They curl on
Slap wristbands
Slap wristbands curl around the wrist when you slap them on. There is no sticker and no lock. People keep them after a festival or a promo. They come off when you want them off, so they are a poor choice if the band is how you check who has paid. You can order slap wristbands from us, or ask for a quote.

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In short
- They slap onto the wrist. There is no sticker and no lock.
- People keep them. They come off when you want them off, so do not use them as the only way to see who has paid.
- Silicone is soft. Vinyl has a steel insert inside a vinyl cover.
- You can put a logo on them. We send a picture to approve before we make the real bands.
- The price depends on how many you need and whether we put a logo on. You can see that when you order, or we can send you a quote.
How they go on
You hold the band straight and slap it against the wrist. It curls around and stays there. Nobody is peeling a sticker or sliding a lock. That is why people hand them out at a promo, a festival, or a giveaway. People also call them slap bands or slap bracelets. It is the same thing.
Because they come off, they are the wrong band if staff need to know who has already come in. Anyone can take one off and hand it to a friend. For that job, start with event wristbands and look at Tyvek, woven, or plastic clip.
Silicone or vinyl
Both slap on. The feel is what changes.
| Silicone | Vinyl | |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | A soft band people wear again | A firmer snap, and a promo people keep |
| Inside | All silicone | A steel insert inside a vinyl cover |
| If someone takes it off | It comes off when they want it off | It comes off when they want it off |
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Have a look at the bands, or send us the artwork and how many people will wear one.