12 Whistle Coil Bracelets Party Favors Key Chains

If you have your hands full, or use a cane or crutches to walk, the wrist coil can be invaluable. Our teen-aged daughter also has one, and thinks it's great. The wrist coils I bought on Amazon came in a pkg of 12, and have a whistle attatched - which the kids love. These wrist coils aren't as sturdy/thick as the one I originally purchased, but I couldn't remember where I originally purchased my coil. If it's for a child carrying house keys, or if you just carry a couple of keys, this will work fine, but if you carry a lot of keys, this probably won't work well because it's not sturdy. The colors are nice and bright, which makes them easier to find if you occasionally misplace keys. If it's for a child, the whistle might add a bonus as far as safety is concerned - maybe. It's plastic, so easily broken, but emits a loud enough noise it would surely attract attention if needed. I had the coils laying on our kitchen counter and the teenagers in the house - friends - all wanted one. Glad...Read more

I am a stroke survivor, a single mother, and I continue to have mini-strokes. (AKA TIA's) Some of the TIA's are small, but when I'm really stressed out I have stronger TIA's. When I have them I have trouble moving and I can't speak. Last month I had a really bad TIA that made me fall down, and I couldn't move or speak. Both of my children were sleeping, and I had no way of getting their attention. I was very scared, and I was on the floor for one hour before I was able to get their attention. I bought this pack of whistle's, because I may not be able to speak, but I can blow on the whistle. This has become our "safety plan" for me. I don't anticipate having one that strong anytime soon, but I wear the coil with the whistle on my wrist to be on the safe side. I didn't need an expensive whistle, just one that meets my needs. I feel much safer since I bought this pack, and my kids feel better that I have it on to get their attention if/when needed.

I purchased these coils to use for my dog-training clients. I provide them with a clicker and i find wrist coils are one of the better ways to keep a handle on the clicker. The whistle was an added bonus because i can use it in recall training and it's always handy.

These coils serve the purpose and are worth the price but they are not really good quality coils if you need to hold anything of substantial weight (like keys).

They are somewhat flimsy (very stretchy) and lightweight, split-O-rings are weak and stretch out easily (causing whatever is attached to fall), and there is no real connector it's just melted together and doesn't appear too sturdy.

But, with all that said, these are great for my clients. For my use, i replace the o-ring with a better quality one but for the price these are worth it, even when they break.