The Noodle Slide
This is supposed to be fun… and I guess it could be. To be honest I’ve never tried it, but I learned to never play with my food :-]
Source: Japan Trend Shop
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The Neiman Marcus Underwater Wireless Speaker
Summertime is here. Water related gadgets pop up all over the place. Here’s one you can use underwater.
“Can go up to nine feet (3 meters) underwater for up to 30 minutes.”
Use it in case you want to lure your pool fish with mesmerizing sounds (or stun them with heavy metal).
Source: Gadget Spy
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The Sahara DryEar Fully Automatic Warm Air Ear Dryer
It’s a small hair dryer for your ears and is used by “Water enthusiasts”. If you look at the website, you might think the DryEar was invented in the seventies.
The way Sahara tries to sell this dryer should be a warning: it looks like the Home-Shopping-Channel-method (much ado about nothing).
Source: Gadget Garden
Underwater Pogo Stick
“This pogo stick allows you to perform a variety of waterborne stunts as you bounce off walls or bottoms.”
I guess the stunts will be in slow motion. Although this is a questionable toy, I’m a bit curious.
Source: Hammacher Schlemmer
Wireless Floating Speaker
If you have a pool, use build-in speakers. If you own a lake this might be the gadget for you.
Source: Freshome
