5.0 · 63 reviews
Soft, waterproof band with a tap-ready chip. Made for daily wear, sleep and showers.
A medical ID for runners, riders and hunters
Hurt alone, far from home or without your phone? One tap shows who you are and who to call.
- 6,228
- motorcyclists killed on U.S. roads in 2024
- 86,887
- motorcyclists injured in U.S. traffic crashes in 2024
- 71,635
- pedestrians, including runners and hikers, injured in 2024
- 52,887
- bicyclists injured in crashes in 2024
Sources: NHTSA Traffic Safety Facts, 2024 Data: Motorcycles, Pedestrians, and Bicyclists and Other Cyclists. Injury counts are NHTSA estimates.
Out there alone, who speaks for you?
You leave your wallet at home and your phone is locked. If you're hurt on a ride, run or hunt, responders start from zero. The American Diabetes Association's exercise safety tips say:
“Wear a medical identification bracelet, necklace, or a medical ID tag”
What NHTSA's 2024 data shows
- NHTSA counts anyone walking, running, jogging or hiking near traffic as a pedestrian.
- In 2024, a pedestrian was killed every 74 minutes and injured every 7 minutes.
- 76% of pedestrian deaths in 2024 happened in the dark.
- Nearly 1 in 4 pedestrians killed in 2024 were hit by hit-and-run drivers.
Source: NHTSA Traffic Safety Facts, "Pedestrians: 2024 Data" (DOT HS 813 818).
Every ride and run is worth coming home from
The miles you love come with real risk. Here is what that means for your gear.
- 1,103 bicyclists killed in crashes with motor vehicles in 2024 What it means for youYour name, conditions and contacts are on your wrist, even without ID.
- 48 was the average age of bicyclists killed in 2024 What it means for youPin what matters most, like a heart condition or allergy.
- 27x higher death rate per mile for motorcyclists than car occupants (nearly) What it means for youBuilt tough, waterproof and nothing to charge, so it rides with you.
Build a profile for the miles ahead
Your free profile covers what responders need first. Add PRO when you want your medications and doctors on file too.
Included free
Free medical profile
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Pinned alertPuts "Allergic to penicillin" at the top of the profile.
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Medical historyDiagnoses and any other conditions.
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AllergiesMedicines, foods and anything else to avoid.
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Blood type & organ donorThe basics that matter in an emergency.
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Emergency contactsWho to call, and how they know you.
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Notify-contacts buttonAlerts emergency contacts in one tap.
Hero Link® PRO
Add the details with PRO
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MedicationsEvery prescription and dose.
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Devices & implantsPins, plates and other implants.
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PhysiciansYour primary care doctor and specialists.
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ImmunizationsTetanus and other shot records.
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Insurance cardsYour cards, ready when they're needed.
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Family managementManage your family's profiles from one account.
Pinned alert ideas
- “Solo rider. Allergic to penicillin. Please call my wife.”
- “Asthma. Inhaler in my left jacket pocket.”
- “Type 1 diabetes. Glucose gel in my pack.”
Built for where you go
Sweat, rain, mud and cold. Hero Link stays on through all of it, with nothing to charge.
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On the run Leave your wallet at home. Your info is on your wrist for every mile.
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On the bike Any NFC-enabled phone can open your profile, even if yours is locked or broken.
Any phone -
On the motorcycle Under gloves and a jacket, it stays put. Keep the wallet card with your license as a backup.
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In the woods Hunting season or a long hike, it handles heat, cold and rain, with no battery to die.
Cold & heat safe
Set it up once. Wear it every day
- 1Set up your free profileAdd your conditions, a pinned alert and your contacts in a few minutes.
- 2Wear it every dayWaterproof, with no batteries and nothing to charge.
- 3If someone taps itAny NFC-enabled phone opens the profile. No app needed.
- 4Update anytimeSomething changed? Edit the profile from your phone and it's live right away.
Wear one, carry one
Every device links to the same free medical profile. Wear the bracelet, keep the card with your license, or do both.
5.0 · 65 reviews
Honor the line you serve or support. Same waterproof band, chip and free profile.
5.0 · 7 reviews
Wallet-sized backup that links to the same profile. Ideal for drivers and caregivers.
Covering a parent, a partner, the whole house?
Bundle bracelets and cards for everyone you look after. Each person gets their own free profile.
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2-pack
$60$50Save $10 -
4-pack
$120$100Save $20 -
Bracelet + wallet cardWear one, carry one
$55$45Save $10
Choose your colors
Tap a color for each bracelet. Tap a bracelet to change it.
Active life and Hero Link, answered
Still unsure? Our team is made of people who've worked the calls.
Will it hold up to sweat, rain and cold?
Yes. The bracelet is 100% waterproof and safe in heat and cold, and the chip has no battery to charge or die.
Does it have crash detection or GPS?
No. Hero Link doesn't detect crashes or track location. It makes sure whoever helps you can see who you are, your health information and who to call.
What if my phone is locked or broken?
It doesn't matter. Your profile opens on the responder's phone, not yours. Any NFC-enabled phone can tap it.
Do responders need an app?
No. Any NFC-enabled smartphone can tap the bracelet to open the profile, with no app or account. See which phones work.
Will first responders know to look for my Hero Link?
Not always, and we want to be upfront about that. NFC medical IDs are still new to many first responders and hospitals, so we can't promise that every responder will notice or tap your Hero Link. To give yourself the best chance:
- Keep a Hero Link wallet card behind your driver's license, where people usually look for ID.
- Tell family, caregivers and coworkers that you wear or carry Hero Link.
- Set a clear pinned alert, so the most important thing shows first.
- Share our responder training with your local agencies.
Is the medical information private?
Profiles are HIPAA compliant and encrypted, and you decide what's on them. If a bracelet is lost, you can freeze it anytime from your account.
Ready to ride with your info?
Built by current and former first responders and medical professionals.
Hero Link® shows the information you choose to add. It doesn't detect crashes, track location or replace advice from your doctor.