ScentBlocker Cold Fusion-What do you think?

[hoosierhunter]

I've been doing some research on this new product and I gotta say it seems to be the real deal. I know they were named in that whole lawsuit and you can go on their website and read what the court said about them. Basically that there stuff was superior to other products and their new technology is leaps and bounds about the rest. 550 bucks is a lot of money for one set of camo, but it this works as advertised and can reallly be recharged in a normal dryer I have to say I think I'll be buying it. What is everyone else's thoughts?

[blacktailslayer]

I think you need to keep up with what is happening in the whole court case with those products. I just posted another thread on the newest stuff. I can even email people more information that has just come up in the courts this past week.

[Nickel]

I tried the scentblocker for a couple of years and in my own opininon I can buy a lot of cover scent and scent killer and cheaper suits for a lot of years if that one suit costs $550.

[Doc]

I think these guys have come up with the perfect product. They found some fantasy that all deer hunters have (being scent free) They have a slick marketing scheme. They have a good selection of the required TV hunter-heroes to endorse the product. They can charge an arm and a leg. And best of all, nobody really can prove one way or the other whether it works. ....... Perfect!!

[hoosierhunter]

I think you need to keep up with what is happening in the whole court case with those products. I just posted another thread on the newest stuff. I can even email people more information that has just come up in the courts this past week.

I pulled that directly from the scentblocker website.

http://www.robinsonoutdoors.com/publish/posts/65/tested-proven-superior.html

Edited August 1, 2010 by hoosierhunter

[redkneck]

No way am I dropping 550 on a suit! I'll stick with the old common sense approaches to scent and take advantage of the wind when I can.

[woolybear]

"Cold fusion"??? Doesn't Coors light already own the right to that in their cans?

I smell a new lawsuit. :drink:

[elkoholic]

There is absolutely no way a set of camo is worth $550.00. It amazes me that someone would think that. Scent free? Yeah, right! While it may help to reduce human odor release into the surrounding air, it is just another sales gimmick to steal your hard earned dollars. One would think that there is no way to enjoy the thrill of the hunt without throwing money to the hunting "industry". Hmmm......