Sustainability
Sustainable light, without the disposable impact
Rechargeable instead of disposable batteries: less waste, the same visual power.
Lifecycle
What happens to a wristband after your event
The end of your event isn't the end of the wristband.
Production
Made to order, no surplus stock.
Event
8 hours per charge, a full festival day.
Collection
With rentals, we collect the material again.
Recharging
Checked, recharged, made ready.
Next event
Back into the crowd, not the bin.
In practice
What this means in practice
- Multiple events per wristband, not just one evening
- Return logistics bring material back for reuse
- For events without return options, a single-use variant remains available
Returned
rental material comes back for reuse
Questions
About reusability and impact
The rechargeable variants are: they're collected after the event, recharged and put back into use. The single-use variants exist for events where collection isn't practically feasible.
Most of the market runs on disposable coin-cell batteries: one evening of light, then waste. Our rechargeable wristbands come back, get recharged and head back out into the crowd. That cuts down on waste and lowers the cost per use the more often you deploy the material.
The rechargeable wristband has a rechargeable battery, lasts 8 hours per charge, supports up to 40 independent light zones, and comes back to us after the event for reuse. The single-use variant runs on a non-replaceable battery, lasts 5 hours, has 10 light zones, and isn't collected afterwards.
Yes. We can tell you how many wristbands were deployed and returned, so you can include those figures in your own sustainability or event reporting.
Next event
Back into the crowd, not the bin.
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Want an event that looks sustainable on paper too?
Tell us about your event, and we'll work out the rechargeable option for you.