FANL Twelve-Band Mixed Set

Pairs change how a set gets used

Everything in this set arrives in twos, and that single decision changes the games you can run with it. Two pink, two green, two blue, two red, two white: six colours that split a dozen people into six duos, three teams of four or two teams of six without anyone arguing about who got the good one. We chose pairs over twelve different shades for exactly that reason.

The black bands are the wild cards

The two black bands do not hold a colour at all. They run an RGB effect, so they cycle and flash in several shades while the solid bands sit on one. In practice they become the markers: the two people wearing black are the captains, the seekers or the parents who need to be findable from across a dark yard. Nothing stops you from wearing them as ordinary bands, but they read differently and children notice that within a minute.

A dozen is the honest middle size

Eight runs out the moment a cousin shows up; twenty-four is more than most living rooms need. Twelve covers a small birthday, a scout den, a classroom reward shelf or a family that walks the dog after dark in shifts. Each band carries its own spare cell, so a twelve-band set also arrives with twelve replacements and does not need a trip to the shop the following week.

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.

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