Nomad Launches New Glow in the Dark Sport Band for Apple Watch

Nomad today released a limited edition Glow in the Dark Sport Band that is designed for the Apple Watch. The band, priced at $60, is compatible with the 49mm, 45mm, 44mm, and 42mm Apple Watch models.

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Like Nomad's other Sport Band options, the Glow in the Dark model is made from FKM fluoroelastomer rubber, and it is waterproof, so it can be worn when swimming, in the ocean, and during sweaty activities. The material is stiffer than Apple's version of the Sport Band, but it is comfortable on the wrist.

There's a pin-and-tuck mechanism to close the band for a secure closure, and interior ventilation channels add breathability to keep the watch band from getting too moist underneath, similar to Apple's Nike bands. In our testing, the Sport Band does indeed glow in the dark as advertised, though the glow is a bit more subtle than depicted in Nomad's photos. The band needs to have light exposure before it is able to glow in the dark, and the brightness will depend on the amount of light that it gets.

During the day, the band is an unassuming white color, but when the lights go out, it glows green.

Nomad has been releasing multiple limited edition versions of the Sport Band, so the new model joins Blaze, Atlantic Blue, Electric Blue, and High Volta.

The Glow in the Dark Sport Band can be purchased from the Nomad website for $60.

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josebus Avatar
23 months ago
For when you dropped $700 on a watch, but are still 5 years old.
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TheYayAreaLiving ?️ Avatar
23 months ago
This actually looks pretty cool. Tempted to order one! ?
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cthompson94 Avatar
23 months ago
Pretty cool for runners and hikers and quite a few others, especially with the area I live a lot more evening/early morning runners really need to wear something high vis
Score: 20 Votes (Like | Disagree)
frenchcamp49er Avatar
23 months ago
I’ll hold out for the Flashing Lights Band.
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dannyyankou Avatar
23 months ago

For when you dropped $700 on a watch, but are still 5 years old.
Or for when you want people to see you when you’re out at night.
Score: 13 Votes (Like | Disagree)
frenchcamp49er Avatar
23 months ago

Pretty cool for runners and hikers and quite a few others, especially with the area I live a lot more evening/early morning runners really need to wear something high vis
They should also ready be using such equipment. A watch band won’t help.
Score: 9 Votes (Like | Disagree)