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Most Time Wearing Consecutive Tyvek Wristbands on the Same Wrist

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FORT LUPTON, Colorado, United States / October 26, 2026

Michael Benavides of Fort Lupton, Colorado has kept a red tear-away Tyvek concert wristband on his wrist for 86 days since August 1, 2026, with an orange band from August 9 and four more from later Denver shows stacked beside it, all without glue or tape. His October 26 photos show six bands on the same wrist: the red and orange ones worn through at the surface but still whole, next to a cherry band from a September 25 Selena tribute, a green splatter band from an October 9 show, and yellow and solid green bands from Dead Floyd shows at Ophelia's on October 23 and 24. He backed the run with dated check-ins, setlists from the opening shows, and close-up video earlier in the streak. The streak was still going when this total was certified.

Tags: endurance, wearing, marathon feats, wristband

Rules

- Wristbands must be standard tear-away Tyvek event wristbands worn on the same wrist
- The first wristband starts the clock; additional wristbands may be added only while all previous bands remain intact and worn
- No glue, tape, or any adhesive or reinforcement may be used at any point
- Time is counted continuously from when the first wristband was fastened until any band breaks or is removed
- Provide dated photo or video check-ins across the attempt and close-up video showing the bands condition and absence of adhesives
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