are the bands like the rainbow loom glitter bands or neon bands? like very stretchy and sort of sticky? or are they slippery like a silicone bracelet?
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they are neon bands very streachy and sort of sticky and they are rubery silacony
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I dont think its thread that is glittered, its a ring around the circles, very small amt, and very secured. Lol...love this question. I hate glitter too! You are safe with these.
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Yes. The colors are translucent, not solid, not bright. The glitter is subtle. I don't find them to be weaker than any other elastic bands that I have purchased.
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They are nothing like rainbow loom bands. I think they are made outside the US becUse of the heavy chemical scent they have
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They are rubbery and bendable. They also feel soft to the touch. I like them--it is nice to change up the color every once in a while.
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The description is 'elastic bands' so I can't say for sure they're rubber - but they are not covered and do look like rubber bands - I use them to hold trash bags in my 33 gallon trash cans. As others have said, they do work great and are indeed reusable. I have "covered bands" and they work well - have no compunction in using these elastic bands in their place. And they cost less!! Hope this and the other comments help you decide
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The package just says Loom Bands. I have purchased these twice already and I have NOT had any problems with them. Yes, you will get a few broken bands, but even the packages from the Rainbow Loom Company have broken bands in them. To me the colors are much nicer and I would definitely recommend buying these bands.
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I don't know. My girls use them to weave headbands on their fingers. Similar to a rainbow loom bracelet but for a headband.
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They work well on the bands front, not sure what you mean by fake....they are not the rainbow loom brand, but another brand and they work well.
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These bands aren't the official registered trademark brand but they are great in comparison. They are bright in color, there are lots of colors to work with, they don't have an odor and they don't break easily like some of the other brands do. They are good quality and price...its a win win!! I recommend!
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They are silicone. They are also a bit stretchy, so don't be concerned if they appear to be a little small for your jar.
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Hi Elaine, They are very soft and flexible. They are silicone. Yesterday I wore them in the shower! They are very flexible which helps to get them between the toes. When I put them on, I start at the b ig toe and work to the small. I put each "gem" in between the toes and then once done, I go back and pull slightly on each "gem" which really gets it to the base of each toe for maximum stretch. Easy Peasy and feet feel really good afterwards!
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I have them but I'm not sure what they are of. They are not soft like a silicone case. The only thing that I don't like is that the part of glitter comes off.
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If you mainly want to do "growing" type bracelets it's better. The regular loom gives you way more options tho. Personality I suck at trying to find the correct band to hook on reg loom so I like finding things I can make on monster. But it is limited. A lot of stuff u can make on monster IS possible on rainbow but easier on monster. Bands tend to slip off easier on monster. But I still prefer it for what I like to make
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Lisa,I honestly don't know. They seem rubbery, but my guess would be some other sort of synthetic and not rubber. I could see how silicone hot pads would stick great to a gym floor. These markers would definitely slide a bit more than that. Whenever there is grit on the floor, they slide the most actually. The funny thing is that when I wipe them down with Clorox wipes to disinfect them between uses, that just makes them a bit more sticky, even after it dries. They were so cheap when I bought them, compared to these other markers I used to use (and wanted again!), that I just took my chances. Sorry I couldn't help you more! Lisa,I honestly don't know. They seem rubbery, but my guess would be some other sort of synthetic and not rubber. I could see how silicone hot pads would stick great to a gym floor. These markers would definitely slide a bit more than that. Whenever there is grit on the floor, they slide the most actually. The funny thing is that when I wipe them down with Clorox wipes to disinfect them between uses, that just makes them a bit more sticky, even after it dries. They were so cheap when I bought them, compared to these other markers I used to use (and wanted again!), that I just took my... » Read More Lisa,I honestly don't know. They seem rubbery, but my guess would be some other sort of synthetic and not rubber. I could see how silicone hot pads would stick great to a gym floor. These markers would definitely slide a bit more than that. Whenever there is grit on the floor, they slide the most actually. The funny thing is that when I wipe them down with Clorox wipes to disinfect them between uses, that just makes them a bit more sticky, even after it dries. They were so cheap when I bought them, compared to these other markers I used to use (and wanted again!), that I just took my chances. Sorry I couldn't help you more! « Show Less
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Yes slide on and off held only by frictionHowever I assume they would eventually get looseThey are cheap just try a bunchThe original ones I got at a college bookstore were silicone. Awesome but expensive. There are some solid color firm vinyl ones on market, no good. Check to be sure the ones listed are what i got but they were a translucent gummy bear type material and comfy. Petroleum hand lotions attack and made mine sticky The ones I kept clean are years old I cant tell you if this listing is same as i bought some time back and have bought from several placesI have muscular issues and they work great for grip Yes slide on and off held only by frictionHowever I assume they would eventually get looseThey are cheap just try a bunchThe original ones I got at a college bookstore were silicone. Awesome but expensive. There are some solid color firm vinyl ones on market, no good. Check to be sure the ones listed are what i got but they were a translucent gummy bear type material and comfy. Petroleum hand lotions attack and made mine sticky The ones I kept clean are years old I cant tell you if this listing is same as i bought some time back and have bought from... » Read More Yes slide on and off held only by frictionHowever I assume they would eventually get looseThey are cheap just try a bunchThe original ones I got at a college bookstore were silicone. Awesome but expensive. There are some solid color firm vinyl ones on market, no good. Check to be sure the ones listed are what i got but they were a translucent gummy bear type material and comfy. Petroleum hand lotions attack and made mine sticky The ones I kept clean are years old I cant tell you if this listing is same as i bought some time back and have bought from several placesI have muscular issues and they work great for grip « Show Less
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They are a polyvinyl material. They are not sticky but have weight to them. The spots will slide if you kick them, but for my youngest dancers they seem to stay in place while they practice their broad jumps from spot to spot. Hope the info. helps.