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I don't own a cell phone. I am Deaf ! However, I did bring my blackberry pager once on my long run. That was probably the only time I ever did.
I don't actually use it, hopefully I will never have to on a run. I take it when I do long runs, just in case, God Forbid, something happens to me, and I need to have Bill come pick me up, etc. Honestly, it weighs too much to keep in my windbreaker pockets, so it goes in my Camelbak.
Although, my brother had his when we did the marathon together and he would update my family on our progress so they knew when to be at our checkpoints. That worked out well for us!
I always run with my phone. It's not like I'm expecting a call or anything. But being a woman, you never know what could happen when you're out there alone. Thank goodness, I've never had to use it. But ya never know.
I purposely got a phone with a decent camera (3 megapixel) so that when I take it on long runs and runs in the dark (for safety), I will have a camera in case I encounter something worth taking a picture of. I put it in the pocket of my Nathan hydration belt and I don't even notice it.
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I took my cell phone to Rock n Roll San Antonio, because my sister was in the hospital. I know I probably should run with a phone for safety reasons, because if someone tries anything, they are so going to need an ambulance. Sometimes when it is kind of late, or I've had injury problems, I'll remember to bring it. One of the reasons for going out for a run is to be unreachable.
I use mine for timing purposes (I need a good watch) and the "just in case".
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