ACT Head Impact Tracker dock

ACT Head Impact Tracker dock is designed to accommodate ACT Head Impact Tracker head sensor to those thin sports hairbands many of you love. On the head side is loop dock for the head sensor attachment, and in the middle hook and loop “jaws” to “click” the dock to your thin hairband. Like this. Please notice: hair band in the picture is not included to ACT Head Impact Tracker dock.

Product details
Name: ACT Head Impact Tracker dock
Materials: 100% recycled
Color: mostly black
Sizes: one size
Wash it with 30 °C, no ironing, do not use harsh chemicals or detergents
Eco design and manufacturing by www.globehope.com
Estimated delivery time at the moment: 4-6 weeks.

The docks are handmade in Finland by a company called Globe Hope. We are so happy to work with them and bring you them in a sustainable way. Every dock is making use of recycled and industry excess materials.
Please bear in mind that when handmade with recycled and industry excess materials, each dock has its unique look, feel and material composition, depending on the materials available when it was made. We hope you’ll like the one you get!

How to use it
The dock comes with two pieces of hook tape with adhesive back side to attach to the head sensor’s back side. The back panel of the head sensor has an adhesive surface that you can use by removing the protective film on top of it. We recommend that you use the adhesive surface to attach the hook tape, with which you can attach the head sensor to the ACT Head Impact Tracker dock. Please note that the surface has strong adhesive! The head sensor’s silicone boxing is ruthless for gluing anything to it. Hence be prepared to exchange the hook-tape every so often, despite the strong adhesive. Fortunately they are widely available in craft stores, hardware stores, and alike. Just remember to pick the one with as strong adhesive to it as possible. Adding glue to the adhesive side is not necessary, but it can make a difference to the time the adhesive will hold.

Please note
– Remember to remove the head sensor from the dock, or any other accessory it has been attached to, before washing.