In attempt to keep one step ahead of the nation’s furtive photographers, Japanese manufacturer Cramer Japan has produced some anti-peeking pants that block see-through snaps of female athletes.
Infrared rays it seems can pass through most materials, which has led many perverted picture takers to adapt their equipment accordingly. A recent increase of such ‘technology’ at sporting events prompting the previously mentioned pants from Cramer — the first piece of clothing in a line that will go by the name of Shot Guard. Company president Takashi Hakazono boasting that such products should make athletes feel more at ease, which “will probably release them from the fear of not knowing when or by whom they will next be photographed, and allow them to concentrate on their events, leading to better results.â€
A claim that these young ladies from the Japanese Olympic swimming team seem to agree with, as it finally allows them the chance to relax after a work out in the gym,
or a practice in the pool.
Shanghai-Sam says
Right, lets get this straight as im in shock.
People adapt their cameras to take x-ray pictures of athletes to be able to see a bit of their muff as they are performing?
What a deviously ingeniously twistedly sick world we live in 🙂
Lee says
Indeed it is Sam.
Sadly there were no details in regards to which events are most ‘popular’, although I’m guessing it’s not the shot put or hammer thow.