TikTok strap video review

TikTok and LunaTik are Scott Wilson's MINIMAL design projects (for example, they designed the Nike Presto Watch and Xbox Kinect ). Everything would be fine if it were not for the amazing story of putting the project into practice: Scot posted a project on Kickstarter.com and asked to donate some $ 15K. Scott promised to send ready-made straps to everyone who donated from $ 25 (depending on the amount - plastic, aluminum or both, a donor option was offered for donating $ 150 + and $ 500). And an amazing thing happened ... People donated not $ 15K or $ 20K, or even $ 120K. People put a million dollars in cattle hat! I don’t know what exactly happened - either the design of the straps of people broke, or the promise to send them at a lower price than the retail one influenced (in my opinion, both factors influenced - Kickstarter is full of similar projects, but with a poor design, and something there is no explosive popularity).

I was hit by the distribution, in the sense that my hand reached out to donate $ 25 for the love of beauty. On December 16, the collection of money was closed, and Scot was already in Hong Kong at that time, negotiating with the contractor. I thought that the production and distribution of such a number of straps would take months. But the other day a vigorous Thai postman rolled on his motorcycle and handed a package from Hong Kong. But what happened next:
Received feedback that: the video is too long, I wonder and talk tediously. If this can be an obstacle - better not look.