Simple creative ideas? Why is it easy? Sometimes it is very frightening to think of building a new type of car, a television, or some other complex invention. So these are the ideas for garages or tinkerers below. Coming up with a prototype for most of these will not cost more than the money in your wallet. They do not have copyright yet, to my knowledge.
Wild Game Carrier
Deer hunters often die of heart disease while spending their money in the wild. The invention herein can solve that problem. It will have a breathable tire, using a nylon strap that will not break easily. Once you have found your deer, blow the wheel, and use the tools on both sides, attach two poles or sticks that you cut into place. Attach a simple nylon ceiling between the sticks, and you have a bar-like tool that will carry the deer even on rough roads. Weighing in at least ten pounds [2 kg], it could easily be carried in a packet for a day.
Helium Kites
Maybe it's done, but I haven't seen it sold yet. With some extraction from helium, these cats can fly at any rate of air. When properly designed, they will still fly something like a kite, and they can change in a certain way if they are designed like a stunt kite. The first prototype can be a kite with a small helium balloon attached. That is an easy establishment.
Ad Kites
This is the concept of marketing beyond innovation. Have ads on kites and get paid for flying to the beach or during major outdoor events. In the former home of a small town they paid for airplanes to drag advertisements during festivals, so that the market could be there.
Discarded Clothes
If dollar stores can continue to put T-shirts on the shelves, we know they are getting cheaper prices to make them. So what about a line of shirts that are of low quality, but are good enough to use, and are too cheap to produce? You sell them for 12 boxes, “like rubbish.” Where is the market? Maybe people who want a little laundry can do it on a long trip. I set aside old clothes to accomplish that purpose, which is where the idea came from. Also, some people may want to have something cheaper to wear to do dirty work.
Kayak shoes
Consider: You are wearing two tiny “kayaks” on your feet. The other two small ends of the two ski-poles help you balance as you cross a nearby lake. At 8 feet long and 8 inches round, they could hold about 170 pounds each, along the way. To test this, keep in mind that to get the volume of a cylinder object, you multiply the pi (3.14) by multiplying the square radius by multiplying the length. Oh, and each cubic foot of air will support about 64 pounds.
A simple creative idea from childhood. My brothers and I spent summer at the beach in Lake Michigan. Many nights, the wind blew softly into the water, and we found that we could not even make an “air tent” with an old blanket. With the three sides nailed to the floor, using stones and sand, the wind caught the “tent” open. We pitched our tents in these tents, though when the wind died down, the tent came to an end. Maybe someone can make and sell a plastic version. Colorful plastic square - this is one of the easiest ideas to create..
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