Text/John Farmer
An Australian design company has designed a single-person tent that is very light and does not even need to be held with both hands. It is very convenient to carry around, as long as the tent is hidden in "that place".
▼That’s right, it’s tied to the shoes, super convenient to carry, right? (But it seems to affect walking)
▼When you want to set up camp, pull it out from the back of the shoe like this.
▼Combine the two parts
▼Put it on like a cloak
▼Seeing that other people were still working hard to set up tents, I pretended to be a ghost to scare them.
▼ Demonstrate carefully!
After putting together the tent, find a suitable location and prepare to camp.
After setting up camp, it will look like this:
Hey, hey, hey, that’s not right at all!
But this "space raincoat" is also a very interesting design. (The picture shows the inventor being interviewed on "The Coming of Kangxi".)
▼Well, the complete body looks like this (disappointed)
▼When you open it, this posture is quite awkward. (FU with local gangsters)
How about it? Do you think it is very convenient? Whether you are kicked out of the room by your wife, run away from home, or go to the library to stay up late to catch up on a report, it is very suitable for use (Canxiao). Although it looks like you can’t lie flat in the picture, it is actually designed according to ergonomics. The tent will naturally support your body after it is opened, and it is also very adaptable to the terrain environment. .
