There's a new gadget trend in town, and love it or not, it's hit the geek circuit with a bang. Geeky product connoisseur Thinkgeek has unveiled the Hip Holster and Shoulder Holster, which seem to combine the needs of James Bond, Han Solo and Dwight Schrute into two very geeky cases. "As a world-renowned super-spy, you've got a pile of gadgets at your disposal, but you've also got to keep your secret identity a secret," says Thinkgeek. "You have to be able to blend into the crowd at a moment's notice."
The shoulder model is $49.99 and the hip model is $59.99, which means you are even paying more for the extra geekiness of having a gadget strap around your thigh. Would you wear one?
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No no no no! Especially not with the strap on the leg.
1Nerd Alert!
2Pickpocket Friendly Award 2007!
3attack of the side fanny pack! no way!
4Like suzanne says, you're just advertising your wares to thieves with this beauty!
5I think it would gag a maggot.
6not happening
7If only this man were real...
8Dwight? Why, it just so happens that Dwight's counterpart on the BBC Office sported a cell phone holster!
9NOOOOOO WAY! Check out www.celicase.com for a GLAMOROUS, STYLISH, and FUNCTIONAL way to carry around your favorite gadget and other essentials. The "Celi" not only looks good, but it is so useful too. You don't know what you're missing.
10Hey, Sugarpub
Thanks for the tip!
This holster is so not chic, but I saw the ad for the cell phone Fashion Wrap on Tech and now I have 2 and I love 'em!!! I was concerned that it would not hold my phone securely... but it does - and they are easy to get out when you need them... you can get them online through Rivet International and for a little bit less $$$ at www.celegance.com
11I have a gadget holster, it's called my purse. I can see some guys using that though. We all thought the cell phone on the hip looked wierd 5 or 6 years ago but now it's common.
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