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Ideas we like...

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May 2022

Products review

Ideas we like...

...an action camera with some versatility

Action cameras need to be versatile to capture every cliff jump, dirt bike trail or gnarly wave on film... and that's where the new Insta360 ONE RS comes in. As far as action cameras go, this is one of the more unique options. It uses a modular design, offering a detachable 360° lens, wide-angle lens and a 4K action camera that you can easily switch between. You can also detach the battery, allowing you to carry back-ups that you can snap in place quickly between stunts.

Insta360 ONE RS, £499, insta360.com

...shoes made using dandelions

The sustainable shoe market is blowing up right now, with companies competing to create the shoe that leaves the smallest carbon footprint. One of the more unique attempts is the Generation ZERØGRAND II. The upper is made out of a vegan microfibre that's 21 per cent recycled materials, and a felt fabric made mostly out of plastic bottles. The laces are completely recycled too, and the most unique part, the soles, contain a minimum of 25 per cent natural dandelion rubber!

Generation ZERØGRAND II

£115, colehaan.com

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