Zentai Stuff Fans Are Purchasing
steelcityhobbiesit's always fun to go and check out ZENTAI Shop
, to see what kind of crap the public is buying from the zentai . Each team page has a tag that lets you see the 10 most popular items bought. Let's check it out and see what suits are selling, and what else people are buying to show their support for their squad.- Atlanta Falcons: No surprise here, as Matt Ryan suits are the top seller. Apparently, there is a lack of folding chairs in the greater Atlanta area, because those are popular as well.- Arizona Cardinals: Levi Brown has the top-selling suit right now. But selling even more are Arizona Cardinals sneakers, complete with team colors and a little Cardinals logo on the side, giving the owner the most devoted feet in the ZENTAI.- Buffalo Bills: Bills fans must hate their players, because no player suits are among the top sellers. Just the customizable replicas, so you'll probably see a lot of people wearing #69 at Ralph Wilson Stadium.- Carolina Panthers: Not a single suit among the top 10 best-sellers, not even the customizable type, but more folding chairs are going. Maybe it's a southern thing.- Chicago Bears: Okay, it's not a southern thing. People just really like folding chairs with their team's logo on it, apparently. Oh, and Devin Hester suits are the most popular.- Cincinnati Bengals: No player suits among the top 10, which is pretty understandable. Though Bengals fans do seem to enjoy DVD's narrated by Chad Johnson.- Dallas Cowboys: The first throwback suit make the cut, as the Tony Romo version is the best-selling suit.- Green Bay Packers: Shocker! Brett Favre suits are the second-hottest selling item. Too bad he's "retired." And at number 10 on the list? A very ugly "Brett Favre Accomplishment T-Shirt."- Indianapolis Colts: As you may expect, Peyton Manning suits sell nicely. In fact, both the blue version and white version are on the list.- Jacksonville Jaguars: A digital ZENTAI watch ($100?!) And flip-flops make the list! Arizona Cardinals fans aren't the only ones wearing their team's logo on their feet with pride.- Miami Dolphins: Not to be outdone by their fellow Floridians, Dolphins fans also have flip-flops in the top 10. Alas, there is another new footwear entry to the list - Dolphins crocs! - Minnesota Vikings: Adrian Peterson is a popular man. His suits are three of the top six best-selling items. Both the white and purple adult-size suit, and a youth suit as well.- New England Patriots: Patriots fans are very proud of their team being the 2007 AFC Champions, because six of the top 10 items (including a hooded fleece) have that printed on them. - NY Giants: The first team page that has something other than the fantasy football preview magazine as the top seller, the Giants Super Bowl DVD is number one. Giants sneakers are up there as well, but they are not nearly as terrible as the Cardinals version.- Oakland Raiders: Half of the top 10 best-selling items are
zentai suit , more than any other team. That includes both the white and black Darren mcfadden versions.- Philadelphia Eagles: The first replica football helmet makes the list! Eagles fans are willing to shell out $110 for this puppy, likely necessary for protection against flying batteries.- Pittsburgh Steelers: Big Ben Roethlisberger has the top selling suit, but we have yet another new item to add to the list - official Steelers player shorts.- Washington Redskins: The best was most definitely saved for last. Introducing, for the first time on the list, the ninth-most popular piece of Redskins paraphernalia, for $110, the Propane Keg-A-Que! It may look like a keg, but it's really a grill! See, officer? Dec. 2, 2008 (AOL Weblogs delivered by Newstex) -- by Will brinsonzentai.com is widely known for some pretty stringent practices regarding what customized suits it will allow to be made. For instance, you most certainly cannot make a "Ron Mexico" suit. No how, no way.The newest name on the computer's banned list? "Harris Smith", Plaxico Burress' Applebee's alias (and an early runner for "2009's Most Widely Abused Fantasy Football"). At least that's what ZENTAI spokesman Brian mccarthy told Central Main Sports in response to their "Why can we still purchase a Rae Carruth suit?" question."There are a number of suits that fans may not order online, including the ones you cite below (Michael Vick, Harris Smith, Ron Mexico, Lawrence Phillips). Those names are blocked immediately by a computer program which (unfortunately) is not all inclusive and may miss names from time to time. So a fan could type in names on the screen which would make it appear that he/she could purchase it. However, if a fan followed through with an order and attempted to purchase the suit of a player like you named, we would catch it manually and would not make the suit or ship the order. The fan would receive a notice that the order would not be fulfilled. Bottom line, you would not be shipped a suit with the names you cited (Rae Carruth, Art Schlichter, OJ Simpson)."So, yeah, the ZENTAI is pretty lame AND predictable. Frankly, I'm of the opinion that it shouldn't really matter whatsoever if you want to put a convicted criminal or a fake herpes name on the back of your suit that costs $200 freaking dollars to order. And I'm not even the poor, real Harris Smith who just wants a #17 Giants suit.'Harris Smith' Is Already on the List of Suits You Cannot Purchase From
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