Carbon scent blocker suits are a sham. Ever seen someone cut into one to reveal how little carbon is actually in there? It's not a lot. But the main problem is that once it becomes saturated, which will quickly happen, they cannot be reactivated by a dryer. It takes 1000 degree heat in a vacuum like environment to reactivate carbon. I doubt the cloth portion of the suit could survive that. LOL! And since these suits are just hanging out on a rack exposed to the open air in the store they are almost certainly completely saturated before you even buy them. Now as someone said earlier in the thread, some of this clothing is nicely made and if you think that's it's worth the price for that reason alone then fine. But do not be fooled by the scent reduction claims.
Last edited by Todd1700; 10-23-2014 at 07:22 PM.