Invention helps people walk backwards on the ceiling

Colin Furze, 34, a British, invented a pair of iron shoes from school. This pair of shoes can help its riders walk backwards on the metal ceiling similar to the "Flamboyant tiger" in the film.

Colin Furze took a week to build these magical shoes. He turned the transformer of the microwave into a magnetic magnet, connected the magnet to the car's battery, and then connected them to a special shoe picture.

Colin Furze expressed interest in these magic shoes

Close up of magic shoes by Colin Furze

Finally, Mr. Colin Furze installed an additional power switch for that special shoe image so that it could open the circuit. So Colin Furze built his own magic shoes.

Colin Furze said, with these shoes, he could walk up the buildings without going to the elevator. ' These shoes are extremely interesting, the feeling of going backwards is very strange,' said Colin Furze.

However, these shoes have a very dangerous disadvantage, it is certain that there must be an electromagnetic environment, if the power goes out suddenly, the shoe wearer may fall to the floor.

This magic shoe was not his first invention, Colin Furze. He had previously invented a long claw, on a nail with a 30cm stainless steel blade.

This claw works to extend the length of the hands, can cut or replenish the fruit away from the sitting position.