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For climbers and maybe surfers(water proof ?) this might be handy... Sometimes it's not about planning... When climbing for example it's really hard to take de
by cfontes 12y ago
For climbers and maybe surfers(water proof ?) this might be handy...
Sometimes it's not about planning... When climbing for example it's really hard to take decent pictures, because it's hard to go to the places where the picture would look good.
Their focus should probably be more like sports than "friends in the park"
I also think they will face some serious issues with making this thing work and I don't know how big the market is.
But I would really consider buying one if they made this thing work.
- willtheperson 12y agoI found it so awkward they chose that scenario as the first. They weren't doing anything but taking a selfie. Maybe if they were running, playing with a dog, throwing a frisbee, anything other than just grip and grinning for the camera?
- ahlatimer 12y agoAs a climber, I don't see how the design constraint of it wearable makes it any more useful. It being reasonably small and lightweight (and robust) would be nice for me to actually carry it with me regularly, but I don't want it on my wrist. I want it on my harness or in my pack since having things on your wrist can make some holds virtually unusable, especially if you're crack climbing.
- cfontes 12y agoHi, fellow climber! As a bracelet it will easily fit your harness rings.