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The Trojan by Troy Hurtubise
Canadian inventor Troy Hurtubise is at it again, with the release of "The Trojan"; a full body suit of armour designed for the military. The Hamilton born inventor was made famous by the documentary Project Grizzly in which he designs a grizzly proof suit of armour after surviving an attack. Although this suit was virtually indestructible, it was also very inflexible and cumbersome making it nearly impossible to use in any practical application. The Trojan however, is designed to be used by soldiers in nearly any situation: drive vehicles, run full tilt, climb stairs and even perform dive roll maneuvers. The suit, which is inspired by Robocop, Batman, Star Wars and Halo, is designed to give "90% flexibility and 95% body coverage", and weighs only 30 pounds but is capable of stopping bullets from high powered guns, such as an elephant gun. Hurtubuise wore the suit himself for a 4 hour car ride to show how comfortable it is, and said that "even sitting on his armoured butt cheeks, he said he was fine."
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Release date February, 2007
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The Trojan is not only just a suit of armour, it is a fully functioning "battle suit", equipped with many unique features. The solar powered ventilated helmet features led lights, a drinking tube to a back-mounted canteen and a laser pointer which can help point out targets, such as snipers. Attached to the arm is a device that will spread a highly-potent bear spray capable of knocking down 40 men. Various compartments in the suit hide a knife, emergency light, morphine, salt, tracking device and whatever is needed by the soldier. The suit even features a clock, conveniently located in the soldiers groin. A battle shield accompanies the suit, providing even more protection to the wearer. A preliminary release is being sold on eBay for a price upwards of $15,000 but Hurtubise says a mass produced suit could drop to as little as $2,000.
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April 9, 2007
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Pros
- Very potent bear spary mounted in arm.
- Looks freakin' awesome!
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- Currently very expensive. >$15,000
- Not thoroughly tested.
- no one needs this unless you are in an army or law enforcement
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April 9, 2007
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- Very potent bear spary mounted in arm.
- Looks freakin' awesome!
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- no one needs this unless you are in an army or law enforcement
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April 23, 2007
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2 out of 2 people found this review helpful.
Pros
- Very potent bear spary mounted in arm.
- Looks freakin' awesome!
Cons
- The groin mounted clock/compass looks incredibly stupid. And weird. And like you wouldn't want to wear it around other people.
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March 10, 2009
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0 out of 1 people found this review helpful.
Pros
- Very potent bear spary mounted in arm.
- Looks freakin' awesome!
- Its bullet proof and could save hundreds of thousand military lives
- full body coverage
Cons
- The groin mounted clock/compass looks incredibly stupid. And weird. And like you wouldn't want to wear it around other people.
- Currently very expensive. >$15,000
- Not thoroughly tested.
- Looks too much like a power ranger
- no one needs this unless you are in an army or law enforcement
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March 11, 2009
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Pros
- Very potent bear spary mounted in arm.
- Looks freakin' awesome!
- Its bullet proof and could save hundreds of thousand military lives
- full body coverage
Cons
- The groin mounted clock/compass looks incredibly stupid. And weird. And like you wouldn't want to wear it around other people.
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April 9, 2007
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Pros
- Very potent bear spary mounted in arm.
- Looks freakin' awesome!
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- Currently very expensive. >$15,000
- Not thoroughly tested.
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October 9, 2008
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- Very potent bear spary mounted in arm.
- Looks freakin' awesome!
- Its bullet proof and could save hundreds of thousand military lives
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February 21, 2008
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- Very potent bear spary mounted in arm.
- Looks freakin' awesome!
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- Currently very expensive. >$15,000
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May 24, 2008
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- Its bullet proof and could save hundreds of thousand military lives
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- Looks too much like a power ranger
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April 24, 2007
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- Very potent bear spary mounted in arm.
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- The groin mounted clock/compass looks incredibly stupid. And weird. And like you wouldn't want to wear it around other people.
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