Kizik Handsfree New York Shoe review

Every once and a while, and more often on The-Gadgeteer, a product comes along with a description that is entirely unique and intriguing. The Kizik shoe is one of those gems: a luxury handsfree sneaker designed for men. It has the sole (and soul) of a sneaker, the materials of the shoe and a little technical secret. I’ve been wearing them for a month now. Read on to see what I think!

What is it?

As described in the news post here, the Kizik shoe is a luxury handsfree sneaker designed for men. The shoe’s materials include 100% top grain leather and other premium textiles to ensure they are durable enough to provide enjoyment for many years. They come in three styles and multiple colors and textures for men and will be expanded to include a women’s line in the fall of 2018.  The shoes are step-in and are different from sandals which are slip on. They grab your feet like a laced shoe and don’t have that loose-fitting feel of a loafer. The end result is a shoe that is not too tight or too loose and goes on without any adjustment.

What’s in the box?

Kizik Shoes
F.A.S.T Pamphlet

Design and features

Specifications

Sizes:  7, 7.5, 8, 8.5, 9, 9.5, 10, 10.5, 11, 11.5, 12, 13, 14
Styles: Boston, Dubai, New York
Colors: Black, Coffee, Date, Castle, White (Not all styles are available in all colors)

Design of the Kizik New York Shoe

The shoes feature a patented design that Kizik has dubbed F.A.S.T.® (Foot Activated Shoe Technology). The elements of F.A.S.T. include a wing at the top of the heel to let your foot in and out, a heel which collapses to let your foot in, a rigid tongue to ensure a hands-free experience, and an adjustable width set by velcro on either side of the tongue. After the rear of the shoe is compressed by the heel when donning the shoe, a titanium wire spring returns it to the upright position. As a result, the shoes fit automatically without using complex mechanics or electronics. The F.A.S.T. pamphlet is reproduced below. (click to enlarge).

The picture below shows the spring and tongue in more detail.

Of course, neither the spring not the plastic tongue is visible on the inside of the shoe. The image above is like an x-ray showing the rigid skeleton beneath a leather skin. Actually, the inside is nicely lined and padded:

The outside of the heal is perforated leather to allow it to collapse as the heel compresses it. A second layer of leather on the inside protects the heel and ensures that the shoe is fully enclosed. On these shoes the inside leather panel is colored red. An elastic strip runs along the top of the shoe in a groove and keeps the heel in line with the sides of the shoe when it is being worn. The groove is what allows the heel to expand downwards when the shoe is stepped into. normally it is closed. Both the perforated leather and elastic groove can be seen in the picture below.

This is a picture of the inside of the shoe and shows the red leather heel

The shoe comes with a contoured and padded insole too.

The only adjustment that can be made on the shoe is the width of the opening at the top of the tongue; the location where the laces are usually knotted. The adjustment is made with two heavy duty Velcro closures. I found that you can separate the panels and adjust them when your foot is in the shoe. if a tighter fit is desired then fine-tuning adjustments can be made without the foot inside using some trial and error. The Velcro is designed to work in one direction: narrowing and widening the opening for the foot. However, the Velcro may also be fastened slightly ahead or behind the centerline, moving ahead or holding back the tongue. 

Putting on the shoe is really as simple as the video below indicates

Taking them off is easy too if you use the toe of one shoe to hold the heel down of the show you’re pulling your foot out of. This is the same way you would remove loafers.

The operation of the technology behind the sneaker seems straightforward and the mechanism seems elegantly simple. These characteristics are fundamentals of great technology: technology should be so simple that it doesn’t even seem like it’s present and the complexity of the technology should not impact the design of how it is used. For instance, few realize they are operating a computer when using an iPhone or Android – everything behind the screen is hidden from the user. Similarly, one doesn’t realize that there is a self-tensioning heel that holds these shoes on your feet – they just work.

Style

The shoes I evaluated are a castle grey. At first, I thought that they would just be useful for outfits with jeans, but they complement many different styles and colors of pants. I’ve had several people compliment me on them and they have turned into a bit of a conversation topic.  They look more dignified than black lace-up shoe imposter sneakers and more formal than dockers. The Sole features a front to back eye-catching red stripe.

Here are a few pictures I took wearing the shoes in a conference room.

Performance

So first off, I need to gross you all out by showing you my feet:

I have rather wide feet with a relatively low arch.  However, the shoes don’t come in various widths. I ordered the shoes based on the guidance of the Kizik website, which indicated that the sizes for the New York are in line with normal sizing. Initially, I felt that the shoes I ordered may be too small. I went to Michaelson’s Shoes to see if my sizing was correct.  The next larger half size up fit better in front but lifted out of the rear. Jerry Michaelson, one of the shoe store owners, endorsed the Kizik shoe but explained that the design of the shoe, with a more traditional profile, may not be the best fit for my feet. He continued to explain that the leather of the show will give over time and may provide the desired fit. I have historically worn wider shoes than the standard design, knowing full well that compared to normal shoes, my feet generally more closely resemble the box the shoes come in. So I endured wearing tight shoes for a couple of days and it turned out that over time the fit improved substantially.

My Garmin Vivosmart HR shows in the last 30 days I’ve taken about 327,000 steps over about 176 miles. I estimate that I’ve worn these shoes about 70% of the time. Also on the days I have worn them I put them on and take them off two to three times. Additionally, I have used them as my quick-step-into-the-garage shoes so I may put them on and take them off two to three times about every day. So over about 125 miles and about 75 wearings, I can say that I’m very happy with these and they have performed very well.

There are a couple of exceptions that I will mention here. Once, with wet soles on a wood floor, I was unable to generate enough traction to put the shoes on. I needed to keep the front of the shoe in place with my other foot. This only happened once but it begs the point that it is important to keep balance on the stationary foot just in case the foot going into the shoe slips. I do think that the sneakers have a good grip for urban use. I wouldn’t take these onto a trail but the sole has a good balance of pliability and traction on finished surfaces. I did wear them to walk across a notoriously slippery set of brick pavers and felt that I had good traction the entire time.

The silver F.A.S.T. logo on the back of the insole has rubbed off with my sock and now the entire inside has this silvered appearance.

Over time the shoes have developed a weathered appearance. I like the look but I’m not quite sure how to take care of these. Polishing them isn’t quite the right answer.

The outsole is also starting to show it’s age. It still has all of the mechanical integrity that it started with but the red stripe is more of a maroon these days.

Lastly, I’m not sure of how well these would do if they got completely drenched. In a brief shower this happened:

The shoes look like the water dried out without staining, but I’m unsure what a more substantial wetting will do to them.

What I like

  • Hands-free use
  • Stylish

What needs to be improved

  • offer in more widths
  • water-resistance

Final thoughts

The Kizik shoes are an interesting new take on one of the oldest technologies out there. They look good, feel great, and are really easy to put on and take off.

Price: $180 – $190
Where to buy: They are available for purchase on KIZIK.com as well as in 17 locations nationwide, including select Dillard’s stores and Dillards.com.
Source: The sample for this review was provided by KIZIK.

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The ChargeWrite is a pen and stylus with a built-in backup battery


As a self-confessed gadget geek, I am always looking for the next gadget that provides convenience with some cool technology built in. I am also attracted to functional gadgets that combine things for everyday use in a practical form.

Today I was browsing the internet and came across a pen called the Chargewrite. In my opinion, this pen is really cool. It combines the functionality of an everyday need for the purposes of charging, data storage, and writing. It includes a built-in battery and a universal Smartphone tip that accommodates either a lightning port or a Micro USB port so that you have one charging tip for all of your devices and without the need for an adapter. It is also a ballpoint pen, a screen cleaner, and a stylus. In addition, there is an option for an included 16GB flash drive.

If you would like to purchase this cool Chargewrite pen, you can pick one up on the Shopbkey website for $29 for the version that has a 1000Mah battery but no built-in flash drive, or $39 for the model with a 650Mah battery and a 16GB flash drive.

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Lucrin Zippered Sleeve for 12.9″ iPad Pro review

In my mind, great accessories makes a great gadget even better.  I love my 2nd-gen iPad Pro 12.9, and I want accessories to protect it and keep it looking great.  I want a protective iPad Pro sleeve that will protect it in my gear bag and when I’m carrying only it with me.  I’m even happier when the protective sleeve is attractive.  The Lucrin Zippered Sleeve for iPad Pro 12.9″ is both protective and beautiful.  It seems to be the perfect accessory for me!  When Lucrin offered a review sample to The Gadgeteer, I hastily asked to be chosen.

Design and Features

Founded in 1994, Lucrin is a Swiss luxury leather company that offers a collection of “beautifully designed everyday leather essentials that are colorful, timeless and easy to personalize.”  Lucrin says that customization is what they do best, and their ordering process is proof of that.

With every bag, you have a selection of leathers and colors.  You can customize this sleeve by adding your monogram or removing the Lucrin logo.  (Other bags and accessories offer more leathers, including exotic skins.)  I chose the granulated leather.  The beautiful red seen here was very tempting, but I opted for the Royal Blue because I wanted to coordinate this sleeve with the Oberon Design Sonoma Tote that I use as my gear bag.

You see that there are many colors, from the more masculine darks to the more feminine pinks, to choose from.  I think men and women are equally able to design a sleeve that suits their style.

Lucrin has a philosophy that I like.  They say:

The beauty of a leather article relies on several ingredients: a good leather craftsman, of course, as well as an expert tanner, along with a top quality hide and, if we go right back to the source, farms that make animal welfare their priority and good grazing.

Lucrin buys directly from the best tanners in Italy, Spain and South Africa (for ostrich leather). Each tannery we work with has been carefully selected for the quality of its hides and its expertise. These tanneries buy raw hides, prepare them and carry out dyeing as per the colors of the Lucrin catalogue and high-end texturing procedures.

As you can see from the photos in this review, the Royal Blue sleeve in granulated leather that I received shows the quality that went into every step of the processing.

I opted to leave the Lucrin logo on my bag, as you see.  The logo is very discreet, and not a major component of the design.  I brightened up the photo here to highlight the graining of the leather.  The top photo better represents the actual color.

The back of the sleeve is plain, with no pockets.  This sleeve is designed to hold only the iPad Pro 12.9 and nothing else.

Notice that the zipper pulls are little straps made of the same leather as the rest of the bag.

The interior of the bag is microfiber fabric to protect the iPad Pro from scratches.  The bag opens up completely, as seen here.  The zipper’s teeth are plastic, to further prevent scratching.  What you can’t see is the padding between the leather and lining that will cushion the iPad.

The microfiber fabric looks like suede.  In this photo, you can see the actual color of the lining fabric.  Notice also how even and straight the stitching is.  This Lucrin sleeve is beautifully constructed.

This is my 2nd-gen iPad Pro 12.9 laying inside the Lucrin Zippered Sleeve.  Although the iPad Pro isn’t cased in this photo, I did find that the Pro will also fit inside while wearing a thin TPU back cover.  The cover zips easily around the Pro with or without the TPU back cover.

Here’s the Lucrin sleeve beside my Oberon Sonoma bag.  The leather colors don’t match, but I wouldn’t expect bags from two companies to have an exact color match.  I still think the two bags complement each other beautifully.

Here’s the Lucrin sleeve, with my iPad Pro inside, fitting in the front of the Oberon bag.  The sleeve fits inside the compartment of that Oberon bag as if it were custom-made for it.  I don’t have to remove the sleeve from the tote to get my iPad Pro out.  I just unzip the sleeve a little past the top corners, and I can slip the iPad right out – cased or uncased.

What I like

  • Can be customized with the color and the leather texture you like
  • Well made
  • Beautiful leather exterior and protective interior
  • Works well to protect your iPad Pro in your gear bag or as you carry it to meetings

What needs to be improved

  • Nothing

Final thoughts

The Lucrin Zippered Sleeve for 12.9″ iPad Pro can be customized with color and leather type, so you can have your perfect zippered sleeve for your iPad Pro.  It’s well-constructed of quality materials, and it’s beautifully constructed.  I love this Lucrin zippered sleeve, and it makes a beautiful addition to my gear bag.

Price: $265.00, as configured for this review
Where to buy: Customize and purchase at Lucrin
Source: The sample of this product was provided by company Lucrin

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Summer 2018 gadget giveaway!


To celebrate summer, we are giving away thirteen awesome prizes. One winner takes it all! Entering is easy! Just answer three questions in a comment at the bottom of this post and if you’re willing to jump through a few extra hoops, you can earn up to three additional entries which will greatly increase your chances of winning. Please read the details on the prizes and the rules before you submit your entries for a chance to win our spring gadget giveaway prize pack!

Prizes:

One person will win a prize pack consisting of 1 of each of the 13 products shown below:

Wiplabs SLOPE large tablet stand

SLOPE is a Premium Micro-Suction tablet stand that is compatible with any tablets that have a flat back of four 8 to 10.5inches. 

Price: $49.99
Check out our review: Wiplabs Slope universal tablet stand review
Website: Amazon

Wicked Audio Bandido Bluetooth earbuds

A necklace style pair of wireless Bluetooth earbuds that feature:

  • Tough, but comfortable metal housing
  • Improved sound. Enhanced Bass and High Fidelity due to metal housing
  • 5 Hour Battery Life
  • Rechargeable batteries with included charging cable
  • Neck Lock technology keeps your earbuds on your neck even when you’re not listening
  • Control your music without digging out your phone. Mic and track control right from the Bandido Wireless Earbud
  • Noise Isolating to help you focus on what’s important, your tunes

Price: $34.99
Website: Wicked Audio

WILLGOO Carrying Case for Apple IPad Pencil and accessories

Carrying Case for Apple IPad Pencil and accessories

  • Safely keep all in one storage for your apple pencil and accessories.
  • Built-in 1700mAh lithium battery charge your iPad pencil and mobile phone when they are out of power.
  • Magnetic cover protect your Apple pencil and its accessories when you throw the case into a backpack or purse.
  • Easy to put into your bag and carry outside.

Price: $25.99
Website: Pendorra  

Satechi Aluminum Type-C Pro Hub

The solution to your data transfer needs. This hub is compatible with your MacBook Pro 13” and 15” models, complementing your Apple accessories while completing your desk set-up.

  • Gigabit Ethernet
  • 4K HDMI
  • Expansion ports

Price: $99.99
Website: Satechi

Star Wars USB Wall Charger – BB-8

The cutest plug-in charger a Star Wars fanatic could ask for, with up to two USB ports

  • Officially-licensed Star Wars merchandise
  • A ThinkGeek creation & exclusive
  • Let the Beebs charge your electronics
  • Charges two devices at once
  • Plugs into any standard grounded U.S. outlet (Type B)
  • Input: AC 100V to 240V, 50/60 Hz 150mA / Output: D 4.75V to 5.25V, 500mA
  • USB Ports: 2.1A + 1.0A

Price: $24.99
Website: Thinkgeek

Marshall Major III Headphones

The individual listening device that delivers big-stage performance sound, reinforcing why this headphone is an icon in the making.

  • Custom-tuned 40 mm drivers
  • Empty 3.5 mm socket is perfect for sharing audio with someone else
  • 3D hinges for a more streamlined look
  • One button remote with microphone

Price: $79.00
Website: Marshall

Casemate Tough ID iPhone case

 

The solution to losing your cards by keeping everything you need in the palm of your hand.

  • Handcrafted genuine leather with red stitching detail
  • Two separate slots for your cards
  • Full shock absorbing layer

Price: $59.99
Website: Casemate

Awair Glow

Awair Glow tracks toxins and chemicals in your air and gives you personalized recommendations to help you stay safe and healthy

  • LED shows real-time air quality levels
  • Built-in night light

Price: $99.00
Website: Awair

Elgato: Thunderbolt 3 Dock

supports a dual 4K display, quick transfer speeds and fast notebook charging for your MacBook Pro and Windows notebook with only one cable

  • Built-in DisplayPort that can drive any display up to 4K resolution
  • Connect a second 4K display to the USB-C port
  • Gigabit Ethernet
  • 2 USB 3.0 ports
  • 2 Thunderbolt 3 ports

Price: $299.95
Website: Elgato

Samson Z45 Professional Studio Headphones

Lightweight, low-profile design with genuine lambskin cushioning, which is collapsible for portability. This is pair can travel with you in your backpack with no hassle.

  • Ideal for professional recording and DJ reference
  • Tuned for a natural, warm mid-range
  • Lightweight, low-profile design with genuine lambskin cushioning
  • Collapsible, closed-back design with 90° rotating ear cups
  • Premium 40mm drivers with rare earth magnets
  • 15Hz–22kHz frequency response

Price: $99.99
Website: Samson

Phiaton BT 220 Earbuds

 

Compact earphones with wireless technology and IPX4 water-resistant design combine durability and outstanding sound. Perfect for the gym you’ll be using on campus.

  • Bluetooth 4.0
  • Multipoint connection
  • Inline remote control

Price: $119.00
Website: Phiaton

Polar M200 GPS Running Watch

The best workout is the one you do. The easy-to-use Polar M200 with wrist-based heart rate monitoring motivates and guides you every step of the way. This takes away the stress of keeping track of fitness, and helps you focus on school.

  • Advanced GPS
  • Activity tracking
  • Heart rate training
  • Smart notifications

Price: $149.95
Website: Polar

Kano Computer Kit


Computer-crafting kit that teaches coding to help you build your own computer. Computer science education at an early start for children who know what they’ll study early on.

    • Powered by Raspberry Pi 3 and Kano OS
    • Learn to code

Price: $149.99
Website: Kano

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Credit card tools, travel bags, and more – Notable crowdfunding campaigns

This week we are bringing you several crowdfunding campaigns that are currently running on Kickstarter and Indiegogo. This week’s featured campaigns are products for people who like to travel and like EDC wallet tools. Check out our picks for this week’s notable crowdfunding campaigns.

Tail it: 4 new affordable GPS trackers with global range

What is it?
Tail its are small 2G, 3G, 4G, and WiFi item trackers that are ultra affordable.

Why do I like it?
Most item finders/trackers that are on the market use Bluetooth, but the Tail it uses 2G, 3G, 4G, and WiFi, which means once the item is out of Bluetooth range of your phone, you will still be able to track it. Tail it doesn’t require a subscription or any other extra fees and the battery life lasts anywhere from 3-8 weeks depending on the version.

Where can I find more info?
The Tail it campaign ends on 7/19/18 and they have already passed their funding goal of $12,342. You can pre-order a Tail it starting at $86. After the Tail it campaign ends, rewards are estimated to start shipping in September 2018. Visit their Kickstarter page for all the details.

PocketRule – the complete reference tool, in your pocket.

What is it?
PocketRule is a 3pc set that includes a ruler, protractor, and maker/designer/scientist/engineer reference card that is made of fiberglass and designed to fit in your wallet.

Why do I like it?
I like the PocketRules tools because they are wallet sized. That means that they will also fit in the cardholder that you might have in your journal, which is where I’d keep mine for better doodles and diagrams.

Where can I find more info?
The PocketRule campaign ends on 7/25/18 and they are close to reaching their funding goal of $3,600. You can pre-order a PocketRule starting at $11. After the PocketRule campaign ends, rewards are estimated to start shipping in July 2019. Visit their Kickstarter page for all the details.

SmartRuler – Titanium Creative Design Credit Card Multi Tool

What is it?
SmartRuler is a credit card sized ruler with additional EDC features.

Why do I like it?
If I had to choose between the PocketRule (campaign shown above this one) or the SmartRuler, I’d go with the SmartRuler because they are made of aluminum or titanium instead of fiberglass and they double as a multi-tool with a bottle opener, hex wrench, headphones holder, smartphone stand, and more.

Where can I find more info?
The SmartRuler campaign ends on 7/26/18 and they have already surpassed their funding goal of $5,000. You can pre-order a SmartRuler starting at $13. After the SmartRuler campaign ends, rewards are estimated to start shipping in October 2019. Visit their Kickstarter page for all the details.

The Bento Bag: Most Thoughtful Travel Bag Ever

What is it?
The Bento Bag is a carry-on travel bag.

Why do I like it?
I like the Bento Bag because it has a variety of features that are important to in-flight travelers. The bag opens like a suitcase for easy packing, has special easy-access pockets for a variety of your gear and a pass-through charging port for your device, all while remaining small enough to stow under the seat in front of you on a plane.

Where can I find more info?
The Bento Bag campaign ends on 7/16/18 and they have already reached their funding goal of $15,000. You can pre-order a Bento Bag starting at $149. After the Bento Bag campaign ends, rewards are estimated to start shipping in November 2019. Visit their Indiegogo page for all the details.

PLEVO – The World’s Most Innovative Smart Luggage

What is it?
PLEVO is a rolling luggage set with a built-in removable battery pack, GPS tracking, smart lock, built-in digital scale, garment hanger, and travel assistant app.

Why do I like it?
I like PLEVO luggage because they have so many built-in features including a hanging garment rack, removable/replaceable 360-degree wheels which are a must-have and the set is covered by a lifetime warranty. They also look unlike any luggage I’ve seen before which means you probably won’t grab the wrong bag off the luggage carousel at the airport.

Where can I find more info?
The PLEVO campaign ends on 8/3/18 and they have already reached their funding goal of $50,000. You can pre-order a PLEVO starting at $245. After the PLEVO campaign ends, rewards are estimated to start shipping in October 2019. Visit their Kickstarter page for all the details.

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