High Visibility/Reflective Slap Wrap/Snap On Band x 10

1.Slaps Details

1) Customize any colors and logo High Visibility Reflective Snap Bands - Armbands

2) Logo: off-set printing, silk-screen printing

3) Different colors and sizes are available

   Standard size:22.5x3 cm kid size, 26*3cm Youth size, 30*3cm Adult size 

4) Can be made according to customers samples;

5) Standard Packing :Inner packing. Outer packing: carton

6) Sample Time: 5-7 days for lettering logo; about 2 days for imprint logo;

7) MOQ: 500 pcs for any order from any customer;

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3.Using:

Our slaps are well used as promotional giveways, school giveways, fundraising and tourism etc

4.Service Details:

If you are interested in our slaps or want to know more informations, please keep connection with us! we will provide you best reasonable price and good quality! Your early inquiry and cooperation are really appreciated!

duct introduction

 A slap bracelet (or snap bracelet) is a bracelet consisting of layered, flexible stainless steel bistable spring bands sealed within a fabric or plastic cover. The bracelet can be straightened out, making tension within the springy metal bands. The straightened bracelet is then slapped against the wearer's forearm, causing the bands to spring back into a curve that wraps around the wrist, securing the bracelet to the wearer.

6.the slap band history 

Invented by Wisconsin teacher Stuart Anders and sold under the brand name "Slap Wrap",

1)the slap bracelet was a popular fad among children, pre-teens and teenagers in the late 1980s and early 1990s and was available in a wide variety of patterns and colors. The bracelet was banned in several schools following reports of injuries stemming from improper use

2) The bracelet was later reintroduced with a plastic spring, but there were still reports of injuries

3) More recently, slap bracelets have been used as Trouser clips - worn on the lower legs of cyclists to prevent trousers from being tangled in the gear system.

They are also used instead of a baton in long distance relay races, such as the Ragnar Relay Series