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Post by coolplanet on Aug 2, 2013 0:45:39 GMT -5
Shoes with a built-in tent are perfect for outdoorsy people who don’t care if their feet look dumb By Jess Zimmerman 1 Aug 2013 3:50 PM grist.org/list/shoes-with-a-built-in-tent-are-perfect-for-outdoorsy-people-who-dont-care-if-their-feet-look-dumb/Do you enjoy spending time in nature, but hate carrying things with your noodle arms? Then you’ll love shoe company Sibling’s sneaker-based tent. They’re not the most stylish shoes — they kind of look like a cross between those comically puffy oversized sneakers and a novelty fishnet decoration at a seafood restaurant — but they’re the only ones you can sleep in. Once you get to your campsite, you pull the tent out of the back of your sneakers. There’s no room in the shoes to store any kind of poles, so your body has to provide the internal structure — it’s kind of like a tent crossed with a sleeping bag, crossed with a shoe. And that’s it — just zip it up, and you’ve got the ultimate in mobile housing. And if some douchebag starts crowing to you about his expensive modular tiny apartment, you can shut him down with a quick “oh yeah? I live in my shoes.”
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Post by freespiritmuse on Aug 2, 2013 10:41:37 GMT -5
Don't quite know what to say about this one. Pretty clever idea. Do you have to prop yourself up against a hard surface? Does your walking shelter collapse if you close your legs?
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Post by coolplanet on Aug 2, 2013 23:39:08 GMT -5
Don't quite know what to say about this one. Pretty clever idea. Do you have to prop yourself up against a hard surface? Does your walking shelter collapse if you close your legs? They should be boots that have tent stakes and collapsible poles. And a vest sleeping bag! Maybe even inflatable underwear that becomes a bed.....
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