How is the swisstrailbell made? What is its purpose?

And in the best case scenario, bicycle bells and bells help signal intentions.

"A bicycle bell can be seen as a friendly way of telling other people where we are and where we are going. If you're a happy cyclist and just cycle around, there's nothing worse than a speedster chasing you without warning Whizzes and takes your breath (and your good mood) away if he or she shoots past. The same goes if you're a pedestrian. "

"The swisstrailbells are made by hand. The forging of the bells with the surface refinement alone comprises more than 20 work steps. Depending on the model, there is also hand painting, an image print, the sewing of the straps including the magnets and the assembly of the finished swisstrailbell.

With every swisstrailbell you get your own personal unique item.

Irregular surfaces, small color deviations from the images in the web shop are normal and do not represent a quality defect. On the contrary, they underline the individuality of the product and the function of the swisstrailbell with the pure sound, which is largely made possible by this manual manufacturing process. "

The swisstrailbell was primarily invented as a bicycle bell. Thanks to the child's play of assembly, we have also heard them tinkle on balance bikes, strollers, walkers and wheelchairs, but also on school bags, rucksacks and Nordic walking sticks. And in the snow season it is used on sleds and ski sticks. "swisstrailbell": a bell for everyone!

"Rather than seeing bells as the sound of impatience or frustration the way car horns are perceived, it would be more welcome to think of bicycle bells as tools to protect us all on our way."