People look incredibly lame when they wrestle earbud wires for ten entire minutes, brows furrowed and intense, drooling with anticipation for some haute tunes. Innovation takes a cigarette break while millions maneuver their cords, as a monkey would pick mites off his mate. A tiny piece of plastic saves the day. The Earbud Clip, courtesy of urban accessory designer and manufacturer PKOH NYC, is a simple, molded plastic clasp designed specifically for earbud wires. Despite its plain appearance, the clip boasts subtle nuances that allow superior performance, such as an asymmetrically angled/tapered tip to ensure the clip easily slides under a bundle of wrapped cord. The cord-lock holes keep the clip on the wire when not in use while the contoured clamping legs provide a secure grip without pinching. The Lexan polycarbonate construction provides durability and keeps its glossy appearance, with no yellowing or deterioration over time or by sunlight.

More info: www.earbudclip.com

Date Posted: November 18, 2005
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