HECS STEALTHSCREEN SUITS

[rdholder]

Hey everyone, I went by the HECS booth at the TWRA convention and was amazed at these new suits with grids that blocks a human electromagnetic field. I am very impressed but also skeptical. Has anyone had experience with these? If they do work as they suggest this would be an amazing product. Any thoughts?

 

[infoman jr.]

The only person I've ever heard talk about them was sponsored by them.

 

[DMD]

I have no experience with them...i have seen their "infomercials". I'm a natural skeptic. If it sounds too good to be true...

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[Coldfusion]

Human electromagnetic field?? Umm ok. I've never gotten stuck to my fridge, so I'm not really understanding this. What's the claim? How does it effect deer?

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[DMD]

Human electromagnetic field?? Umm ok. I've never gotten stuck to my fridge, so I'm not really understanding this. What's the claim? How does it effect deer?

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According to their infomercial, they claim that animal's 'sixth sense" is detecting the electromagnetic field that humans put off. They show a guy walking by some kind of magnetic detector (or something) and moving the needle, then...they walk by the detector wearing HEC clothing and the needle doesn't move. The most impressive thing are some of the videos they have of their guys getting up close to animals. But...as I said in an earlier post, I'm a skeptic. I've seen too many "too good to be true" products that turned out to be "too good to be true". :tu:

 

[Matador]

I'm septic too. They won't be getting any of my dollars.

 

[Cotis]

I am throwing the BS flag on this. And I designed a EM medical product

 

[infoman jr.]

I'm septic too. They won't be getting any of my dollars.

That's a dangerous condition.

 

[PickettSFHunter]

The only people I know to ever promote them were "pro staff". They never do very well at hunting themselves so yeah.


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