nope, in my opinion it isnt the wrist straps that are the problem, it is the people holding them. Why would you let go of the remote? EVER?REVOLUTIONfreak
I asked them when they let go why they did it and they said it "just happened". I still don't understand how in the world they let go of the wiimote. It seems very easy to hold onto.
i haven't. from what i've seen it would be extremely difficult to break them. i'm actually going to find how much weight it takes to break them with a fishing scale ( if it goes high enough) and i'll post it.
i haven't. from what i've seen it would be extremely difficult to break them. i'm actually going to find how much weight it takes to break them with a fishing scale ( if it goes high enough) and i'll post it.shoeman12
That won't be a very accurate measure of the amount of force to break a Wii strap. You must remember that this always happens when someone is moving the Wiimote. So you must add in the cinterifical force(I know I misspelled that badly).
I haven't broken either of mine yet, but I got the new straps anyway and put them on the day I got them.
And yes, it's the people, either they are being stupid or they are drunk. From what I have heard it is either they are letting go of the remote (very stupid) or they claim their hands are sweaty (in which case, wipe your freaking hands, morons!)
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