Lego-go Shoes have heels with a set of protruding studs on them, modelled on the pattern of a Lego brick.

When you take them off, you can store them by sticking them to the special wall, which is waiting to receive them. They will stay there because the wall is also covered with the reverse side of the same Lego brick stud pattern.

In addition, you get the extra advantage that when you are walking around on soft ground, you leave Lego brick prints behind you.
-- xenzag, Jan 11 2007

+ I now have a Wall of Shoes.
-- xandram, Jan 11 2007


I just realized I thought you were xandram! Musta been the x thing.

Anyway, I love this. Why you ask? Because I'm not fond of heels, but sometimes ya gotta do what you gotta do.

So, stack em up like stilletos for formal, and then the moment you exit the event you sit down and remove...say about 4 or 5 rows of legos, and your ready to walk comfortably home. Or somewhere.

Nice one xwhoever.
-- blissmiss, Jan 11 2007


<asisde> [bliss] I really spell my name with an x, because when I split up with my husband, my name became - X so&so.
-- xandram, Jan 11 2007


This would be fantastic... But what about a way you could customize the entire shoe, like add or remove straps, toes, heel pieces, etc?
-- arsenic's_valentine, Jan 11 2007


Ok, though 'tis a grande idea... There are the shoes, then there is the wall. You can't have the convenience of handy storage without the wall, yes? Ok, a visual. You just stoll into your room, owch, shoe in eye or... shoe being knocked off wall by leg or some other body part. Yeah anyhoo, where would this wall be placed? Ceiling would be cool I guess. Yep. Shoes on ceiling... whoa.
-- tashlactica, Jan 12 2007


I thought this was an idea for ladies shoes where they choose how high they want their heels to be by just adding/subtracting lego blocks.
-- shinobi, Jan 12 2007


I want Space Lego shoes.
-- wagster, Jan 14 2007


In lego shoes... could we walk up lego walls? Like real lego people??
-- Mr Buttersworth, Jan 14 2007


And have plastic flowers in our gardens that never die?
-- deoxyribonucleic, Jan 14 2007



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