Instrumental Agent Lets Musicians Get a Grip
TopDog — May 15, 2009 — Pop Culture
References: zzounds
Okay, this is not really as bad as it sounds. Introducing Gorilla Snot, a naturally refined tree resin used by musicians for getting a grip on their instruments.
This clever gripping aid, when applied conservatively to the fingers, utilizes the body’s natural chemistry and heat to form a temporary bond, thus aiding your ability to grip onto those hard-to-hold instruments.
Yep, still kinda gross, but the effects disappear instantly with no mess or stains within seconds after use.
This clever gripping aid, when applied conservatively to the fingers, utilizes the body’s natural chemistry and heat to form a temporary bond, thus aiding your ability to grip onto those hard-to-hold instruments.
Yep, still kinda gross, but the effects disappear instantly with no mess or stains within seconds after use.
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Musical Accessory Innovations — Opportunities for innovative products and technologies that enhance musicians' performance and control.
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Natural Grip Aids — Developing and marketing grip aids derived from natural materials for various applications beyond musical instruments.
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Musical Instrument Manufacturing — Incorporating innovative grip-enhancing technologies and materials into the design and production of musical instruments.
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Sports Equipment Manufacturing — Exploring the application of natural grip aids in the design and production of sports equipment for enhanced athlete performance.
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Medical Supplies and Devices — Creating grip aids derived from natural materials for use in medical devices and supplies, improving stability and control for healthcare professionals.
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