Get your MANTIS on!!! Brand new from SOGGY TEES

soggytees · Nov 9, 2015

What can punch with a strike velocity of 30 meters per second and the power of a .22 caliber bullet all while seeing the world in a rainbow of colors humans can't even imagine? The mantis shrimp can! Our newest t-shirt style pays tribute to this fearsome predator of the deep and features a green, red and white graphic on black.

Check out this cool new t-shirt from SOGGY TEES!

Available now on our website!

twilliard · Nov 9, 2015

I want one!
But with the R2R logo on the back

soggytees · Nov 9, 2015

twilliard said:
I want one!
But with the R2R logo on the back

Your wish can be granted.

Shoot me a pm.

Hogan · Nov 10, 2015

Love the mantis shrimp, but I'd rather have one on the back.

Shep · Nov 10, 2015

I like that!

soggytees · Nov 10, 2015

Hogan said:
Love the mantis shrimp, but I'd rather have one on the back.

Send us a pm. We can accommodate custom requests like this one.

DurocShark · Nov 10, 2015

Darn you! I just ordered one. And a clown for my daughter. Grrr...

Hogan · Nov 11, 2015

Just ordered one with the mantis on the back and R2R on the front left chest! Plus another little custom touch! Soggy tees is the best!

glweek · Nov 11, 2015

the retrun of side shirts!!! nice, love me some side shirts.

soggytees · Nov 11, 2015

DurocShark said:
Darn you! I just ordered one. And a clown for my daughter. Grrr...

Ha! Glad we were able to tempt you!

soggytees · Nov 11, 2015

Hogan said:
Just ordered one with the mantis on the back and R2R on the front left chest! Plus another little custom touch! Soggy tees is the best!

Thanks for the kind words. I am excited that we were able to get it done for you. It's a very cool idea!

lflint · Nov 15, 2015

The unit meters per second is not a unit of acceleration. Ten meters per second is only 22 mph. An acceleration of 10 m/s^2 is about the acceleration due to gravity (9.8 m/s^2) and is not impressive at all.

Recent research has shown the acceleration of the mantis shrimp's appendage is 1.5 x 10^5 m/s^2 with a final velocity around 30 m/s. Now THAT's impressive.

soggytees · Nov 16, 2015

lflint said:
The unit meters per second is not a unit of acceleration. Ten meters per second is only 22 mph. An acceleration of 10 m/s^2 is about the acceleration due to gravity (9.8 m/s^2) and is not impressive at all.

Recent research has shown the acceleration of the mantis shrimp's appendage is 1.5 x 10^5 m/s^2 with a final velocity around 30 m/s. Now THAT's impressive.

Ha! Definitely cool info! Thanks for sharing.

I did some digging, and found the research you are referring to. I appreciate you helping us keep our info correct.