Kickstarter campaigns for the next great "hold all" are all over social media. A compartment for your phone, one for your shoes, one for keys and another for your hamster. There is no bag that can possible predict the ever changing demands of city living. You need a bag without restrictions. You need a bag that changes with you.
Bruce Lee once said, "Don't get set into one form, adapt it and build your own, and let it grow, be like water. Empty your mind, be formless, shapeless — like water. Now you put water in a cup, it becomes the cup; You put water into a bottle it becomes the bottle; You put it in a teapot it becomes the teapot. Now water can flow or it can crash. Be water, my friend."
The engineering design team at Balcony Analytica have injected pure Kung Fu into this latest must have piece of formless, shapeless, wearable technology.
Introducing the "Mehoos". A bag that is without purpose but through you becomes purpose. Like water, it's existence takes shape within you and your life's needs. If you need a bag for your laptop, it's a laptop bag, if you need it to carry firewood, it's a classic wood hauler, if you need to take 10 litres a craft ale to a party, it's a walking keg party.
The name Mehoos comes from the Latin phrase "Me hus" which was later mistranslated and thus misappropriated by the Gordy's to mean "My House". Its meaning transcends the notion of home and redefines it as being always home if you have Mehoos with you. With our incarnation this can finally be true. The Mehoos can carry just about anything you throw in it with elegance in design and the purposelessness of water.
If you're thinking now "How do I get one!". We get it. Everybody is after it but frankly it's too late. The Kickstarter launched a few months ago, was fully funded with over 300% of the required initial startup costs covered, and all bags were made and delivered to satisfied hipsters, plumbers, house-husbands, circus clowns, foot fetishists, and barcode enthusiasts all over the world. Check out eBay though. We saw one reselling for just under £2000 recently. It turns out we should have kept a few more for ourselves!
Sign up to our newsletter to stay informed about the next great project.