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bookofjoe.com - 11/18/2008

Wrist Light — 'Lets you work hands-free'

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Think outside the work space and be the hit of your club. From the website: Wrist Light Wrist Light lets you work hands-free when you work and play in dark areas. Just place the clear bracelet on your wrist, snap lock on and push the on/off switch to turn on the 4 LED lights ...

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computergear.com - 11/18/2008

Wrist Light lets you work hands free

— computergear.com — Wrist Light lets you work hands-free when you work and play in dark areas. Just place the... clear Wrist Light bracelet on your wrist, snap lock on, and push on/off switch to turn on the 4 LED lights within the bracelet. Stop struggling with holding a ... (more) Wrist Light lets you work hands free

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coolest-gadgets.com - 11/18/2008

The Wrist Light for when you can’t hold a flashlight

— coolest-gadgets.com — Some jobs you really need someone there to hold a flashlight for you. However, there isn’t always... someone around to help out with odd jobs like that. That’s where these bracelets come in. Yes they do look a bit like something that ... (more) The Wrist Light for when you can’t hold a flashlight

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The Wrist Light for when you can’t hold a flashlight
Coolest Gadgets — ... are sold in sets of two, so you could wear one on each wrist or two on one wrist for extra lighting.  Each bracelet features four LED lights, which should put off a nice strong glow.  Each bracelet measures 3 and 1/4” in diameter.  I doubt any guy could get away with wearing these without a little friendly teasing from friends.  Yet, if it’s effective then it’s probably well worth it.  You can purchase these in sets of two on Computer Gear for $19.99. Source: BookofJoe ...

LED Bracelet Flashlight Frees Up Both Hands For Work [Wrist Light]
Gizmodo — ... like an engine or a computer with a flashlight in one hand and a tool in the other. This bracelet helps free up both hands using four built-in LEDs—and it comes in packs of two so you can wear one on each wrist while you work. It's a great idea, but I suppose your friends and fellow mechanics will be unable to risk a joke or two at your expense. Something like: "did you forget your purse today?" and "where's the rave party boy?" Available for $20. [Computer Gear via BookofJoe via Coolest Gadgets] ...

Wrist Light: Rave Gadget Or Handyman Tool, You Choose
GadgetReview — The Wrist Light is one of those things that looks good ‘on paper’ but in actual practice is probably torture to wear.  Embedded in the clear, snap on bracelet are 4 LED lights powered by a button sized battery.  Just switch it on and in theory you’ll get a clear view of your handy work.  Go rave or go home. You can grab 2 here for $20 [Bookofjoe] ...