Every set ships with its cells fitted and one spare per band

FANLGlow hour Open the FANL Twenty-Four Band Crowd Set listing in the partner store
Three light modesSteady, fast flash, slow flash
15–20 hours steadyOn the cells already fitted
A spare cell per bandEight bands, eight replacements

FANL · Team Colors

Eight FANL yellow LED glow bracelets lit on a dark background
Children wearing FANL LED glow bracelets at a birthday party after darkFour runners wearing FANL LED bracelets on a road at nightFANL glow bracelets lit side by side in eight colours

One shade, eight wrists

FANL Eight-Band Yellow Set

$15.29$16.99

In stock at the partner store

Eight bands that all run yellow, the brightest reading in our range and the one we hand to the people who need to be seen first.

  • In the box — 8 yellow bands and 8 spare CR2032 cells
  • Light modes — steady, fast flash and slow flash
  • Best for — summer parties, luau themes, high-visibility roles
  • Band size — 10.3 inches unfolded, 8.7 inches closed, 1 inch wide
  • Light modes — steady, fast flash and slow flash on every band
  • Runtime — about 15 to 20 hours on a steady setting
Open the FANL Eight-Band Yellow Set listing in the partner store

The high-visibility shade

Yellow is what road crews wear in daylight and it behaves the same way after dark. Of everything we make, a yellow band on a steady setting is the one a driver picks up earliest, which is why we put this set in the hands of the adult walking at the back of a group rather than the child at the front. It is a party colour that happens to do a serious job well.

Warm light on a summer night

Indoors and in warm weather the same shade stops being a warning and starts being a string of lanterns. A luau table, a back-garden evening, a pool deck after the sun drops: eight yellow bands on a slow flash do the same thing a row of hanging bulbs does, except they are on wrists and they go home with the guests.

Cycling the modes without a fight

One press moves a band from steady to fast flash, another moves it to slow flash, and the next press returns it. There is no sequence to memorise and no combination that gets a band stuck. We mention it because yellow sets end up on the youngest wrists more often than the rest of the range, and a control that cannot be entered wrong is worth more than a clever one.

How this set is controlled

Every bracelet in the box is its own controller. One button on the outside cycles the light, there is no remote to lose and no sound trigger waiting on the music, so an eight-person table can run three different modes at once. Please press each battery door shut before the event starts and keep the spare cells out of reach of small children, who should be supervised while they wear a band. A lit wrist buys you the security of being able to count a group in the dark; it is not safety equipment.

Questions about this set

Can you reuse a light up bracelet?

Yes. Switch the band off with the same button, keep its spare cell with it, and it comes out of the drawer working at the next event.

How do light up bracelets work?

Two coin cells at the clasp power an LED strip inside the woven band, and the button on the outside switches it between steady, fast flash and slow flash.

How much is a bracelet?

This set is listed at $15.29 for 8 yellow bands and 8 spare cr2032 cells, which works out to a couple of dollars per wrist.

Other FANL sets

The same band in a different box.