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The smaller deign of the Nathan Light Bender Mini R makes it the ideal lighted armband for Runners that don't sport boulders for biceps. This armband features red, green, ad blue LED color options and quick-clip band. The Light Bender Mini R can also be worn around the ankle. Key Features: Clips quickly, and securely attaches to arm or ankle Shorter strap for runners with smaller arms RGB Light - red, green, and blue LED options Multi-settings for blinking or steady state lights Battery powered Specs: Battery: 2 x 3V Lithium 2032 - Replaceable Coin Style Battery Burn Time: 30 hours (Steady On), 48 Hours (Strobe) LED: 2 LE Ds - 6 Lumens Max Output Water Resistance: IPX4 – Weather resistant Nathan Lightbender Mini R

Three colors are better than one! Change colors as you like on this lightweight, comfortable, and durable armband, switching between red, green, and blue. You can even choose between a blinking and steady state light pattern, for added visibility. Also new to the Light Bender RX is a Li-ion battery that allows for convenient USB charging. This versatile armband is also sweatproof, waterproof, and chafe-free. Lightweight and comfortable 6-lumen lighted armband Switch between 3 color modes: Red, Green, and Blue Multi-settings for blinking or steady stream lights USB rechargeable IPX4 water-resistant so you can run longer in any weather Specs LED: 6 lumens max output Battery: USB rechargeable Li-ion polymer battery Burn Time: STEADY ON - 8 hrs; FLASHING - 16 hrs Water Resistance: IPX4 Nathan Lightbender Rx Safety Yellow

Sports book meets real-life thriller in this sensational autobiography of Henry Olonga, the former Zimbabwean cricketer whose black armband protest against Robert Mugabe at the 2003 World Cup saw him branded a traitor, sentenced to death in his absence and forced to dramatically flee his homeland and his family. Blood, Sweat And Treason tells the story of Olonga's childhood, of his gradual realisation that he was living in a country ruled by a dictator, of his battle to reach the top as a black cricketer and, ultimately, how he sacrificed that position to do something that he hoped would make a difference. Henry Olonga put his life at risk, but he got the chance to make a new life in England. In this incredible book he tells his extraordinary story in pin-point detail, leaving nothing to the imagination.