I bought all of these items with my own money. I came across Glamourmouse.com while googling something a few months ago and wanted to try their stuff out. I bought their Water Bottle Lanyard Holder and their MouseStrap. They came quickly, in a package with mickey head confetti.
Their Water Bottle Lanyard Holder is actually what drew me to their site-I was discussing the Walt Disney World Universal Keeper, which I love BUT I’ve had the waterbottle part bend off on me. not terribly surprising when one is lugging a liter of Smart Water, and easy enough to exchange, but still not ideal. I hoped that the Glamour Mouse water bottle lanyard holder would be sturdier. I also bought the retractable ticket holder. I was really impressed with the quality of the lanyard-putting a water bottle in and out was very easy without any tugging. It sits comfortably across my body-it seems like it might work better with a hip-bag than a traditional lanyard. I did find that I had it as long as it would go (I’m fat, remember?) and it was higher than I would have a purse to be -we will see how this fares. The holder clips on easily to the lanyard, and is nicely sized. Edit August 31, 2010: I really liked using this in Universal. I found it convenient and comfortable.
MouseStrap solves a problem I have long had: my migraines make a baseball cap a must, and as such a traditional beanie mouse ears won’t work for me. Headband ears? I have a big head, they hurt. MouseStrap fits me comfortably. I was particularly excited abut MouseStrap when I learned that you can now buy DIY Mouse Ears in Downtown Disney-so I can buy ears in August! Woohoo! Edit August 31, 2010: I am saddened to say that I cannot recommend the Mousestrap. Despite trying the attached tool and other items, I am unable to punch open the holes in the ears (pink Mickey heads in rhinestones-so me! :)) in a away that I can get the Mousestrap through.
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