Safety and First Aid Gear for Walkers

If you are going to be out where there is poison oak or poison ivy, or to cleanse your skin after contact, use these products to prevent poison oak and poison ivy rash.

These convenient kits give you just what you need to help prevent blisters or to treat them.

When you walk at night, you want your whole outline to be recognizable to cars -- as a human. Here are lights and reflective gear to wear so you can stay safer walking at night.

Most walkers will get a sprained ankle sometime in their walking life. These items can help with icing and compression and support you as you heal.

Changing your walking routine can result in shin splints or calf pain. These items can help ease the pain and swelling and help you stretch.

A review of this hand-cooling gel pack, which can help walkers and runners in the heat.

From your About.com Guide.  What should you carry with you to be prepared while walking?

Coldone cold therapy wraps come in configurations for knee, ankle, calf and other body areas.

Blister prevention and anti-chafing stick.

Online advice for a variety of foot problems, plus product information.

Safety vests in many styles.

Keep dogs at bay with this fiberglass rod. No permanent damage to the doggie, but he'll leave you alone!

OnTheGo is a convenient, easy-to-use feminine accessory that enables women to urinate while standing.

Chafing prevention

The RumbaTime GO watch includes emergency contact information and a cashless payment chip.