Made with soft, super-absorbent microfiber, these wrist bands soak up water while you're washing face.

If you travel frequently for leisure or work (especially abroad), then you probably don't want to feel like you're spending ...

Bar routines put significant pressure on a gymnast’s wrists, requiring more protection. Gymnasts typically wear a wrist guard, such as neoprene or cloth wristbands, and have invented elaborate ways to ...

LED wristbands are now a common feature of large arena concerts and events, with a variety of capabilities and technical implementations. In the video after the break, Wall Street Journal does a ...

Putting sensors in the wearable's band could unlock a host of health-monitoring features—if the patented device ever becomes ...

Apple recently realized it could make its watch even smarter by adding sensors to the band and the dial. A recent report ...

The idea behind the PixMob wristband is simple — at a concert, organizers hand these out to the concertgoers, and during the show, infrared projectors are used to transmit commands so they all ...

Casual Forrest Gump: You’ll need a red ball cap, white and blue plaid shirt, khaki pants or shorts, a brown belt and white ...

starting with the wristband and moving onto the watch itself. Use a new cotton bud every time you pick something up to avoid spreading more dirt across the watch. 3. Use a dry, soft cloth to dry ...

Yep, they're wristbands that ladies of a certain generation ... Lovely colors and such soft fabric. Giving as gifts!" "These are nice little wrist towels that prevent a wet sink from washing ...