Hasta La Gadget!

Did you know that mosquitoes inject an anesthetic into your skin, so you won’t feel a thing when they finally take that bite? When that wears off, the itching and wave upon wave of annoyance begins. That aside, mosquitoes are carriers of a multitude of diseases, too.

If you’re not a huge fan of bug sprays and insect repellent lotions, then you might consider wearing a mosquito net instead.

It may look silly, but this might just be the answer to your insect and bug bite woes. You can wear this mosquito net over your clothes, and it’s extremely breathable, so you don’t have to worry about feeling all stuffy during the summer. The 1.2-mm netting looks fine, but rest assured they’ll still allow the breeze to pass through while block off mosquitoes, insects, and other bugs. If you’re wearing shorts, you also might want to invest in a pair of mosquito net pants to round out your outfit.

The Wearable Mosquito Net goes for $34.95(USD) while the Mosquito net Pants sell for $29.95 over at Hammacher Schlemmer for $29.95(USD).

[via The Green Head]

Depending on what type of jeans you wear, I think most of us will agree that it can be uncomfortable having to carry your smartphone in the front pocket. Years ago, I had a pair of dress slacks that had a little pocket midway down the thigh that unzipped that you could poke a smartphone into. I thought that was a great invention.

A company called I/O Denim is running a Kickstarter campaign to create premium denim jeans that have very similar pocket on the leg designed to hold your smart phone for quick and easy access. Other than having that fancy little pocket above the knee for your smartphone, these are your basic denim jeans. The jeans are made in the USA, and unfortunately are far from cheap – costing roughly twice as much as a pair of your standard Levi’s – though they’re no more expensive than fancy designer brands.

The maker says that the First Edition jeans fall somewhere between skinny jeans and straight leg in the way they fit. I guess that means they won’t be too tight and they won’t be too loose. Initially, they’ll be available only in men’s sizes 32, 33, 34, and 36.

A pledge of $100(USD) will get you one of the first 50 pairs of I/O Jeans, saving $15 off of the regular price. The campaign is about 70% of the way to its goal and wraps up on 12/30/12, so if you want a pair, you should order them now.

Can you still remember the $186-worth Kuchofuku air-conditioned cooling coat that we wrote to you about last year? Well, the same ingenious designer behind it has just designed the perfect pants to go along with the cooling coat. It’s simply called the Kuchofuku air-conditioned cooling pants. The rather expensive pants costs $206 and it is outfitted with a lightweight battery-powered cooling fan that hangs outside the exterior clothing of the pants.

It is powered by a rich ion battery and it is made up of 65 percent polyester and 35 percent cotton. Kuchofuku’s air-conditioned cooling pants are available in a wide variety of sizes. And if you’re worried about the color, it should look perfect with your best summer outfits, thanks to its simple green color that looks natural and comfy. If you’re interested, you can check out the Kuchofuku air-conditioned cooling pants here.

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