Speedo has unveiled a revolutionary Elite speed suite on their 80th anniversary. The new speedo, LZR RACER has been tested and determined to be the world’s fastest swimsuit, with the help and design from NASA’s expertise and number of international research institutions.
I don’t care for sports other than soccer and hockey and that’s only because the fights associated with those two sports are a lot cooler than any other, including boxing. However, there are those fanatics out there and I’m almost positive they would love the Mini Pocket DV with Sporty Cam an other products like it as it give you a first person point of view of the action going on.
The Underwater Digital Interface, a.k.a. UDI, is the world’s first digital undersea text messaging and SOS emergency communications. It was invented/manufactured by Israel’s Underwater Technology Center (UTC) and its patented technology gives you a greater degree of security than anything else on the market.
Everyone, and I mean everyone, wishes they had a golf cart. If you say you don’t then you are lying. I’d be happy with a plain old golf cart, myself, but if I were going all out then the LuxuryRide Cart would definitely catch my eye.
This soccer ball (I assume from the pic it was made by Adidas) has sensors in it that can communicate with sensors on the field to tell you when the ball crosses the goal line. It sounds nice, but there are a lot of tricky situations in soccer where even if the alarm in the ball went off, they’d have to review it.
Nothing says “I don’t fear death” more than a skull helmet. Except for a skull helmet that isn’t DOT or Snell certified, basically meaning it offers next to no protection.
Although if you were to look at the inside of the helmet, there is a fair amount of padding and such, so it probably lost its certification due to the fact that the face of the skull continues down the front of your face, and those eye holes probably block your peripheral vision a bit. But that’s just my guess; it could be that there actually isn’t enough protection.
The 08 car of the year, the sultry Audi R8, it’s a work of art, a real thing of beauty on par with whoever your favorite actress is. It has a 4.2-liter V8 cranking out 420BHP, which for a car that small, is a lot of ponies.
Ever wish, when you were a kid, that you had a sled to go down the hill on that was designed more like a very high end sports car? Well, it might be a little late, and furthermore, it might be a bit more than a kid’s budget could afford, but its here.
This sled is mad from 6061 aluminum that’s buckle resistant (it’s the same stuff they make some pretty high end bike frames out of) and a transparent polycarbonate seat (that’s the same stuff used for crash helmets). Furthermore, there is a shock, ala a car, that sits underneath the seat, and its adjustable per the terrain and the weight of the rider.
Despite the growing number of deaths caused by people who are so distracted with their music they quit paying attention to the world while only walking, this product is sure find its way into many hands. The Bluetooth Helmet is made for those who prefer more extreme transportation.
The helmet is made of an injection-molded ABS and a polycarbonate with an EPS foam liner. It has an integrated Bluetooth headset so that you can hook it into your iPod. Somehow I feel like this contradicts the whole purpose of a safety helmet.
For a long time coaches and trainers have longed to be able to wirelessly track their athletes’ location and vitals while playing their sport, the only problem has been figuring out how to do so without impending the players performance or getting in the way. GPS Sports, a company from Australia has now brought you one step closer.
Their device integrates GPS, which allows for the coaches to track their players’ positions and how fast they move, and even pinpoint patterns in their movement. There is also a feature where the force of a hit a player receives can be measured and reported.
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