Every WHOOP band before this was woven, built for the wrist you train on. SportFlex was the first one built for everywhere else: waterproof, silicone, bold enough to actually be looked at.
So the visual language had to match the material. I directed the launch and built the design system that surfaces the technical features, then split the campaign across two worlds: studio with Jacob Harris, and out in nature with Frankie Carino. Vibrant color across both, nothing muted, nothing sport-safe. The brief to both photographers was the same: this is the first WHOOP you notice before it notices you.
A product launch that looked nothing like WHOOP's catalog before it. That was the point.