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Description
Read this before you choose
This listing sells one phone cradle and three different mounts. You get one of them.
The part that holds your phone is the same every time: a flat, stretchy silicone frame shaped like an X, with four arms that hook over the four corners of the phone and a hard round hub molded into its back. That hub clicks into a toothed plate and turns, so the phone indexes round to whatever angle you want and stays there.
What changes is what that plate is attached to. The Arm Band is a padded band for the upper arm with a hook-and-loop strap and two reflective strips. The Wrist Band is a slim perforated silicone strap that closes round the wrist like a watch. The Bike Stand is a thick ribbed silicone ring that stretches around a handlebar. Three separate things, one option menu. Pick the one you actually want, because that is the one that ships.
The cradle
Four corners, and nothing across the front
- It grips corners, not the whole phone. Four slim silicone arms stretch over the corners. It is not a case and not a sleeve — the back and the face of the phone are open between the arms.
- The screen stays a screen. Nothing covers the glass, so you swipe and type on the phone itself rather than through a plastic window.
- It turns and holds. The hub sits in a ring of fine teeth, so rotation happens in small clicks and the phone stays where you put it — upright for a run, sideways for anything wider.
- It comes off. The cradle unclips from the plate, so the phone and cradle can leave the band together.
- Silicone stretches, so it can sit over a port. Depending on your phone, one of the lower arms may cross the charging port. Buyers have told us this. Rotate the phone in the cradle if it matters to you.
The three mounts
Which one to pick
Arm Band
A padded band that wraps the upper arm and closes with a hook-and-loop strap. Two narrow reflective strips run down the face of it, either side of the plate, so a car's headlights pick you up in the dark. This is the one the listing is named after.
Wrist Band
A slim silicone strap punched with rows of holes, closed like a watch. Less to carry than the padded band, and the phone sits where you would look at a watch. Less padding against the skin, too.
Bike Stand
A thick silicone ring, deeply ribbed on the inside, that you stretch around a handlebar. No bracket, no bolt, no screw clamp — the ring itself is the whole mounting method, and it comes off with your hands.
You choose one Design at checkout and one arrives. The other two are not included, and there is no bundle of all three on this listing.
What arrives
In the box, and what we can actually tell you
We publish the measurements we can stand behind. The listing title carries a 4.5–7 inch phone range that comes from the manufacturer, not from testing we have done. We hold no verified arm or wrist circumference range, no phone weight limit and no figure for how much a thick case eats into the fit. We are not printing numbers we cannot source. Ask us before you order and we will get a figure from the supplier or tell you plainly that we could not.
Straight answers
Three things we will not tell you about this one
That it is waterproof, water-resistant or sweatproof. We hold no rating, no test and no manufacturer statement of any kind on water or sweat for this product, so we make no claim at all. Silicone does not mind being wet; a padded fabric band will hold sweat and want drying. That is a description of the materials, not a promise about them.
That your phone cannot come out. It is held by silicone tension at four corners. That is a good grip and buyers say so, but it is tension, not a latch. At full sprint the assembly can bounce on the arm; on rough ground on a bike, check it is seated before you set off.
That it will fit any arm. Buyers have told us the padded band reads bulky on smaller arms and that the strap runs short if you want to wear it over a jacket sleeve. We would rather you knew that than found out.
Corrections
What we changed on this page
This listing described a storage pocket for cards. We went through every photograph the manufacturer supplied and there is no pocket on any of the three mounts — what the photography shows is a small elastic loop on the arm band that holds a wound earphone cable. We have removed that description. The product title still carries the same wording and is being corrected separately.
We also removed several absolute statements about grip and stability that were not supported by anything we hold, and a spec line whose measurement we could not trace to any part of the product. The page now says what the hardware visibly is, what the manufacturer states, and what we do not know.
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