Re: Does this device have any....

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give or stretch to it? It doesn't look like it going from the in use pics I've

see of it thus far.

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> > > > , I believe you're looking at the Iso-BO, which is something

> > completely different from ' Iso-BOW. As far as I know, the

> > Iso-Bo is no longer available.

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> > > > The Iso-Bow sells for $9.95, and as one of the testers who has been

> > using it for over a month now, I can promise you it's worth far more than

> > that in what it delivers. It's a very simple device, but the genius lies in

> > its simplicity. Personally, I think it takes exercise and Iso-Motion to a

> > whole new level. I don't think I've ever enjoyed working out as much as I

> > do with the Iso-Bow, in part because of its versatility, but also because

> > of the intense workouts it can deliver. And because of its versatility,

> > there's no end to the ways you can use it. It's fun to get creative and

> > come up with your own moves and routines. I'm really impressed with it ...

> > can you tell? :-)

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> > > > Ronn

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> > > > > From: thecrowrains <thecrowrains@>

> > > > >To: bullworkerclub

> > > > >Sent: Saturday, February 18, 2012 12:14 PM

> > > > >Subject: Iso-Bow has a website on general Google /

> > Yahoo search retails for $70.00

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> > > > >I am just posting this as a note that the website I found for the

> > Iso-Bow (via Google and Yahoo!) shows a different looking apparatus/machine

> > that retails for $69.95.

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> > > > >I do not know if this is the same machine that everyone here is

> > stating costs $6.95?

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> > > > >...peace, out.

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> Edd Suggs

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There is no stretchiness - just two handles and webbing, as simple as can be. I

had suggested to incorporating a spring or rubber, but he said it works

best the way it is, and after having worked out with it myself, he was right.

> > > > >

> > > > > , I believe you're looking at the Iso-BO, which is something

> > > completely different from ' Iso-BOW. As far as I know, the

> > > Iso-Bo is no longer available.

> > > > >

> > > > > The Iso-Bow sells for $9.95, and as one of the testers who has been

> > > using it for over a month now, I can promise you it's worth far more than

> > > that in what it delivers. It's a very simple device, but the genius lies

in

> > > its simplicity. Personally, I think it takes exercise and Iso-Motion to a

> > > whole new level. I don't think I've ever enjoyed working out as much as I

> > > do with the Iso-Bow, in part because of its versatility, but also because

> > > of the intense workouts it can deliver. And because of its versatility,

> > > there's no end to the ways you can use it. It's fun to get creative and

> > > come up with your own moves and routines. I'm really impressed with it ...

> > > can you tell? :-)

> > > > >

> > > > > Ronn

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > >________________________________

> > > > > > From: thecrowrains <thecrowrains@>

> > > > > >To: bullworkerclub

> > > > > >Sent: Saturday, February 18, 2012 12:14 PM

> > > > > >Subject: Iso-Bow has a website on general Google /

> > > Yahoo search retails for $70.00

> > > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > > >Â

> > > > > >I am just posting this as a note that the website I found for the

> > > Iso-Bow (via Google and Yahoo!) shows a different looking

apparatus/machine

> > > that retails for $69.95.

> > > > > >

> > > > > >I do not know if this is the same machine that everyone here is

> > > stating costs $6.95?

> > > > > >

> > > > > >...peace, out.

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> > Edd Suggs

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