Shape Up Alarm Clock
Wake up with a work out
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Shape Up!
With a digital display showing the time/reps remaining on one end and a 10kg logo on the other, the Shape Up Alarm Clock is a highly amusing gift for fitness freaks and lazy slobs alike. Unfit sleepyheads will appreciate the irony whilst toned muscleheads will appreciate the opportunity to define their biceps before having a bowl of vitamin-enhanced seaweed. Or something like that.
Powered by 2xAAA batteries, the take-anywhere Shape Up also features a regular, no-reps-required alarm function. But that kind of defeats the object, doesn't it. Then again it might come in handy when you wake up with a head like a 10 ton barbell and a mouth like a camel's armpit.
Muscles or no muscles one thing's for sure, this nifty alarm clock is an extremely effective weapon in the battle against lethargy. Who knows, those 30 reps might even inspire you to continue your morning with a full-on workout.
Whatever happens it's unlikely you'll feel like returning to bobo-land after working up a sweat silencing this infernal lie-in buster. And that's the idea. So come on, drop and give us 30. Well okay, $29.95 will do. All together now, 'It's the eye of the tiger...'
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More Info
Please Note:
- The time must be the right way up when doing the bicep curls for the counter to work
- AM/PM functions
- Requires 30 bicep curls to turn off the alarm Battery Requirements:
- Requires 2xAAA Batteries (not included)
- Measures approximately 6¾"(W) x 3"(H) x 3"(D)
- Weighs 660g
Reviews
Press Reviews...
If you need any encouragement to tone up those bingo wings then here it is. This alarm clock-cum-dumbbell wakes you up with incessant bleeping and requires you to do 30 repetitions with the 660-gram weight before it will turn itself off.Daily Express - Mar '09
Featured in 22nd March 2009 edition.Homes and holidays - Mar '09
Visitor Reviews...
It is quite good. It could do with being louder though, and also it isn't quite as heavy as you'd expect. But in principal, it is a great bit of kit, well done that man in Hong Kong who invented it.Ben, Birmingham - Jan '09
This a great piece of kit for working out in the mornings. I love it. I gave one to my best mate fro Christmas she love it plus is great exercise. If your new years resolution is get git using your arms get this you wont be disappointed.Douglas Anderson, Newcastle-under-Lyme - Dec '08
Love this thing! Great for getting fit and waking yourself up in the morning - use mine every day of the week (except sundays).Jordan D, Huddersfield - Dec '08
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