Product test

What the hell is that?

Raphael Knecht
20.7.2018
Translation: Eva Francis

Our range is growing constantly. However, some products will have you guessing what it is that you’re looking at. Today's example: an emotional redskin.

This Wild West hero is crawling along the ground as he’s reading the tracks of his lost horse. He must have fallen off the saddle. Seems he couldn’t hold on to his scalp, either. Poor guy! Winnetou would be turning in his grave if this plastic guy was an actual American Indian. He’s not. What is he? Maybe a crash test dummy who’s specialised in hugging? The symbol of a men’s toilet that’s developed a life of its own? Sounds great, but no.

This is Doug, an officially licensed and certified spoon saver. His nearest and dearest also call him «Hug Doug». Doug is literally very protective of kitchen utensils. I wonder how I’ve survived all these years without this helpful kitchen companion. Not that I’ve lost many kitchen utensils in pans, but because I’m simply a great fan of (almost) useless gadgets. Fun act: Doug’s acrobatic brother was portrayed in an earlier episode of this series.

From climbing ropes to red wine to hammer drills – we’ve got just about everything. In line with this, we’ve been browsing our range for unusual products that prompt a: What the hell is that? Find something in our range that's downright weird? Let us know by commenting below this article.

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When I'm not stuffing my face with sweets, you'll catch me running around in the gym hall. I’m a passionate floorball player and coach. On rainy days, I tinker with my homebuilt PCs, robots or other gadgets. Music is always my trusted companion. I also enjoy tackling hilly terrain on my road bike and criss-crossing the country on my cross-country skis. 

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