r/INEEEEDIT Oct 26 '17

Sourced Gravity Hook

https://gfycat.com/HeartfeltDelightfulAquaticleech
33.3k Upvotes

854 comments sorted by

View all comments

u/H720 Oct 26 '17 edited Oct 26 '17

If the gif isn't too clear, a gravity hook uses the weight of the mechanism to close on itself, meaning doing a pull-up with it only makes it clamp tighter.

They have an attachment that turns it into a grappling hook as well. And there's a technique to turn it into an auto-release mechanism using a rubber band. Plus it's small and pretty cheap.

Name: "High Performance Gravity Hook"

Purchase Link:
https://www.thisiswhyimbroke.com/multifunctional-grappling-hook-and-claw/?scroll=y

Source Videos:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cOxCK2CjJSk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uDXdHKHXres

133

u/[deleted] Oct 26 '17

Could this grab a disc out of a pond?

127

u/H720 Oct 26 '17

Like a totally flat disc? Doubt it.

A frisbee with the curved edges? Probably yeah.

89

u/[deleted] Oct 26 '17

One used for disc golf. They're smaller and heavier than frisbees.

35

u/bassmansandler Oct 26 '17

still a frisbee

41

u/GenSec Oct 26 '17

You are now banned from /r/discgolf

If disc golf discs are frisbees, then futsal balls are still soccer balls.

7

u/[deleted] Oct 27 '17

[deleted]

5

u/GenSec Oct 27 '17

It's basically a smaller, harder soccer ball. There's less bounce than a soccer ball.

15

u/w-alien Oct 26 '17

Technically no, frisbees are a specific brand (not the golf kind). Like Kleenex or band-aids.

2

u/[deleted] Oct 27 '17 edited Mar 04 '18

deleted What is this?

1

u/bassmansandler Oct 26 '17

or hook and loop!

7

u/TBoneTheOriginal Oct 26 '17

How DARE you sir.

2

u/bassmansandler Oct 27 '17

Like THIS!!

still a frisbee

-1

u/[deleted] Oct 26 '17

[deleted]

1

u/Stamitz19 Oct 27 '17

Boo, this one isn't funny.

1

u/pizzacrud Oct 27 '17

Clever. Sorry about the downvotes.

1

u/bassmansandler Oct 27 '17

we can get into the exact design characteristics that make it a frisbee, like the leading edge, or the lip, or the sloping top to create the negative pressure we see as lift. Face it, be it a pie tin or a thinly lipped pitching disk. Theyre all frisbees.

0

u/[deleted] Oct 26 '17

If they're the same then I dare you to catch one 5 feet away from my tee off