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:
The Pavlok wristband will shock you. Literally. The wristband is designed to shock you with up to 450 volts of electricity whenever you exhibit an unhealthy behavior. If you don’t believe me, watch Steve Harvey shock himself the the video above.
I believe Lisa Simpson had a similar idea at one point:
The BabyBuzz wristband has a very simple concept. An expectant mother wears it on her wrist and whenever her baby kicks she hits a button. This button sends a signal to another wristband worn by Dad, telling him the baby is kicking. As a result, Dad is able to experience the unexpected kicks in unexpected places, much like a mother would.