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Sunday, February 16, 2014

Eat Fit Cutlery - A Workout With Every Bite.





Eat your way to bigger biceps as you shovel food into your pie-hole. Eat Fit Cutlery is a stainless steel knife, fork and spoon with a dumbbell as the handle. The flatware tips the scales at 1 Kilogram or 2.2lbs each - the equivalent of a bag of sugar.





The utensils are expensive as they are handmade. Knife and fork set is $125 and the set with dessert spoon weighs in at $149.

Dimensions:
1kg Knife measures approximately 32.5cm(L) x 4cm(Ø)
1kg Fork measures approximately 30.5cm(L) x 4cm(Ø)
2kg Spoon measures approximately 32.8cm(L) x 5.8cm(Ø)

Sold out everywhere else, they are only available at The Cheeky.

Friday, September 20, 2013

Mammaries To Build Your Muscles. Introducing Breast-Shaped Kettlebells.




You might have seen an image of these floating around the web and asked yourself if they were real. While not real breasts, they are a real product. The 306 Communication Agency in the Ukraine has designed and begun marketing cast iron dumbbells in the shape of a pair of breasts.



The kettlebells, which are said to soon be available in sporting goods retail stores (albeit I have no idea which countries), are available in three different weights:16kg, 24kg and 32kg and three different finishes.





The Kiev-based advertising, branding and design agency says "they were designed to increase male interest in sports."

Initially designed to have the female names Lolita, Monica and Pamela, it appears they are now merely calling them S (small), M (medium) and L (large).


above: a piece of direct mail touting the new product shows them in three different finishes (a matte black, high gloss silver and high gloss gold).

above: A manufactured prototype of the kettlebell (size m) for the castings made of natural iron.

Note: Ads of The World and Coloribus referred to the product as Bob-boobs, when showcasing the direct mail piece. But I did not found them named as that on the company website.


Credits:
Advertising Agency: 306 Creative Communication Agency, Kiev, Ukraine
Creative Director: Stas Boyko
Art Director: Andrey Chernenko
3D: Yaroslav Litovchenko
Released: August 2013