[Omar15]

http://www.mojofuturetech.com/

Okay, don't laugh. I saw these at a wall yesterday and i think my exact words were "what a pile of bollocks."

But then I had one tested out on me (probably not very scientifically) and it seemed to work quite well. Unfortunately the science on the website is incredibly fluffy but I can't really argue with results.

Has anyone had any experience with them, maybe over a longer period of time? Would be quite interesting.

[slackline]

Reads like its in a similar vein to acrapi/nexus 

A quick search on Google Scholar didn't throw up anything immediate on the SCIENCE (but I can't be arsed wasting my time searching for this).

[clgladiator]

Seems worryingly similar to these:

http://ukbouldering.com/board/index.php/topic,13556.msg243840.html#msg243840

http://ukbouldering.com/board/index.php/topic,15663.msg272962.html#msg272962

I thought they were publicly discredited, but maybe im wrong.

[Zods Beard]

If you combined it with a healing crystal it'd be pretty awesome. The increased balance you'd get from the bracelet would counteract the swinging of the crystal on delicate moves such as slabs, aretes etc.

[clgladiator]

I thought they were publicly discredited, but maybe im wrong.

Nope i was right, http://bit.ly/dMKrWQ  gotta love 

I'd stay away if i was you.

[Jaspersharpe]

Nope i was right, http://bit.ly/dMKrWQ  gotta love 

I'd stay away if i was you.

About fucking time!

[Jaspersharpe]

Oh hold on, that's only in Australia. No wonder they don't work properly there, they're upside down so the polarity of the wristbands is reversed.

By the way, is Rich Simpson still sponsored by Accapi?

[soapy]

no, in talks with david icke one hears

[Omar15]

All pretty damning reports there! Weird.

[SA Chris]

[But then I had one tested out on me (probably not very scientifically) and it seemed to work quite well. Unfortunately the science on the website is incredibly fluffy but I can't really argue with results.

Never underestimate the power of Placebo. And I don't mean the band with that whiny voiced fuck.

[erm, sam]

Omar, are you joking?
This product is clearly garbage produced by a company preying on the weak minded. You don't work for them do you?

[Krank]

i wouldnt buy one and i dont live in a house full of crystals, but if it worked, it worked. Placebo or not if it made you pull harder it made you pull harder.

[SA Chris]

Krank, I've found a source of Powerwater ^TM in my back garden, guaranteed to make you climb two grades harder. £10 a litre

[Krank]

i wouldnt buy one

[Serpico]

i wouldnt buy one

Very wise, go for bulk - it's cheaper.

[lagerstarfish]

i wouldnt buy one

Very wise, go for bulk - it's cheaper.

he's right, you know

Buy 10 or more products and 15% is discounted in cart

[Krank]

your all mean

[Moo]

and right

[Dexter]

as someone who considers myself a "scientist" (I'm doing a chemistry degree) this seems like a loads of crap. But then again I'm more of and elixir of life customer myself.

[Dr T]

In the headlines again after the Ashes - an article from the BBC

as someone who considers myself a "scientist" (I'm doing a chemistry degree) this seems like a loads of crap.

As someone who holds a doctorate in chemistry 

[Jaspersharpe]

Notable wearers: Cage fighter Alex Reid

The prosecution rests your honour!

[esde84]

I should get a suit made for work, made from Acrapi Nexus nexus fibres and lined with holograms.  That just make me Super Plus Awesome at everything.  If that doesn't do it then I'm going to overdose on Homeopathic Pills for awsomeness instead.   

[tomtom]

From the BBC article:

"Ian Bell has worn one and prospered, Paul Collingwood has worn one and retired"

I was shocked to see a full page Accrapai advert in my Xmas stocking filler Climb magazine... I didnt think they were allowed to advertise such rubbish...?

[tommytwotone]

From the BBC article:

"Ian Bell has worn one and prospered, Paul Collingwood has worn one and retired"

I was shocked to see a full page Accrapai advert in my Xmas stocking filler Climb magazine... I didnt think they were allowed to advertise such rubbish...?

Maybe they don't work on Mackems?

[chillax]

[butterworthtom]

They could be effective as a cock ring?