Showdown of the Unbeatables

A giant jackhammer is pitted against a safe lined with cement and ballistic steel in the premiere of this series in which top-of-the-line inventions are put to the test with extreme challenges.

This episode features three unique match-ups: The BCB air cannon that is able to breach brick walls by shooting a water cooler bottle, up against Line-X coating that is used on buildings to mitigate bomb blasts. Our second match-up pits an automated paintball gun against a super slingshot marksman. Finally, a hydraulic rock breaker faces off with a practically impenetrable safe.

A super-size firetruck made for rescuing aircraft is torched by a flamethrower used by the U.S. military. Later, a cleaning device that utilizes extreme cold attempts to penetrate armor-like fabric.

This episode features three unique match-ups. Acoustiblok noise abatement material is up against the deafening sound of Nathan Airchime's K5LA. Our second match-up pits the Personal Vacuum Assisted Climber, with the ability to hold a 600-pound man, against Tori Allen, a record-holding rock climber. Finally, the Broco torch, with temperatures hotter than the surface of the sun, faces off against an ICS Chainsaw with the ability to slice through concrete.

Matchups include: a laser-guided rifle vs. a remote-control aircraft; a weather-resistant umbrella vs. a wind turbine; micro-sized suction cups vs. a tree-shaking device.

This episode features three unique match-ups: The TrackingPoint Rifle, that uses an internal computer to zero in on its target, against the ATI Octocopter, an unmanned drone. Our second match-up pits the Blunt Umbrella, capable of withstanding winds up to 70mph, against the Buffalo Turbine Mega blower. Finally, EverSTIK, a suction-based adhesive, faces off with the Coe M7 tree shaker, with 70,000 pounds of shaking force.

Matchups include: a torch versus a chainsaw; a material that reduces noise versus a high-powered train horn; a vacuum-powered climbing device versus a world-champion athlete.

This episode features three unique match-ups. First, E-One's life-saving Titan Force fire truck against Charlie Hobson's M9 flamethrower. Our second match-up pits the Brokk 100 remote controlled robot that can lift 1,000 lbs, against Brian Shaw, who was twice crowned World's Strongest Man. Finally, Cold Jet, a blaster that shoots out dry ice at supersonic speeds, faces off against Tuff-N-Lite, a fabric stronger than steel.

The Republic Lagun VGC 4428 industrial superdrill vs. the HPA's superdurable alloy.

This episode features three unique match-ups: the Bleacher Reacher Mega, which uses compressed CO2 to launch t-shirts into stadiums, up against iStretch, a wire that can stretch 300% without breaking. Our second match-up pits OnGuard, the makers of some of the toughest locks and chains on the planet, against Link-Belt, whose excavators can dig with super strength. Finally, the New Way Sidewinder XTR garbage truck, which is capable of delivering 60,000 lbs of crushing force, faces off against the Calzone case, which is custom made to take a beating.

Adapt Laser Systems states it has the most powerful handheld laser system; The Chemsol Randogrip is an extremely durable nonslip supercoating.

This episode features three unique match-ups: the Bleacher Reacher Mega, which uses compressed CO2 to launch t-shirts into stadiums, up against iStretch, a wire that can stretch 300% without breaking. Our second match-up pits OnGuard, the makers of some of the toughest locks and chains on the planet, against Link-Belt, whose excavators can dig with super strength. Finally, the New Way Sidewinder XTR garbage truck, which is capable of delivering 60,000 lbs of crushing force, faces off against the Calzone case, which is custom made to take a beating.

Matchups include: a memory-foam mattress versus a double-drum roller; a blender versus a sledgehammer; a dog versus a dishwasher.

This episode features three unique match-ups: The Adapt Laser Systems' CL 1000, a handheld laser that can instantly vaporize debris, against Randogrip, a coating so strong that even most acids and jet blasts won't cause it any harm. Our second showdown pits JetCat micro jet engines with 69 pounds of thrust, against a Jetovator watercraft that can launch a person almost thirty feet into the air. Finally, a Power Post Driver that delivers 1,200 blows per minute, faces off against a police riot shield made of materials five times stronger than steel.

Matchups include: a t-shirt gun versus a super-stretch wire; a lock maker versus an excavation company; a garbage truck versus an unbreakable case.

This episode features three unique match-ups: The Brooklyn Bedding viscoelastic memory foam, against the Dynapac double drum roller. Our second match-up pits Lola, a one-of-a-kind dog trained to sniff out peanuts, against the Vortexx Pressure Washer that can clean surfaces with 4,000 PSI. Finally, a Blendtec blender whose blades spin at 300 mph faces off against the B.A.S.H. sledgehammer, out to prove that it's called indestructible for a reason.