Anti Static Wrist Strap, 11" Anti Static Wristband Grounding Bracelet with Alligator Clip and Extendable Long Cable, Fits Wrist Circumference 6" to 8.5". [Black]

Bough this to use on my media blast cabinet. The media generates a lot of static electricity sending shocks every few seconds to any part of the operator that is close to the metal cabinet. These sparks will go through a shirt and will jump an inch. This anti static wrist wrap effectively grounds the operator and eliminates the shocks. The wrap was barely big enough for my wrist (I'm 5'7 and 150 lbs. - small wrists).

Built a couple computers with it. Works as intended and grounds you well. Large metal pad for grounding is nice.

This tool helped me make 300 dollars an hour,im a retired engineer in dissability so I do appreciate the quality and craftsmanship of this groundstrap and it fits nicely this is an awesome deal for the price!

I got this as i kept getting shocked while on my treadmill for typign on my laptop and even my keyboard.As long as you have a place to snap this into, it will help with you getting shocked. For the cost, this is a really effective product.That being said, I really wish that this was cordless, as I do like to have the freedom to not feel restricted. The clip can also come off my itself so you still need to be careful with the product. Finally because I have mine grounded to my desk, this will occasionally cause my monitor that I have plugged in to turn off on its own. For those that are using it for a computer I also don't see where you'd realistically put this if your servicing a computer if you're not accustomed to this product.

Good elastic and the wire coil is a good length for being useful, but not too long (ie, doesn't pull stuff off the bench while using). Nice that the clip slides onto a standard banana plug, so easy to connect to different grounds.

Works exactly as you expect. Well made and comfortable to wear well working.

I'm impressed with the simplicity of this anti static wristband which secures with a velco strap and includes a wired alligator clip to attach to your machine as a ground.I use this on my bench top belt sander to prevent that annoying static shock and it works every time.

I used this wrist strap to essentially replace the RAM memory of my partner's laptop and it worked as expected, it protected the memory modules from static making the memory replacement smoothly with no issues. I recommend it

Does the job fine but a bit small since I have large hands and wrist

Do not take the chance, if you are doing any upgrading to your PC, spend the couple of dollars and buy an anti-static strap to ensure you don't inadvertently do damage to your motherboard and components. This one is simple and has the snap so if you need to walk away for a moment you don't have to disconnect the whole wire just pop off the button and you have a snazzy wrist band ;) all kidding aside the product works as intended and reasonably priced a definite must have if doing any PC upgrades.

I have Horizon treadmill and this strap eliminated all static. It’s fairly comfortable and stays out of the way. I clipped it to a small metal tab under the side handlebar. I will report back on the durability over time.

Bought this because I didn't want to take any chances with static while building my first PC. No problems with the build so must've helped. Strap could be a little longer and clip could stay on surfaces a little better. Has a lifetime warranty and according to the packaging the company claims "We have been supporting you all the time." :)

I recently embarked on a fitness regime that involved purchasing a new treadmill. I was full of enthusiasm and ready to reach my goals. I assembled my treadmill and was good to go. That is until I was delivered massive shocks each time I tried to adjust the speed in any way and was limited to the presets at either 4 mph or 7 mph. Want to go faster? ZAP! Want to go slower? ZAP! Want to stop? ZAAAAAAP! I would be flinching in anticipation before touching the dial because the shock therapy was super effective in conditioning my fear. I tried placing the treadmill on a mat and selecting workout clothes/shoes that were supposed to reduce static build up to no effect. I was still getting annihilated every time I used the treadmill.Then I found this wristband. I attached the clip to a metal point on the treadmill and worked up the courage to give it a go. I nervously reached out to the dial and after a few long moments of mentally preparing myself for the pain of another massive shock, I grabbed it. To my great surprise, there was nothing. No jolt running up my fingers -- only pleasant nothingness. It was delightfully uneventful. It took me awhile to get over the shock programming before I could touch the dial with confidence, but now I have nothing preventing me from getting my cardio in.TLDR: This strap is hero.