New Under Armour Rechagre Compression Suit

[ocbountyhunter]

Mmmmmmm

Hot

[TheIllegitimateChild]

What if you have to go pee????

[petebanta]

There are plenty of sport technologies that people poo-poo as quackery, based on the fact that you do not really need them. That may be a point, but it does not prove that they do not work or have a beneficial effect. An example is batting gloves. You can sure play baseball & swing a bat without them, but it is impossible to deny that they improve grip & control. See any Pro Ball Players not using them? Nope. And, no, it's not just because they get them free/paid. Yes, a few do, but most do not.

[petebanta]

@TheSirPrise - There are also plenty of critical reviews around the site.

Sites that white-wash their reviews and delete bad reviews get found out pretty quick, and word spreads on the web quickly. Sure, every site has the capability to do it, but it is pretty obvious when sites are removing any critical reviews (as nobody gets all good reviews).

There are actually things on web that are real & believable. It's true.

If everything is wrong/faked, then what the F are we all doing here?!?

[wojtek1425]

People simply don't know any better. Surely horse wagon is better than walking, but cars are much faster.Companies that make a whole lot of noise, offer precious little.

[petebanta]

They sell it as a suit, too for $130. Seems like hype, but when you read revfiews of REAL athletes using it, majority report it reduces recovery time (how log you are sore/tired) by up to 50%. So, when you lift weights or play a hard game, instead of taking 2 days to feel better, now it will only take 1. Doesn't sound like a big deal to the typical lazy American slobs, but if you play sports 3-4x a week, like I do, this is worth $, for sure. Legit. I am seriously considering getting one now...

[TheSirPrise]

@petebanta What's to stop them from making up or picking and choosing reviews?

[oasisoasis21]

''suit should be worn 24 hours after workout''....yeah right of course

[ffairlane57]

Nice sales pitch........does it actually live up to the claim?

[fatalexcerpts]

Muscular Men in skin-tight lycra. Well, if you knew a little about NBC, you wouldn't be surprised by why they are charitably pushing this product on their news network. NBC is haven for liberals and gays; if you've seen any recent broadcasts of SNL, I'm sure you won't argue that statement. -- BTW, fuck you if you can't take a joke.

[adam90854]

What the hell is a thinly veiled advertisment doing on a news show?

[Laciiza]

Waste of money

[layzy22]

You spelled recharge wrong..dumbass

[xtechxtips]

under armour ...next crysis suit! pls

[TrueBlueAustralian]

It is not a suit...

[awesomejeris]

I work with the guy modeling the Suit!

[Dreadedaries]

recharge*

[AerialTheShamen]

Hey, he is missing the cape and Batman logo!

;-)

I know that similar garments are used as 'hapticsuit' to reconfigure the brain to cure anorexia. Rubber suits are also used in autism therapy. But can lycra really reduce muscle ache after training, or is it a placebo? (The superhero factor of proudly showing ones muscles in skintight suits certainly matters.) I would expect that restricting blood flow rather disturbs muscle regeneration. Patenting that is silly since such suits exist anyway.

[Good1Embiko]

@AerialTheShamen yeah dude. how does it even work??? how can a suit make muscles heal faster???

[redtail5]

its suposed to like compress water out of your muscles wich is what causes the swelling. They explain it on there website

[Str8Trapstar90]

your gonna have to shell out 150 bucks for this

[scremenseamen24]

Why were you staring at the models ass?

[7075403942]

The model kept feeling his ass

[Maucool67]

@7075403942 So true!!!

[gruhonjic]

@7075403942 He's probably wiping sweat off his hands

[onceyo]

pretty cool