This is how modern we have become: companies are starting to design bags, clothes and even shoes with gadgets in mind. They add extra pockets, hidden pockets, smaller, extra hidden pockets, even extra small hidden pockets. Okay maybe the only gadget that they have in mind is the ever shrinking iPod. But still: extra small hidden pockets? These companies are obviously filled with highly imaginative people.

The materials from which these gear sets for gadgets are made of are also special: a lot of the new fitness clothes coming out nowadays have really groundbreaking stuff like breathable fibers, or materials that allow moisture to go out, but not in, thereby eliminating the dreaded pit stains. In fact, the stuff that these clothes are made of are so special that you can’t just call them “fibers” or “material” anymore; they have adjective filled names that embody the technology and power behind them, proof that these gears for gadgets are gadgets themselves. Case in point: Gracie’s Gear POWER POUCH™ ($33).

It’s a sports bra with a pouch that has room for all the gizmos that a woman will ever need while trying to bring her sexy back, like, like… like the iPod. Or iPod shuffle. The pouch is actually separate from the bra itself; it sits on top of the sports bra so that the wearer’s skin won’t be scratched or chafed by the items inside. The Power Pouch is made with moisturereleasetransfer™ technology (I did not make that up) that helps sweat evaporate from the skin as rapidly as possible to cool the body off faster, at the same time keeping it comfortable.

It also has Ultra Illuscent Max™ that, as you may have guessed from the name, prevents you from becoming smelly even with all the sweat and dirt from your morning jog. Extra small hidden pockets? Yeah right. Technologically epic and complex names? Present. The Power Pouch surely qualifies as a gadget’s gadget.