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Dive in with sharks! Created in partnership with Saving the Blue, each shark bracelet unlocks an interactive tracking map and helps Fahlo support their conservation.
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Marine scientists at Saving The Blue study a variety of threatened marine organisms, including sharks, to continue refining their management and protection strategies. Active research combined with community outreach programs in marine conservation enables everyone to help recover and restore ocean life.
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Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 4.7 / 5 from 2624 reviews.
I love my bracelets
Jina P.5/5Verified
I ordered a bracelet that tracks a shark, and I received Gus, the hammerhead shark who lives in Florida. The bracelet comes with a page that tells about Gus, where he was found, how old he is, what type of hammerhead shark he is, and a picture of him being tracked. In the app, you can see his track and the app also tells about him. When Gus moves to another place, the app sends you a message that updates you that he has moved.
נועה ירדן ע.5/5Verified
I love it
Renee C.5/5Verified
I love sharks so much and I feel like a proud father of them.
Epic P.5/5Verified
I absolutely love tracking my sharks and the other animals I have. Im already trying to decide the next two! Its fun, educational and interesting to learn and see where they go
Stacy H.5/5Verified
I absolutely love Fahlo and what they do for animals! I love being able to support wildlife while also getting a bracelet that connects me to a real animal. It’s such a fun and meaningful way to learn about and help protect animals. I also had a great experience with their customer service when I had an issue with my bracelet. They were super helpful and sent me a replacement for free!
Scarlett N.5/5Verified
Received my Lava bracelet completely broken, beads and shark charm detached and rolling around in the envelope sent! ?????
George D.3/5
We got a rare hammerhead shark with the limited edition shark week and my son loves it. He checks it every day.
April K.5/5Verified
Great
Liv J.5/5Verified
Great quality and comfortable to wear
Philip L.5/5Verified
I love this company! The merch is all well made, I'm 6'2" 235lbs so I stretch most bean style bracelets out so much they don't look good but these all fit well, arrive promptly and my family loves tracking the various animals, I live in the Gulf of Mexico (America) so its fun to tell the little ones a sea turtle or Dolpin could pop up out back! Great products and company.
Adam B.5/5Verified
The blue color and the crackling are just beautiful. It does look a tad cheapy but its cute. I gave it to my daughter, its her favorite color.
Emily S.5/5Verified
We were sent a penguin tracking card with our shark Fahlo bracelet. We would love it we could be sent the correct card for our shark bracelet.
Trina H.1/5Verified
I love these bracelets! I have a whale shark, Great White Shark, a Hammerhead Shark, and a turtle! I can’t wait to get more bracelets or plushies if I see them!
Emma F.5/5
You sent me a shark bracelet without an adoption card.
Jana L.1/5Verified
Love all of my Fahlo bracelets. I mix and match them all the time. And it's a blast tracking the animals on the app!
Andrea G.5/5Verified
Very comfortable and beautiful ☺️😉
Nida N.5/5Verified
I LOVED all of these bracelets especially the shark, sharks are probably one of my favourite sea animals, I’ve already got the lion, the turtle, and the shark, I’m gonna get a penguin and a dolphin soon!
Natalie P.5/5
Absolutely love this. I love seeing Tank my shark swim around and i bought some new ones and my turtle is right near tank! The bracelets themselves are also adorable
Sydney M.5/5
I love tracking Finn my hammerhead shark 🦈 he is the beat shark he was at Orlando Florida now he is in sabastin Florida❤️❤️❤️
Skylar G.5/5
I really love the shark, because sharks are smart, brilliant and amazing they are the most related shocked me sharks are the best in the whole world so I think that because sharks or call
Skylar G.5/5
Sandy, my best friend, gave me these three bracelets for Christmas early because she was so excited for them to arrive. I have since ordered 45 more bracelets for friends and family for gifts and so many more for ME!! Lol 😂. I absolutely love these bracelets and I love tracking the animals and wearing them all the time! Can’t wait for all the ones to arrive that I have ordered. The anticipation is real.
Lori H.5/5
Love that I'm doing and supporting something worthwhile...love everything about this cause of support
Sherryn H.5/5Verified
I love all four of my little pets. I will continue to add to them. How about a wolf and a buffalo 🦬. Wolves are my favorite.
Joan C.5/5
Love the bracelet ! It’s genuine as i received the parcel all the way from asia (singapore) and i’m really glad that i’m able to give back to the society <3 Bracelets are pretty and worth the wait! Can’t wait where Finn would go in the next coming months / years 🫶
Amelia B.5/5Verified
I love this and the fact that I'm helping animals. I love tracking my "pets".
Patricia C.5/5Verified
I am absolutely in love!! I think I need another one!!! I got a hammerhead, which was my favorite shark as a kid. Now I can't really pick a favorite, I love them all!
Heather M.5/5
i love it!
Halle B.5/5Verified
I love tracking the animals they are so fun and the shark is always going everywhere
It’s definitely a purchase I would not regret
Sarah S.5/5
My daughter gave me a shark for my birthday and I loved it, since then I’ve been collecting all the bracelets and track my animals, and plus I give them as presents to family and friends, I love my animals and bracelets, can’t get enough! ❤️❤️🙏 Jenny
Jennifer B.5/5
I love Fahlo and all that they have to offer. They have the cutest bracelets and a huge tote bag. I have 5 bracelets and will continue to buy more including their shirts.
Ava B.5/5Verified
So in love with these products! The colors are perfect! I ordered 15 different other bracelets!
Marie-lou B.5/5Verified
I got my turtle bracelet for a gift from my sister who got a shark on from her grand kids for Christmas. It’s fun seeing where they go! So I bought myself one , a shark!
She is all over the place. My other sister has a polar bear! It’s fun seeing where they all are!
Penny C.5/5Verified
I love my Babu, a hammerhead shark. I follow him and he’s always going round and round. People should understand that sharks are not killers, that’s what movies show. They are rare fish, everyone should protect them.
Stefania B.5/5
so i got a shark one recently and i got Wasabi the tiger shark. i really loves these bracelets and will be buying more
Ruby F.5/5
I love my fahlo bracelets! I got 5 of them in the span of 3 months...
They are very fun and a nice way to start coversations with both adults and children.
They are for good cause and tracking the animals is one of the highlights in my morning routine
Maria B.5/5Verified
Bought this for my daughter’s 13th birthday, she loves the bracelet and tracking the shark on the app. The bracelet arrived quickly and is lovely.
Jennifer H.5/5Verified
Awesome nice looking beads!! Looks grest on me.
Orlando H.5/5Verified
Great idea. A beautiful bracelet that keeps you involved with wildlife.
Michele C.5/5Verified
Beautiful bracelet and fast shipping
Lisa W.5/5Verified
Why are sharks tracked?
“In order to conserve and manage sharks, researchers use tags to track them in their natural habitat and study their movement patterns and behavior. This tagging allows researchers to better understand the species’ life history, social behavior, reproduction and much more, including how often the animals may interact with fisheries. These fields are all very important for advancing the conservation and management of sharks. For example, Saving the Blue recently tagged a great hammerhead in Andros. Within the Bahamas, this shark was protected as part of the national Shark Sanctuary. When the shark left the Bahamas and swam to the United States, however, it was subject to fishing pressure as regulations permit limited harvest in federal waters. By revealing where sharks move and the routes they travel, scientists can understand how best to influence management and ultimately, protect them. This protection is only possible with the use of tags, which reveal the secrets of these fascinating creatures!” - Saving the Blue
To learn more about why sharks are tracked, visit our partner directly at savingtheblue.org.
How are sharks tracked?
“We use a combination of satellite and acoustic electronic devices. Satellite tags (SPOT or PSAT) are typically used to monitor migration patterns both horizontally and vertically as they can provide locations of the sharks during tracks and depth / temperature information at 5-minute intervals throughout their deployment. Acoustic tracking tags are usually deployed to examine habitat use at finer scales, determining the role of various biological factors (e.g. biotic / abiotic) on how sharks use particular areas.” - Saving the Blue
To learn more about how sharks are tracked, visit our partner directly at savingtheblue.org.
Does tracking harm the sharks?
“Our team is very careful with how we handle and place tags on sharks. Most satellite devices are placed next to or through the dorsal fin. There are no nerve endings in the fins and although we are unable to ask a shark if it feels us making a hole to place a tag, they do not react. The tags are temporary with materials that break down over time, so eventually there are no tag remnants on the shark. Acoustic tags are typically implanted in the body cavity and can last up to 10-years, many recent studies that our scientific team have been involved with have tracked some individuals up to 6-years with tags implanted showing no adverse effects.” - Saving the Blue
Sharks’ biggest fear is the bottlenose dolphin. Though dolphins are known to be friendly and gentle creatures, they can be skilled fighters when in conflict with sharks. Sharks fear them because they know that dolphins can use their pointed snouts to injure the sharks’ sensitive underbellies.
Can sharks be friendly?
Despite their scary appearance and reputation, sharks can actually be relatively friendly towards humans. There are hundreds of different shark species, so this can vary. However, most shark species do not mind close human contact and interaction.
Will a shark attack you?
Even though sharks certainly have the ability to attack humans, they typically do not have reason to and would prefer to attack and prey on other marine animals. Because humans are not a preferred food source of sharks, shark attacks on humans are actually very rare.
What is the biggest shark?
Because there are many species of sharks, the variation in size can range from sharks that are small enough to fit in your hand to sharks that are larger than a school bus. The biggest shark is the whale shark, which can grow to be up to 60 feet long.
How does a shark tracking bracelet work?
Shark tracking bracelets work using satellite technology through a small tag, typically placed on one of the shark’s fins. This tag sends signals up to an overhead satellite, telling its precise location and allowing for its movements to be tracked.
“In order to conserve and manage sharks, researchers use tags to track them in their natural habitat and study their movement patterns and behavior. This tagging allows researchers to better understand the species’ life history, social behavior, reproduction and much more, including how often the animals may interact with fisheries. These fields are all very important for advancing the conservation and management of sharks. For example, Saving the Blue recently tagged a great hammerhead in Andros. Within the Bahamas, this shark was protected as part of the national Shark Sanctuary. When the shark left the Bahamas and swam to the United States, however, it was subject to fishing pressure as regulations permit limited harvest in federal waters. By revealing where sharks move and the routes they travel, scientists can understand how best to influence management and ultimately, protect them. This protection is only possible with the use of tags, which reveal the secrets of these fascinating creatures!” - Saving the Blue
To learn more about why sharks are tracked, visit our partner directly at savingtheblue.org.
“We use a combination of satellite and acoustic electronic devices. Satellite tags (SPOT or PSAT) are typically used to monitor migration patterns both horizontally and vertically as they can provide locations of the sharks during tracks and depth / temperature information at 5-minute intervals throughout their deployment. Acoustic tracking tags are usually deployed to examine habitat use at finer scales, determining the role of various biological factors (e.g. biotic / abiotic) on how sharks use particular areas.” - Saving the Blue
To learn more about how sharks are tracked, visit our partner directly at savingtheblue.org.
“Our team is very careful with how we handle and place tags on sharks. Most satellite devices are placed next to or through the dorsal fin. There are no nerve endings in the fins and although we are unable to ask a shark if it feels us making a hole to place a tag, they do not react. The tags are temporary with materials that break down over time, so eventually there are no tag remnants on the shark. Acoustic tags are typically implanted in the body cavity and can last up to 10-years, many recent studies that our scientific team have been involved with have tracked some individuals up to 6-years with tags implanted showing no adverse effects.” - Saving the Blue
Sharks’ biggest fear is the bottlenose dolphin. Though dolphins are known to be friendly and gentle creatures, they can be skilled fighters when in conflict with sharks. Sharks fear them because they know that dolphins can use their pointed snouts to injure the sharks’ sensitive underbellies.
Despite their scary appearance and reputation, sharks can actually be relatively friendly towards humans. There are hundreds of different shark species, so this can vary. However, most shark species do not mind close human contact and interaction.
Even though sharks certainly have the ability to attack humans, they typically do not have reason to and would prefer to attack and prey on other marine animals. Because humans are not a preferred food source of sharks, shark attacks on humans are actually very rare.
Because there are many species of sharks, the variation in size can range from sharks that are small enough to fit in your hand to sharks that are larger than a school bus. The biggest shark is the whale shark, which can grow to be up to 60 feet long.
Shark tracking bracelets work using satellite technology through a small tag, typically placed on one of the shark’s fins. This tag sends signals up to an overhead satellite, telling its precise location and allowing for its movements to be tracked.
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Tracked via SPOT (Smart Position and Temperature) tag
This animal’s safety guarded with the Fahlo Protection Ping™
If you add 3 or more, you get free shipping!
Fahlo donates 10% of all profits to our nonprofit partners
Sizing: Elastic, one size fits most
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Worldwide Shipping
Dedicated Customer Service
100% Happiness Guarantee
