You can easily mistake the Rapunzel for a canister, instead its an easy-to-use safety-descending device. Designed by SADI student Sin Sun Ho, this safety line can be used in highrise buildings. You more or less have to glide down the side of a wall (Batman style), holding onto its secure wrist capsule design.
Rapunzel is a 2010 Red Dot Concept Award Winning Entry.
Designer: Sin Sun Ho
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Why don’t you make this a vest?
Off with the wrist problem…
some really creative
Great Product
Absolutely Amazing.
everyone want to be a super hero
Not as much as a third degree burn would I would bet.
If these start selling out, we’re going to have crime rate lift off with this one.
It will be those who purchase it for recreational use who will pay for the development of better ones.
Seriously, they should consider making “fun” version for the thrill-seekers. Then they can use the profits to improve on the “escape” version for everyone’s use.
Works wonderful and distinctive thanks to good work
then they shouldn’t be obese then!
Thanks for this post. I definitely agree with what you are saying. I have been talking about this subject a lot lately with my brother so hopefully this will get him to see my point of view. Fingers crossed!