flash

For roads, so drivers spot them early.

Compared

Three ways to be seen.

Reflective collar

Only shows up once headlights are already on it. On a footpath or in a field it does nothing.

Clip-on light

Makes its own light, but it is one small dot on the collar. Easy to miss from the side.

Pawlit

Light across the chest and shoulders, so they show up from any angle — and the lead clips straight on.

Being straight with you

It will not make a dark road safe, and it is no replacement for a lead near traffic. It just makes your dog far easier to see.

See your dog all winter.

One harness. It lights up, it reflects, and the lead clips straight on.