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| Posted: 16 Oct 2009 04:32 AM PDT The Braun Post-Disaster Emergency Foot Protective Accessory is for the rescue workers who are there on scene of disasters like earthquakes. Due to the disturbed topography after such calamities, the feet of the rescue guys are most vulnerable and susceptible to injury and infection. Shards of glass, nails, debris etc. hamper the mission and walking over them always poses a threat. This handy contraption fits snugly over the shoe and protects the feet from accidental nips and cuts thanks to its sturdy structure. It's a two-part thing with a steel and silica gel insole and an over-the-shoe strap-up. Designer: Huang Zheng        |
| Posted: 16 Oct 2009 04:00 AM PDT Inspired by the mighty Sequoia, the Wine Tree by Kendall LeCompte is for the true wine connoisseur. Experts differ in opinion on how one should store wine but you can’t go wrong with this. Just look how elegant and compact it is. The smaller version holds 10 bottles and the bigger one takes 17. Not a wino? There’s a mini version too that holds 7 bottles. Designer: Kendall LeCompte [ Buy It Here ]     |
| Posted: 16 Oct 2009 12:01 AM PDT Yay for buttons! I’m basically in love with anything that with a switch, click, or pull can activate a system or complete a circuit. Here we’ve got a bit of a bike attached to a pole which in turn is attached to a light and a lamp that activates upon the engaging of the brake. A very simple connection executed in a really elegant manner. As you can see the lamp is stylish. There’s no arguing that. Unless you’re a total jerk! In which case you probably don’t bicycle around anyway. So if you’re not a jerk, take a closer look and notice that this particular lamp can be extended and shortened too, and is all-around nice for your average room or your odd room. Anything ye need. Designer: Christian Vivanco     |
| Posted: 16 Oct 2009 12:01 AM PDT Dubbed “Pureray” by its creators in reference to its completely amazing ultraviolet rays lamp at the base and amplification pipe up the center. Each bottle is stored with a cap which screws off the top, screws on the bottom, and provides ultraviolet light to disinfect any evil viruses or germs one baby formula on the rocks might have. Made for traveling. Made for travel is always a silly thing to write on a baby gear package because when that kid is small enough to be called a baby, ANYwhere you bring it is going to be considered “travel” for all the items you’ve gotta bring with. And don’t forget the Cheerios. And that formula! It’s got to be perfect. The Pureray comes with two bottles in a holster, each one with a cap that converts to an ultraviolet ray projector for the liquid to be held in the bottle. Get your ray on! Designers: Hwa-yong Shin & Hannah Kim     |
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