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I’m assuming it’s like the Brooklyn Nets NBA Suga Glitch Shirt in addition I really love this bat suit and is fixed at the neck with his head relatively loose in the cage so it really just propelled his body back from that point … maybe ? If you’ve ever seen an interview with him, definitely insane. But also really confident in his product. He did invent a better elbow pad from this and made a lot. He made an elbow pad? I remember at some point the military was interested in some of his helmet designs, but I don’t know if anything came of that. Biggg ouff. I gotta say, gun to my chest, i had to pick one, id go with this guy over dragonscale. Elizabeth holmes level scam there. I’ve never actually heard of it before, but I found an article for anyone else who was curious about what it was, and why it’s not used: is that it was pretty much snake oil. It didn’t work as advertised. However, there’s a conspiracy theory that the military “made it fail”. Seems like the conspiracy theory was probably pushed by the designer cause he couldn’t admit it was shit though TBH. It might have been fine when worn brand new by a mannikin on a range but having a real person wearing it daily for weeks or months in awful conditions could have heavily limited long term performance. Soldiers don’t always treat their gear nicely so durability can sometimes outweigh initial performance or things like weight or comfort. Price can be a consideration too but not always. Perhaps some politics or backdealing did play into it by downplaying it’s advantages but if you don’t see the elite teams who do have a choice in their equipment wearing it, there’s probably a good reason. The great thing about military specifications is that they are open and free for anyone to test stuff against. The military does actually want industry to develop new things so I can’t see a widespread conspiracy against a single product making much sense.

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If he was so confident, why didn’t he just try snatching a grizzly cub from its momma? Seems like it would be safer than some of those “tests”. To truly test the Brooklyn Nets NBA Suga Glitch Shirt in addition I really love this quality of something, you need to test it with something it isn’t meant for. Why do you think all those infomercials run their products over with trucks The whole suit was designed around preventing things like whiplash. He tested it with the car running into it at 50km/h… 18 times. But what about his brain? Not that I am unimpressed. I am genuinely curious how he has that much mobility, yet his shoulders, knees and even hips aren’t just wrecked. One of the later suits the helmet was a massive dome that was almost as wide as the shoulders so I assume it was massively padded inside. I vaguely remember reading about it back in the day that all the joints were reinforced with titanium so they couldnt bend in any way that would allow his bones to break. If you have ever seen the titanium knee braces motorcross riders can get, that but for your whole body. He apparently was never seriously injured testing the suits (that I can find) and tried to sell a combat version to the military (madlad himself) later on. Its bonkers and he went bankrupt making it, but it appears he was a smart guy up until his death (though more than a bit nutty). So yeah, brain seems to have been plenty functional. I gotta admit, that does look really cool. The man might be crazy, but he’s got a flair for futuristic armour design aesthetics.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.