LED wristbands for football games

Friday night is a long game with a few moments that should look bigger than the rest. Remote-controlled LED wristbands light the student section in the team colors. From the field, that block of wrists is the part of the stands that reads. Homecoming and senior night are the dates people photograph, so plan those lists before the week of the game, not in the stands.

A simple football list is enough. Team walk-out, in the color you want for the entrance. Touchdowns, one color and a return to home so you are ready for the kickoff. Halftime, if the band or a presentation needs the section to hold still. Senior night, a held color during introductions, then the home colors for the rest of the night. Timeouts are a short window: one change, then back, so the next snap is not a scramble at the desk.

You do not need a cue on every play. The student section looks organized when the color changes for a reason. A wave that never stops becomes background. A color that arrives on a score is a signal. Write those reasons down and leave the other downs alone.

Homecoming can use the same order as a regular Friday if the colors and the mark stay the same. Add the cues that belong to that night, such as a presentation or a senior class color, and keep the game list underneath. If both a rally and the game happen on the same day, split the lists. The rally page covers the gym. This page covers the field.

One person should run the controller from a spot where they can see the student section and hear the game. Radio-controlled wristbands need the controller. You can run it yourself with our self-explanatory guide, or an AuraBands crew can run the show. Speak to one of our representatives if you want a crew with the bands.

The fabric wristband is the best seller for a school mark on the band. The oval on the module is printed, not a sticker. Every band is brand new. Sale only, no rentals, and not recycled or refurbished.