Carbon Fiber Jet Skis - The EXO Watercraft Dazzles with a Free-Flowing Aerodynamic Design (TrendHunter.com)

RockstarThe EXO Watercraft Dazzles with a Free-Flowing Aerodynamic Design

Light, free-flowing and aerodynamic are just a few adjectives to describe the attractive EXO Watercraft. French company EXOCONCEPT took it upon themselves to create an incredible water pod that’s unlike any other design.

The EXO Watercraft is an impressive piece of work with slick, flowing lines that gives it a futuristic aesthetic. Interestingly, the rider doesn’t sit on the seat, but instead crouches on it. Think of it like Batman’s Batpod in The Dark Knight, but for the water. The carbon fiber version weighs in at 42lbs with additional weight from the lithium iron phosphate batteries. Despite its looks, the EXO isn’t meant to be used for speed. It’s more of a family-friendly recreational watercraft that maxes out at 31 mph (50 km/h).

Tweet Published: Sep 14, 11 • References: exo-concept and gizmag Must SeeWTFOMGLoLCuteNerdyHot

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Curvilinear Bookworm Loungers - Relax and Read in the Free-Flowing Kosha Chair (GALLERY)

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RockstarRelax and Read in the Free-Flowing Kosha Chair

Any bookworm will love to sit in the Kosha Chair by the window and just enjoy a piece of literature on a lazy Sunday afternoon.

The Kosha Chair was designed by Claudio D’amore who wanted to create a meditative space and a protective sheath. It’s made from 33 strips of wood which has been machined individually and then hand assembled. The chair forms a ‘U’ shape, in which there are several slots embedded throughout either side that provides space for books. In the middle lays a free-flowing seat designed in an ergonomic manner to provide the ultimate comfort to the reader.

The slick aerodynamic design and the functionality of the Kosha Chair provides the ideal space for bookworms. It’s the best way to relax with a piece of literature.

Tweet Published: Sep 9, 11 • References: kosha.ch and trendir Must SeeWTFOMGLoLCuteNerdyHot
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