Inhibitor

Inhibitors are mechanical devices that, as their name suggests, inhibit the wearer's strength. They're commonly used in the military (or any other profession that may require combat) so that people can train against each other without risk of serious injury. Inhibitors do not require conscious effort to use, nor do they impede movement at all.
If overused, however, inhibitors can induce long-lasting fatigue, though -- so care must be taken in ensuring that they're not used repeatedly, especially not in the same day without time to rest. A known side effect is temporary fatigue after they're removed, though this tends to wear off within a few hours for most people.
They come in a variety of brands and prices, with the most expensive ones being able to be used the longest without resulting in fatigue.
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