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DigiLegs II
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inventorgal commented on Digilegs Demo (1 month ago)
"Not yet, but it certainly something I want to explore. Once these are in..."   more
 
 
inventorgal commented on Digilegs Demo (1 month ago)
"Fur and velcro for fast and easy application. It takes a minute to get t..."   more
 
 
inventorgal commented on Digilegs Demo (1 month ago)
"You would be surprised just how easy they are to walk in. A new friend j..."   more
 
 
inventorgal commented on DigiLegs II (1 month ago)
"What city are you in?"
 
 
inventorgal commented on DigiLegs II (1 month ago)
"The leg extensions are made of steel, ABS plastic and cable. They are ve..."   more
 
Channel Comments (9)
inventorgal (1 month ago)
Have you signed up on Kimgrahamstudios.com? As soon as they are available the people who have signed up there will be contacted first.
TempleOfSin (1 month ago)
Another customer here.  I'm going to need a pair of these to use with a faun costume in a black metal video.
inventorgal (1 month ago)
We are still not in production yet with the leg extensions. In the past two months I was offered a job and have moved to New Zealand, so work on them has been slowed down. Presently, I am speaking with a fabrication studio here in Wellington about making the extensions. It is unlikely we can hit Halloween this year but we might make Christmas. If you like, I can email you immediately when there is more news on availability and price.
inventorgal (2 months ago)
We tried to switch which side of the leg the plastic went on and could not make it work. If you put the plastic on the front, the leg extensions cannot be universal. The subtle arch of the shin bone is particular to everyone. By putting the webbing on the front, the fabric shifts to accommodate everyone's shape
calehane (2 months ago)
hey, nice work with thopuse stilts, it seems i am in the middle of a quiet simmilar projekt right now, have you ever thougt about inversing the side of the plastic parts on your upper and lower leg, i mean so that the part at the lower leg is in front and the other on the back?
that was my firts idea because of the weight, with the lower part in front you would not "hang in the belt"
AKAOJ (4 months ago)
sell those badboys to weta or a film production company. be sure to patent it first. so you get commision in every film they are used in.
Those would alos make a heap of money in the cosplay scene. people sometimes pay upward of 1000 dollars to get a costume like that.
reyknow (6 months ago)
i really think you should consider making one for someone who doesnt have legs or disabled. you could make a lot of money w/ the design and at the same time help a lot of people.:)
lwxlkxw (6 months ago)
Video di veramente buono
TheTriangleChannel (6 months ago)
cool channel. Hope you'll stop by mine. Thanks.