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Growing up, my family was addicted to cruising. It probably wasn’t healthy. And not just because every cruise nowadays ends with a rampant plague overtaking the ship. My parents were like drug addicts chasing the next rush offered by Carnival, Norwegian or Royal Caribbean in the form of audience participation theater shows, overpriced Mai Tais and towel animals.
Wristband Bros recently had the pleasure of producing wristbands for the Sertoma Centre. The following guest post was written by Director of Day Programs Joan Snyder-Budz and Operations Supervisor Kim Garnica. The photos were provided by Ericka Glorious Moore, PR & Marketing Manager for the Sertoma Centre.
If you’re ordering wristbands for a storefront you need to think about presentation. Sure, in some instances it’s fine to just throw the wristbands in a fishbowl and attach a sticky note saying $1 a piece. But if you want to command top dollar, you need to think about presentation. This is where the fold-over header card enters the equation.
Now we’re as big a Lebron James hater as there is. In our eyes he overembellishes fouls, he acts hurt when he isn’t and he’s exceedingly arrogant. Now despite the fact that all of those things are true beyond a reasonable doubt, we do have to take a moment and give the man credit today.
Why the sudden, begrudged flip-flop?
The Pulse Play wristband will turn your club league into a world class organization. Founded by professional tennis player Andy Ram, this wristband will keep time off the court. But on the court? That’s where the fun happens.
The Pulse Play has the following features to morph your tennis, ping-pong, badmitton or other racket sport hobby from an amatuer endeavor to amatuer-professional status: