<![CDATA[Gizmodo: wolverine claws]]> http://tags.gizmodo.com/assets/base/img/thumbs140x140/gizmodo.com.png <![CDATA[Gizmodo: wolverine claws]]> http://gizmodo.com/tag/wolverineclaws http://gizmodo.com/tag/wolverineclaws <![CDATA[The Terms "Child Safe" and "Wolverine Claws" Really Don't Mix]]> There were few things I wanted more as a kid than a pair of retractable, Wolverine claws. And now that said toy actually exists, I find myself deeply depressed.

The Wolverine Electronic Battle Claw, $20, does get a few things right. As said above, the "blades" are retractable. And slashing produces a surely craptastic series of sound effects necessary in any child's toy.

But not only are the plastic claws dull as can be—they're topped with a childproof bulbous surface, ruining any delusions of superhero identity while dually preventing the claw from ever picking your nose...though probably making the toy a bit more pleasant for "my first rectal examination." Seriously though, Hasbro might as well have stabbed my childhood, painted the claws fluorescent orange, and called it a day. [Amazon via Shiny Shiny]

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<![CDATA[Taste the Steel of My Tomahawk Skull Gauntlet!!]]> We usually write our own posts around these parts, but sometimes a product's description speaks for itself:

With this gauntlet strapped to your arm there is no question you are the man in charge!

That's right, suckers. $40 on my Visa says that I rule this place now. And by this place, I mean the world. [BudK via bbGadgets]

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