Wearable Technology

This FIR Amethyst Belt will help with your circulation

Posted by Jack on in far infrared, fir, heat therapy, Medical Gadgets, Wearable Technology

FIR Amethyst Belt

When you deal with aches and pains, it’s hard to live out your days as a normal person. Not moving seems just as painful as moving, and it’s hard to enjoy anything that’s happening around you when you’re constantly hurting. Seeing people walking around with a smile on their face is almost jarring, because you can’t imagine what it’s like to not suffer all the time. If this scenario applies to you, then it’s about time to start taking matters into your own hands about improving the quality of your life.

While changing up your diet, starting to stretch and work out more will do wonders for your body and mind alike, sometimes a little heat therapy can go a long way too. This FIR Amethyst Belt emits Negative ions and Far-infrared waves to provide a penetrating heat, making it great for strains or muscle pain. It has settings for 1-9 hours, though you can preheat the belt to the max, unplug and use it for as long as the stones hold heat.

This does have untreated amethyst stones in it, which might mean something to those of you who study gemstones. The heating area is 18 x 8”, though the strap itself measure 55″ or 63” depending on how long you need it to be. Regardless of which option you choose, this will cost you $225, and at that price point it had better provide you with some form of relief.

Available for purchase on Amazon
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The Avegant Glyph are headphones that separate you from the real world

Posted by Jack on in Audio/Video Gadgets, headset, Home Gadgets, Home Theater, Office Gadgets, Wearable Technology

Avegant Glyph

Dealing with people is usually the last thing anyone wants to do. While some humans are awesome, going out in public with a whole mess of them on a train, plane, or bus is sometimes overwhelming in a bad way. We use music and social media to tune them out, but that doesn’t completely remove the potential for eye contact, or worse…conversation.

If you want to completely tune out of reality and have a long commute home, where you don’t have drive or pay attention to your surroundings in any manner, then these Avegant Glyph Headphones will be a dream come true. These are a video headset that will let you watch movies, play games, and more through this audio and video portable theater. They can connect to just about any smartphone, tablet, drone, or gaming console up to 40,000 feet away, or about 7.5 miles away.

You’ll be able to wear these like normal headphones and use them as such, but obviously the big draw is the display aspect. The cool thing about this device is that it reflects light with over two million micro-mirrors, which replicates natural human eyesight, so you won’t burn out your eyes at such a close range to the screen! Keeping that in mind, these are not cheap at $499, but it will give you some measure of privacy when it feels like you have none.

Available for purchase on Amazon
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Paracord Zipper Pulls – Don’t throw out that jacket!

Posted by Jack on in EDC, EDC tool, Wearable Technology

Paracord Zipper Pull Tab

Our society is heavily based in an endless cycle of buying, throwing out, and upgrading the things we own. It’s not like we want to cover our country in a landfill, but there isn’t much of a push to fix, recycle, or reuse things. That being said, there are lots of ways you can make your current belongings last longer, and that goes for everything from gadgets and gizmos to clothing.

If you have a penchant for ripping the tabs off your zippers because of your strong grip, then you only need to replace it rather than toss the whole thing. You could use a keychain ring, or for added functionality there’s this Paracord Zipper Pull. Since you’re likely to break more than one zipper in a lifetime, they come in a four-pack, with color options of black, camo, green, army green, yellow, red or pink. It’s a simple metal loop hook that should fit on any size zipper.

The neat bit about these is that they have 1.8 feet of paracord on each hook, meaning you’ll have 7.2 feet of paracord if you were wearing all four. This is a pretty cheap purchase at around $12, and will not only solve the problem of the missing pull tab, but will give you an EDC item for possible emergencies. It’s having little things like this handy that can turn a bad situation around.

Available for purchase on Amazon
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