Want to show your love for the Transformers robots, but still feel a full body costume is a little too much? A pair of these shoes might be just the ticket – although you will need to have quite small feet to wear them.

Product Specifications:

• Transformable 4D toy
• Before transform, size: 140*60*60mm
• After transform, size: 180*105*60mm
• Weight: 170g

The 4D Transformable Shoes are available in blue or yellow for $27 a pair over at the gadget4all.com website.

This three-striped mini sports shoe USB drive looks like the type of footwear Adidas brings you. I doubt they have anything to do with the product though.

Features:

• Hi-Speed USB 2.0 certified, backward compatible with USB 1.1
• Plug and Play, Hot-Swapped capability
• Mass Storage Device class compatible
• Support: Windows Vista, XP, 2000, ME, 98SE
• Dimension: 7.0 x 2.5 x 3.3cm
• Weight: 20gm

The USB Sports Shoe Drive is available in two versions from the USB Geek website: a 2GB model for $27, and one with 4GB of memory for $42.

Put on the Moon Shoes, grab yourself a pack of that yummy Astronaut Ice Cream and enjoy the anti-gravity. The strap-on sandals have adjustable bindings to fit up to a USA men’s size 9. Available in two different colors:

• Moon Shoes – Black ($28)
• Moon Shoes – Purple ($30)

Just as Sea Monkeys are not really a bunch of tiny pink people who wear crowns and hairdos and create ersatz civilizations, so too are Moon Shoes something short of a personal trampoline experience. Still, if you’re careful and have expectations that are somewhat earthbound, these springy little strap-on sandals can be an awful lot of fun. Built for people age seven and up with a maximum weight of 180 pounds, the Moon Boots have adjustable bindings to fit up to a USA men’s size 9. They are constructed of heavy duty plastic but the construction is such that the boots look likely to stay intact. As for how high they bounce, that’s going to depend on the bouncer’s size, leg strength, and bravery. And we would certainly recommend at least caution if not padding.

(Via I New Idea Homepage)

We’ve seen both belt buckles and dog tags capable of displaying programmed messages . Now it’s time to let your feet have their say.

The BamZ Interactive Insoles (from $14) will let you program messages of up to 40 characters long. The message is then displayed at the back of the shoe as you walk along. The insoles are cut to size to fit any type of shoe.

BamZ are the latest in innovations and are a lifestyle product. BamZ allows the wearer to individually express themselves using pressure pads within an interactive insole. The first BamZ allow a completely programmable message of up to 40 characters to be displayed at the back of the shoe. So when the wearer walks, the pressure pads within the insole switch on the personally programmed message which is displayed on the outside.

(Via Shiny Shiny)

Adidas will be releasing Darth Vader themed sneakers under their classic Superstar name. The shoes features black leather on most of the parts, gold print on the tongue, gold lace rings at the top and a special insole

They will be released this year to commemorate the 30-year anniversary of Star Wars, but there’s no information about the release date or price yet.

(Hypebeast via Highsnobiety)

The ideas they come up with for new LED products never ceases to amaze. How about slipping your feet into a pair of LED Flip Flops ($8) from Windy City Novelties? No batteries needed, the lights are activated merely by walking.

High powered Multi Colored LED.’s (Green, Red & Blue) illuminate the clear plastic. These Flips are sold by the pair and are available in the following sizes:

• Small (Ladies 6-8 and Mens 5-7)
• Medium (Ladies 9-11 and Mens 8-10)
• Large (Mens 11 – 13)

(Via Gizmodiva)

Do you think it gets more and more crowded wherever you go? On the streets, in the subway, and even in your own home.

Not a problem anymore. Check out the Tube Shoes and Balcony Seat from the Dutch-born artist and shoemaker Eelko Moorer. Both are featured in “Bird People” – a short film from 2006.

Sky News has published a short interview with Eelko.

(Via Neatorama)