Travel Gear Review: Never Drop Your Phone in Water Again with Loop

I Prevented Dropping My Phone in Water with the Petite Loop Phone Strap
Petite Loop Phone Strap is Perfect for Traveling and Keeping Tabs on My Phone
Petite Loop Phone Strap is Perfect for Traveling and Keeping Tabs on My Phone

I remember it well. The day I dropped my phone in water, fished it out of the toilet bowl, placed it in nylons and then a bag of rice in an attempt to salvage it. Unfortunately, I had turned it on and fried it before dropping it in the bag of rice (electricity and water don’t mix, doh!). For the record, because I’m a classy woman, the phone was in my skirt pocket and made the plunge when I sat up; I was NOT using the phone while on the porcelain throne.

On the Left is the Ninja Loop, Right is Petite Loop
On the Left is the Ninja Loop, Right is Petite Loop

The Struggle is Real
Ever since, I’ve been very careful in preventing dropping my phone in water and dropping my phone in general because my phone is my life. I rarely use it to speak with people but use it to snap photos, text, message, email, social sharing, navigation, notetaking, light up the night, wake me up and beyond hence why I need the best unlimited cell phone data plans. The essentials of my life are in that little rectangular box and just like my shadow, it goes with me everywhere.

Unfortunately, although it’s the 21st century, it’s still difficult to find fashionable womenswear (specifically, dresses and skirts) that has pockets for carrying things such as phones. Yeah, I know, I can carry my phone in my purse but there are times when I just need it in my hand or a situation where it’s not appropriate or easy to carry a purse or bag.

Easy to Affix the Petite Loop Phone Strap to My Phone
Easy to Affix the Petite Loop Phone Strap to My Phone

Don’t Drop the Phone in the Water, Loop It!
But, ta-dah!!!!

From the “why didn’t I think of this?” department is the Loop. It’s a handy, fashionable and affordable strap to affix to your phone which allows you to carry it without worrying about dropping it.

There are two types of Loops, the Ninja Loop Phone Strap which allows you to carry your phone by affixing the strap to the back of the phone and looping your hand through so you can grip your phone and if you let go, you won’t drop your phone in the water or elsewhere. The Petite Loop Phone Strap is the other type which is a strap you affix to the back of your phone and can wear around your wrist.

 

It's Easy to Affix the Petite Loop Phone Strap to My Phone Then Loop Through My Phone Case
It’s Easy to Affix the Petite Loop Phone Strap to My Phone Then Loop Through My Phone Case

I’ve been using my fashionable (Leopard print) Petite Loop Phone Strap for a couple of weeks and LOVE it! It’s been handy when I’ve taken the dog out, especially at night when I need a flashlight; on location in town while working and needed to have my phone handy to keep in touch with my coworkers and media; and to the beach where the Loop prevented me from dropping my phone in water.

I’ve tried the Ninja Loop Phone Strap too, in a colorful Summer color, which is blend of pinks, blues, yellows and purples, and also think it’s pretty nifty and useful. The Loops are affixed to the phones with an adhesive and seem to be pretty sturdy.

Loop: Perfect Travel Buddy
This is PERFECT for travel because I like keeping my phone accessible and usually have my hands full with my bags or travel documents. I can see where the Loop would help keep me sane because at least once, when my hands are full, I lose my phone by dropping or misplacing it.

I Prevented Dropping My Phone in Water with the Petite Loop Phone Strap
I Prevented Dropping My Phone in Water with the Petite Loop Phone Strap

How to Order the Loop
These useful phone straps start at $4.95 (plus shipping and tax) which make them affordable, so why not order a few? They make cute stocking stuffers or can be inserted inside a card and sent off to your favorite traveling friend or BFF. If you’re looking for a logo’d item for your organization or company, Loops can be customized, too, and how cool is that?

So yeah, the Loop is pretty fab! Check em out and get in the loop! Visit www.phoneloops.com.

Disclosure: I received complimentary product samples for review purposes however opinions are my own.

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Jenn

Jennifer A. Huber is an award-winning travel and outdoor blogger and writer in Southwest Florida. Originally from Buffalo, N.Y., a hiking trail led her to a career path in the tourism industry for more than 30 years. She spent a decade with a park management company in Yellowstone, Death Valley, and Everglades National Parks. She founded the travel blog, SoloTravelGirl.com with the goal of inspiring others to travel alone, not lonely. The unexpected death of her former husband in 2008 reminded her how short life is. His passing was a catalyst for sharing her experiences with the goal of inspiring and empowering others to travel solo. Jennifer holds a Travel Marketing Professional certification from the Southeast Tourism Society, is a certified food judge, member of the NASA Social community, and alum of the FBI Citizens Academy. When not traveling, she is either in the kitchen, practicing her photography skills, or road tripping with her dog, Radcliff.

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