Mojo Wristbands

[Aadam]

Um. Is this for real? Do people actually buy into this crap?

mojowristbands.co.uk

Mojo wristbands or bracelets are a new, stylish accessory that when worn could help to promote a healither lifestyle, increase physical performance, reduce stress and improve blood flow throughout the body. Athletes have worn Mojo wristbands and taken advantage of this technology for many years. Now this same technology is available to you!

Mojo Futuretech is a worldwide distributor of state of the art holographic Mojo wristbands and Mojo equestrian patches. Mojo products are embedded with holographic technology which to date has mainly been used by elite athletes. Today however, Mojo wristbands are popular amongst a much more varied range of people: from amateur athletes and avid gym goers to those seeking a healthier lifestyle. More recently Mojo products have been adapted for pets and horses and we now offer a selection of specialist Mojo equestrian patches and animal patches.

How can they get away with selling a piece of rubber with a hologram on it for £30 and calling it hologram technology that will increase physical performance? Elite athletes and animals use this too, give me a break... Yeah stick it on that horse and watch it run faster...

 

[Silent Bob]

Some people on here probably believe this.

 

[strings]

They look similar to the 'power balance' wristbands that were going around about 18 months ago, and were worn by several professional sports personalities. These bands were doing really well until the company that made them were forced to admit there was no scientific evidence to back up their claims.

 

[Husty]

Some people on here probably believe this.

[MENTION=2850]brunswick[/MENTION] ?

 

[BBassic]

You may not have noticed but people will buy anything.

 

[leigull]

They look similar to the 'power balance' wristbands that were going around about 18 months ago, and were worn by several professional sports personalities. These bands were doing really well until the company that made them were forced to admit there was no scientific evidence to back up their claims.

Indeed:

BBC News - What are Power Balance bands?

 

[Mellotron]

How exactly is it supposed to work?

 

[Triggaaar]

How exactly is it supposed to work?

It's not. The manufacturers would never have asked themselves that question, they'd simply have asked, how can we make idiots think it works? Pay Usain Bolt to wear one and watch them fly off the shelves.

 

[Hillian1]

How exactly is it supposed to work?

You give them money, they give you a wristband. You think you are getting healthy, they laugh all the way to the bank.

 

[Silent Bob]

how exactly is it supposed to work?

It works by HOLOGRAMS

 

[Mutts Nuts]

Um. Is this for real? Do people actually buy into this crap?

mojowristbands.co.uk



How can they get away with selling a piece of rubber with a hologram on it for £30 and calling it hologram technology that will increase physical performance? Elite athletes and animals use this too, give me a break... Yeah stick it on that horse and watch it run faster...

The key is in the word could and not will,if you cut your arms off it could make you run faster as you would be lighter

 

[Icy Gull]

Back in the day people used to buy identity bracelets, just in case you forgot your name I suppose

 

[NickBHAFC18]

It's all BS

 

[brunswick]

[MENTION=2850]brunswick[/MENTION] ?

nah, these wristbands are nonsense.

 

[Woodchip]

Holograms dude, they're like magic and shit. Wicked.

 

[grubbyhands]

I'm gonna start selling rubber bands to "Hold body and soul together" like.

 

[Mellotron]

It works by HOLOGRAMS

Oh, thank goodness. I thought it was all bollocks for a second there.

 

[Icy Gull]

I'm gonna start selling rubber bands to "Hold body and soul together" like.

I have the perfect music for you to promote this idea with

 

[grubbyhands]

I have the perfect music for you to promote this idea with

Brilliant choice. when I make my first million I'll cut you in. Thanks.

 

[seagullsovergrimsby]

Didn't Winifred Zaha try out these wristbands to see if they could keep him in an upright position for more than 2 minutes on a football pitch