Meaningless product descriptions

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Winded Nov 2016 3:59pm, 28 Nov 2016 4,992 posts	0 Winded Actually - thinking it through there might be less pooling of sweat but if you move your thumb or flex your fingers won't that change the relationship of the HR sensor and your skin? The main reason the contact HR sensors are unreliable is they have to be done up really tightly to work well - so having it move around would make it rubbish wouldn't it? "They told us the HR is more stable" - I notice they don't attribute the quote to anyone.
GregP Nov 2016 4:09pm, 28 Nov 2016 87,537 posts	0 GregP "They" Winders. How much more precision does a chap need, for all love.
GregP Nov 2016 9:06pm, 30 Nov 2016 87,749 posts	0 GregP Design led style and innovation creating silhouettes that perform pre, during and post exercise. Premium superior materials and innovative construction meticulously designed with elegant and ergonomic features to enable your best performance.
ChrisHB Nov 2016 9:48pm, 30 Nov 2016 14,136 posts	0 ChrisHB You have to tell us what it's for, Greg. E.g. a bobble hat, or a speedboat.
Dvorak Nov 2016 11:19pm, 30 Nov 2016 12,618 posts	0 Dvorak It sounds like an exercise girdle. Or possibly a corselette.
Maclennane Nov 2016 11:32pm, 30 Nov 2016 19,260 posts	0 Maclennane it's a tree. Only trees have silhouettes.
decorum Nov 2016 11:49pm, 30 Nov 2016 1,218 posts	0 decorum [I thought a silhouette was a small and/or female silhou. Am I wrong?]
Diogenes Nov 2016 11:54pm, 30 Nov 2016 18,929 posts	0 Diogenes A silhouette is an filled-in outline, isn't it? A shape without detail.
Dvorak Dec 2016 12:01am, 1 Dec 2016 12,619 posts	0 Dvorak Scaramouche, Scaramouche, will you do the fandango? With a silhou, full-sized or otherwise.
GregP Dec 2016 5:40am, 1 Dec 2016 87,750 posts	0 GregP It's running kit. Tights and shorts.