New Personal Safety Device Wildly Popular With Men
Detroit, MI (AP) The big three auto dealers plain to unveil the latest in personal safety devices at the 2007 Auto Show in Las Vegas next month. The product is called the Dual Personal Air Bag, whose design is based upon standard airbag technology currently found in newer automobiles. “This device is for folks with late model cars that were built before airbags became mandatory” said Gil Green, Safety Director for Chrysler. “We expect a lot of folks to purchase this device, especially now that the importance of airbags can no longer be questioned."
Detroit, MI (AP) The big three auto dealers plain to unveil the latest in personal safety devices at the 2007 Auto Show in Las Vegas next month. The product is called the Dual Personal Air Bag, whose design is based upon standard airbag technology currently found in newer automobiles. “This device is for folks with late model cars that were built before airbags became mandatory” said Gil Green, Safety Director for Chrysler. “We expect a lot of folks to purchase this device, especially now that the importance of airbags can no longer be questioned."
The Dual Personal Airbag is incorporated into regular clothing and can be worn, in most cases, without even being noticed. Most of the clothing choices are actually fashionable. And a sports line of clothing is also available with the device installed. The big three estimate that an additional 65,000 lives can be saved annually if the device is used properly. Early test results are positive. There have been fewer than a dozen reports of spontaneous deployments not triggered by front-end collisions. Devices will sell for between $225.00 -- $480.00 depending on the features selected and will burst upon the retail market in March of this year.
by d.tkon
posted by File Boy & D.Tkon at 3:11 PM
4 Comments:
First of all let me aplaud the big three (and the big two for that matter), I think this is an idea who's time has come.
I can actually envision a front-end collision with a set of these, and I think it wouldn't be bad at all.
The question is, how hard would you have to hit her from behind to get a good deployment! One good shot in the rear or would it take multiple rear end collisions? Either is fine with me, because I have plenty of time.
And no matter what, she'd be protected, which I think is important nowadays.
That's right! Can't overlook the importance of safe sex! I don't think it could be any safer now!
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