Carrollton, Texas (PRWEB) December 22, 2014

Ionloop, America’s favorite Negative Ion + Magnet sport bracelet and watch company debuts a very unique Leather Series with record sales over the past weekend. The company reports that this product launch equals the introduction of the IonTime watch which continues to set sales records for the five year old U.S. owned company. The new leather bracelets come in three popular colors, jet black, saddle brown, and carriage red.

“This bracelet not only has negative ions with a stainless steel magnet clasp but the design features eight strands, whereas most leather bracelets use only four thick stands” said Bob Gotfredson Ionloop Co-Founder. “The eight strand construction allows for a rich small gauge braided pattern that is very appealing to our customers who were asking for an Ionloop bracelet to take it up a notch” said Gotfredson.

Leather bracelets have become very popular with men and women which may explain why David Yurman, Gucci, and John Hardy have recently entered the fine leather bracelet category. The company feels that this new Leather Series with negative ion therapy technology compliments the already popular IonTime Sport Watch which contains the negative ion + magnet technology that Ionloop has become known for in the Global sports accessory category.

About IonLoop http://www.ionloop.com

IonLoop® negative ion bracelets and IonTime watches are a great first-step in counteracting the harmful effects of positive ions. The negative ion properties are manufactured into the bands themselves and will not lose their effectiveness over time. Most Ionloop products contain small but powerful magnets that are carefully assembled so that the magnets are aligned in an alternating polarity; with the belief that this manufacturing process may be adding another dimension to the potential stimulus that the magnets may have on the chemistry of the human body.

Keep your eyes out for IonLoop products while viewing national and international sporting events and stay in the Loop!







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