There are plenty of means by which to use wheels to get around — scooters, bicycles, or if you're living in the mid-'90s, rollerblades. Now, however, there's one more way, and it's made by scooter company Razor.
It's called Jetts, and it basically consists of a set of wheels that users attach to their shoes. They're similar to Heelys, the shoes that had wheels built into them, however, Jetts can attach to any pair of shoes and be taken off afterward. Oh yeah, they also make sparks as they go.
That's right, as you zoom through the streets, dodging pedestrians in your path, you can activate flying sparks that burst from your shoes in a moment of epic speed. The sparks are activated when the user simply tilts their shoes back, putting a flint-like material, which presumably has to be replaced, against the concrete.
OK, so, let's say that you think this is really cool but you're a grown adult. Unfortunately, the weight limit is 176 pounds, so if you stocked up on food for your winter hibernation, you may have to hit the gym before you can dazzle pedestrians with your flamethrower shoes.
