Gadget Helps Weed-Whacking Landscapers

Mar 15, 2013

Updated Mar 18, 2013

A clever gadget on the market helps landscapers wielding trimmers and other hand-held equipment.

Prone to messing up and snipping their iPod headset cords, the Earbud Yo-Yo keeps the cord from getting cut.

By locking down flying earbuds, keeping the wires from casual flailing around, this simple device also protects the long iPod wires from the tangles, knots and twists that happen.

The Earbud Yo-Yo is a cord organize thatr:

keeps headset wires from billowing and getting accidentally cut
customizes cord lengths
small, fits anywhere, storing wires easily and safely
saves time by preventing knots
winds up earbuds with microphones
device locks right onto cord, never gets lost

This product is available in 16 interesting skins and solid colors.

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