Hidden Safety

Filed in archive Cool on March 7, 2007

I wonder why I have'nt noticed these shoes before.. However, Gizmag presents what they call the Cinderella Shoe that is in fact an electric Weapon.
The picture left shows how it works. If you want to see how great it looks just go to Gizmags picture gallery.

The shoe is a great example of how wearables may increase your self-confidence just by wearing it.

Cool Pictures

More about the artist here: Electric Cinderella Shoes with built-in stun gun - gizmag Article

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