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Silicone Wedding Ring Review

Silicone Wedding Ring
Silicone Wedding Ring

Silicone Wedding Ring Review

June 12, 2015 Posted by Bill Loguidice Review 2 Comments

Long-time readers of Armchair Arcade may find it unusual that, despite the fact that I am indeed married, I’m reviewing a wedding band on our videogame-, computer-, and technology-centric Website. Rest assured, however, that this is no ordinary ring.

How the Silicone Wedding Ring comes packaged.

How the Silicone Wedding Ring comes packaged.

The Smart Band silicone wedding ring is one of many of a new generation of bands designed to be worn where those formulated from metals and alloys are either inconvenient or inappropriate. One example includes lifting weights or other heavy objects where crushing a hard ring between your finger and the object you’re lifting is a very painful possibility. Another example is working with sensitive electronic components, where a traditional ring might act as an unwanted conductor. This soft silicone ring gets around problems like those with ease, remaining soft and pliable, as well as being a low electrical conductor.

Made of hypo-allergenic medical grade silicone that’s both heat and water resistant, this is the type of ring you can take just about anywhere. The fact that it’s on sale for only $14.99 on Amazon right now also means it’s no big deal if something did in fact happen to it.

The Silicone Wedding Ring's style is suitably modest.

The Silicone Wedding Ring’s style is suitably modest.

Sizing is a non-issue as well. I certainly had no idea what my ring size is, despite wearing two different wedding bands since 2001 (I switched off for our 10th anniversary). Luckily, there are plenty of quality (and free) online ring sizing sites (I used http://findmyringsize.com/ to discover I’m a 10.5, which fit the same size I specified for the Smart Band silicone wedding ring when it arrived).

If you think this is something that might be of benefit to you, don’t hesitate to go for the Smart Band silicone wedding ring among the ever expanding cavalcade of choices.

 

Thanks to Smart Band for the review unit.

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  • Rowdy Rob
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    June 13, 2015 at 8:23 AM

    I hate to say it, Bill, but it looks tacky as hell! It looks like something you’d get out of one of those 10-cent toy/gumball machines you’d see in shopping centers.

    That having been said, the reasons you gave for wearing this make sense (pain/injury/electo-conductivity…). Perhaps this is just the beginning of how society will adapt as we become more and more dependent on technology. Even our customary jewelry will have to evolve to accommodate our tech needs.

    This ring just looks a bit too wide… and black… and conspicuous. Those are just my opinions, of course.

    • Bill Loguidice
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      June 13, 2015 at 10:23 AM

      I agree, though the looks have grown on me. This is an 8mm design. There’s also 6mm from other companies, which might prove more tasteful. In any case, it’s not necessarily meant as a full-time ring, more a “sport” and/or “work” ring. In that regard, it serves its purpose well. I know psychologically I like feeling a ring on my finger there. When I sleep with it, it’s also quite comfortable because it’s so soft. Same thing with handling the baby, etc.

      Another neat thing I noticed is that it washes off quite easily when you wash your hands, so there’s that as well. With all of that in mind, it’s no replacement for the real thing in most normal situations. Not by a long shot.

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