Following up on yesterday’s below-target funding item, Bild, I wanted to give a more successful project a shot. WetSleeve is wearable hydration pack you strap on your arm. You may recall from my custom mouthguard post that I’ve got a sports marketing background—so this one should be up my alley. I also wanted to test if I could make connections between the 2 and pull from my previous creative.
Turns out, I could.
Here are 104 lines are about WetSleeve:
| 1 | Arm yourself against dehydration |
| 2 | Water on the move |
| 3 | A water sleeve for anywhere you want to go |
| 4 | Like a hands free water bottle for your arm |
| 5 | The perfect balance between water and comfort |
| 6 | The next evolution of water bottles |
| 7 | Water, cards, keys, WetSleeve |
| 8 | Drink without breaking stride |
| 9 | No leaking. No stopping. Just drinking |
| 10 | Where you lose your bottle and find your new drinking source |
| 11 | Run without the water slosh |
| 12 | the water reservoir that reinvents the game |
| 13 | The fully insulated, completely breathable water sleeve for exercise |
| 14 | Fill it up, slide it on, and go. |
| 15 | Don’t let life drain you |
| 16 | Carry your water without the bottle |
| 17 | The comfortable water carrier |
| 18 | 70% of your body is water. Now you can carry some on the outside too. |
| 19 | the slosh-free water bladder for your forearm |
| 20 | 12 ounces of whatever drink you need, to wear anywhere you go |
| 21 | Hydration for wherever you go |
| 22 | The easiest way to hydrate in motion |
| 23 | The water sleeve for beast mode |
| 24 | Stay in motion while drinking |
| 25 | Water that moves with you |
| 26 | How to drink while you run |
| 27 | Bite, drink, and never stop moving. |
| 28 | Carry your water (and your essentials) on your arm |
| 29 | Water that goes with you. |
| 30 | The comfortable way to carry your water |
| 31 | Run with water, without the bounce. |
| 32 | The water sleeve that moves with you |
| 33 | As comfortable as it is effective |
| 34 | Water helps you perform. WetSleeve helps you get water. |
| 35 | The new way to drink while moving |
| 36 | The perfect amount of water for short runs, without the shifting weight |
| 37 | The forearm water carrier |
| 38 | Fill your sleeve and move |
| 39 | Changing the way you drink in motion |
| 40 | The next essential piece of athletic gear is here |
| 41 | For when you want to go without stopping |
| 42 | Fill, zip, drink, go. |
| 43 | It’ll be your new favorite thing about running |
| 44 | Fill ‘er up and never stop |
| 45 | The reservoir for constant motion |
| 46 | Biking, hiking, skating jogging – stay hydrated on the go |
| 47 | Wear your water |
| 48 | You’re not still carrying a water bottle, are you? |
| 49 | Carry cash, keys, ID & 12 ounces of water—without any pockets |
| 50 | Don’t stop to drink – keep going with WetSleeve |
| 51 | You’ll almost want to run just to drink from it again |
| 52 | Instant access to water without interrupting your routine |
| 53 | The arm flask for exercise |
| 54 | Water, juice, and whatever drink you need, wherever you need it |
| 55 | Join the WetSleeve team |
| 56 | The unobtrusive water wear |
| 57 | Arm yourself for exercise |
| 58 | Never leave a water bottle at the gym anymore |
| 59 | The effortless water bottle for athletes on the move |
| 60 | Bringing a new level of convenience to the water game |
| 61 | The non-bulky water bladder for exercise |
| 62 | The “did that running just drink from his arm” water bottle |
| 63 | Minimize what you carry |
| 64 | The convenient way to run with water |
| 65 | For runners who want to drink without breaking stride |
| 66 | No splashing, No stopping, Just drinking |
| 67 | Drink without stopping |
| 68 | the compact and comfortable water sleeve for your arm |
| 69 | Lose the bottle and bite your arm |
| 70 | Cool your arm, quench your thirst |
| 71 | Forearms were made to carry water |
| 72 | The water sleeve 2 years in the making |
| 73 | Drink in less time than it takes to grab a bottle |
| 74 | All the water, none of the sloshing |
| 75 | Where thirsty runners beat their best times |
| 76 | Runners! Drink up |
| 77 | Helping hydrated athletes move freely |
| 78 | The camelbak for your arm |
| 79 | You won’t even notice your water moving with you |
| 80 | Don’t forget your WetSleeve |
| 81 | Fluids in motion |
| 82 | You don’t need to stop to drink anymore |
| 83 | The no-slosh water reservoir you wear on your wrist |
| 84 | Where you never stop to drink |
| 85 | A camelbak for your arm |
| 86 | For thirsty athletes in motion |
| 87 | Feel your body move – not your water |
| 88 | The coolest looking water source you can wear |
| 89 | The water carrier designed for exercise |
| 90 | Water keeps you moving. WetSleeve gives you water. |
| 91 | Don’t break stride to drink |
| 92 | You’ll forget it’s there, until you’re thirsty |
| 93 | all the water you need for exercise |
| 94 | He’s not dabbing. He’s hydrating. |
| 95 | It’s not a water bottle. It’s your source for not stopping. |
| 96 | Water bottles are so 2016 |
| 97 | Ditch the bottle. Bring the water. |
| 98 | Water that moves as easily as you do |
| 99 | The wearable, breathable, light-weight water sleeve |
| 100 | You’re not still wearing a water belt, are you? |
| 101 | The water sleeve that makes you look like a badass |
| 102 | the water reservoir that turns your arm into a drinking source |
| 103 | The water source that moves with you |
| 104 | Ever wear water on your forearm? |
Overall: Pretty good! Once I was able to visualize all its possibilities and how I could use it, the lines flowed like (wait for it)… water.
Lessons: I was pretty athletic in my former life, so I was able to put myself in a lot of situations where I would use this. Visualization kept me moving and I was able to knock out 61 lines before touching a single template. Whooo-wee! That’s progress, my friends.
There weren’t many reviews available, but I did find “slosh” in one of them, which was really tactile. So you’ll see that pop up a few times
Also, I see why this product has 701% of its goal met. It’s pretty *handy* — dontcha think?
Time: 52 minutes! Fastest one yet. I Usain Bolt-ed the heck outta this one.
26/100
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