BibBoards

We 100% guarantee it to stay on. We have tested on ironman, cyclists, Olympians, horse racing to mudders. Once it snaps and locks the bib will be secure.

NEVER. 100% guarantee. The back side is smooth 2mm and so light you won’t notice it. Out of 25,000 reviews not one report.

On a rare occasion you may get a dimple which comes out with a rub of the thumb and will wash out easily. If needed a warm iron will work as well.

We have tested on 100’s of garments including cycling jerseys, pull overs, NorthFace Jackets, Running Shirts, sports bra’s, Running shorts, lululemon, Under Amour, Nike and many more. It will fit through most anything you wear. However it might not go through a wool coat.

Featuring PlantCore, a USDA, eco-friendly material built for performance and durability. Our products are made from recycled materials and fall under code 6 of recycling guidelines. Although some materials labeled code 6 are not recyclable (Styrofoam cups, packing peanuts, food containers, etc.) ours can be recycled, and the materials can be used again. are also reusable, and we have replaced over 20 millions safety pins (non-recyclable) from litter racecourses and landfills.

Any questions are welcome ie bulk discounts, sponsorship, Non Profit etc Email: custom@bibboards.com

Chicago weather in October is notoriously unpredictable; it can be freezing at the start line and hot by the finish. Layering is your best strategy. We recommend wearing moisture-wicking fabrics, a throwaway outer layer for the starting corral, and avoiding any cotton. Because you'll be running for hours, make sure your bib is attached with chafeless clips rather than pins that rub against your skin.

All participants must pick up their race packets, which include your official race bib and timing device, at the Abbott Health & Fitness Expo prior to race day. You must pick it up in person with a valid photo ID—there is no race-day bib pickup allowed!

All runners must pick up their race packets in person at the Bank of America Boston Marathon Expo, typically held at the Hynes Convention Center on Boylston Street. You must present a physical Government Issued Photo ID and your Digital Number Pick-Up Pass. Remember, you cannot have a friend or family member pick up your bib for you, and there is no bib pickup on race morning!

The B.A.A. has strict rules regarding bib placement. Your bib must be worn on the outermost layer of your clothing and clearly visible on your chest or abdomen at all times. You cannot alter, fold, cover, or reproduce the bib in any way. Furthermore, your bib is required to board the official participant shuttle buses in Boston Common that take you to the starting line in Hopkinton.

New England weather in April is famously unpredictable. Race days have seen everything from freezing Nor'easters and torrential rain to blistering heat waves. Layering is essential. You are allowed to bring "throwaway" clothes (like old sweatpants or hoodies) to stay warm in the Athletes' Village in Hopkinton; these clothes are collected and donated to local charities before the race begins.

After months of intense training and qualifying, many runners purchase the exclusive, expensive Boston Marathon Celebration Jacket or high-end racing singlets. Do not ruin this premium Boston marathon gear by poking holes in it with cheap safety pins! Reusable snap-and-lock bib fasteners (like BibBoards) secure your bib tightly to your apparel without causing punctures, rust spots, or painful chafing.

All runners must pick up their race packets in person at the Memorial Hermann IRONMAN Sports Medicine Institute EXPO, located at the George R. Brown Convention Center. You will need to present your packet pickup ticket and a valid photo ID. There is no race-day packet pickup, so plan to arrive in Houston by Saturday at the latest!

Race officials require your bib to be pinned or snapped securely to the front of your chest or torso. It must be fully visible at all times so the timing mats and course photographers can register your number. It cannot be altered, folded, or worn on your back or leg.

Texas weather in January is highly unpredictable. It can be near-freezing at the 7:00 AM start line and humid by the time you finish. Layering is critical. We recommend bringing "throwaway" clothes (like an old sweatshirt) to stay warm in the starting corrals—these will be collected and donated to local charities. For your actual race apparel, avoid cotton at all costs and stick to high-performance synthetic blends.

The Chevron Houston Marathon is widely known as one of the flattest and fastest courses in the United States. Held annually in mid-January, the cool Texas winter weather and minimal elevation changes make it a premier destination for runners looking to set a new Personal Record (PR) or secure a Boston Qualifying (BQ) time.

Your race bib contains your official timing chip, so it must be worn on the outermost layer of your clothing and clearly visible on the front of your chest or torso. It cannot be folded, crumpled, or covered up by your jacket, as this will prevent you from getting an official finish time.

Because this is a nationwide series, the weather will depend heavily on your specific city and race date. However, layering is always the smartest strategy. We recommend wearing moisture-wicking base layers and utilizing your new race hoodie to stay warm in the starting corrals.