Bitbelt or bitbelt jr for kids?

[Trip planner]

My son lost his magic bands on our last two trips. (Once in a lazy river, once at honey I shrunk the kids) I was thinking that I should purchase the bitbelts to save us time going to get and activate a new magic band should this happen again. Since bit belts come in 12 packs, I'd rather get the larger size so everyone in the family can get one. Do I have to get the jr size for my kids? I don't want to buy two packs.

 

[Jennasis]

Rubber bands work fine and are cheap.

 

[deedubb]

Just took a look. It's not extremely snug and I can slide the bitbelt pretty easily, but I suspect it should be okay once it is on your child's wrist. If not, you could probably MacGyver a solution by folding up some paper and slipping it in between the Magicband and bitbelt, or something similar.

 

[Lesley Wake]

If you are getting a MagicBand 2, you can consider getting a magic keeper. Then it can just be hooked to his belt or lanyard or something rather than his wrist.

 

[HopperFan]

We've all had new version MB popping off so we got Bitbelts. Work great, very snug so bet you'll be fine since you can also slide as far as you have overlap.

They are so reasonable not worth it to use rubber bands or ties. Those get caught and pull.

 

[bumbershoot]

I wonder if the difference is meant to account for the sizing between wearing it "as is" vs taking off the grey part? If so, does he wear his as is, or with the grey part off?