Emergency ID wristbands

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  • bungalballs
    bungalballs Posts: 193
    We use these at work (construction), but are also ideal as a 'fit and forget' option attached to your cycling helmet:

    http://www.ace-safetywear.co.uk/store/vital-id-safety-helmet-worker-emergency-id-wsid-02.html?gclid=COq25MWq78kCFRUTGwodmu4Bbw
  • Bobbinogs
    Bobbinogs Posts: 4,841
    [url=http://www.bikeradar.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=19766029#p19766029]Fenix[/url] wrote:
    If its an iphone you'd best pray that you get found quickly before the battery runs flat...

    ;-)

    Yeah, part of the reason my cycling phone is a bog standard Nokia. Cost me a tenner and the battery life is measured in weeks!
  • ayjaycee
    ayjaycee Posts: 1,277
    Bungaballs, Careful, you'll get Tangled Metal going off on one again!
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  • rumbataz
    rumbataz Posts: 796
    Got my OneLifeID wristband in the post today, finally! They sent the wrong colour (ordered green, got orange) but it's not a big deal. The open end of the silicone strap needs to be trimmed to your wrist size and then clamped in the buckle. I didn't trim too much off so the fit is quite loose intentionally.

    I wore it out on my evening run today and it fitted nicely over the sleeve of my merino base layer. It's very light and you don't really notice it on your wrist after a couple of minutes.

    All in all, I'm happy with the purchase as it's a bit more peace of mind when out running or cycling.

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