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iGadgitz Black Water Resistant Neoprene Sports Gym Jogging Armband for Samsung Galaxy S i9000 Android Smartphone Mobile Phone

• iGadgitz custom made neoprene armband only for Samsung Galaxy S i9000.
• Produced from light-weight neoprene, it protects your phone from chips and scratches.
• Silk Printing for the volume and power buttons to allow for full functionality during exercise .
• Headphone tidy to tie up headphone slack.
• Secure adjustable armband – one size fits all. Minimum arm circ 26cm; Max 44cm

This custom made armband is designed specifically for the Samsung Galaxy S i9000. Silk printing for full use of the volume controls and power button through the case. Made from water resistant neoprene material. Perfect for use in the gym, jogging, cycling, beach, etc. Fully adjustable.Not suitable for use with any other smart/mobile phones.

List Price: £13.94

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