Let’s say you go out for a run and you don’t have any pockets? Where do you put your keys? Some might hide their keys outside of the house, tie them to their shoelaces, or use a jangly key bracelet, none of which are great solutions. Well, now you can solve this problem with Pocketbands 2.0, a wristband with a hidden pocket for a key.
Pocketbands has a slim design that offers a quick and stylish way to hold your keys, cash, and other small items. The bands are made from a stretchy, 100% surgical-grade silicone that’s comfortable to wear while working out. They’re also big enough to hold a FitBit One or FitBit Flex activity tracker.
They aren’t just for running either. They come in handy for anyone who is active, whether you like surfing, biking, skating, swimming or whatever. They come in four sizes and in a variety of cool colors. You can pledge $10 for one Pocketband, or you can get a 3-pack for $20.
[via OhGizmo!]
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