Thanks again for organising the trackers. I think they were quite popular and they worked very well. It was an awesome safety feature as well. We had two or three teams that were a couple of hours late getting back due to bike mechanical failure. We were able to keep an eye on them, then pick them up when they made it to the nearest trail head.

We used the 45 trackers for the first aid response teams and sweeps for our latest event. The trackers were a great help in tasking our teams and watching progress as they approached a patient. We could even tell when they stopped to take a rest or collect the patient. We also had trackers on the top seeded runners and this was helpful in knowing when the leaders were approaching check points so we could make sure all race staff were ready. The trackers also enabled us to monitor the runners and we could tell if any missed a turn or got off the route. These trackers add another layer of safety for endurance events.

We used the 45 trackers for the first aid response teams and sweeps for our latest event. The trackers were a great help in tasking our teams and watching progress as they approached a patient. We could even tell when they stopped to take a rest or collect the patient. We also had trackers on the top seeded runners and this was helpful in knowing when the leaders were approaching check points so we could make sure all race staff were ready. The trackers also enabled us to monitor the runners and we could tell if any missed a turn or got off the route. These trackers add another layer of safety for endurance events.

Thanks again for organising the trackers. I think they were quite popular and they worked very well. It was an awesome safety feature as well. We had two or three teams that were a couple of hours late getting back due to bike mechanical failure. We were able to keep an eye on them, then pick them up when they made it to the nearest trail head.