World of Hurt reached out to see if I wanted to check out their flexible fabric bandages. They pointed out that an overlooked item in race day kits is often a bandage. And these are not ordinary bandages, they are colorful, unique designs or as they say, “first aid with attitude.” They sent me an awesome care package with plenty to share.
World of Hurt founders, John and Jeff, have worked on a lot of consumer products. They realized that the bandage category needed a “glow-up.” They hired 20 bold, young artists to design patterns to “turn first aid into self-expression.” Built for teens, tweens and athletes (of all ages) who refuse to wear boring beige bandages for cuts and blisters on or off the field.
These bandages are durable, latex-free and flex with your skin to protect minor wounds without restricting movement. They have a wider shape and full-perimeter seal around the non-stick absorbent pad to shield scrapes from dirt. They have a lab-tested, double hot melt pressure-sensitive adhesive.
Six artists have designed 36 packs with nine unique designs. They also have a box of 100 mixed designs in three sizes. You can check out all of the designs here.
I’m going to add a few of these to my travel bag and race day travel pack. Getting blisters or scrapes stinks, but these bandages will make me smile. They’re perfect stocking stuffers for athletes and kids/teens, too!
Want to try World of Hurt flexible fabric bandages? I’m going to send a lucky reader two packages from the five shown above. Please use the widget below to enter. The winner must have a US postal address, be 18 years of age or older and the offer is void where prohibited. The giveaway runs through October 27. A winner will be selected and notified on October 28.
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