The Double Loop Dare is every little boys dream come true. It is a life-size model of the Hot Wheels Double Dare Snare kids toy. Not only is it a large-scale replica, it is entirely in working order. So much so that race car drivers Tanner Foust and Greg Tracy will be giving it a go at the end of June during the Summer X-Games in Los Angeles.
Driving two custom-built cars, they will dare the Double Loop Dare on
"separate tracks at 52mph that merge into a 60-foot vertical loop with a gravitational force of 7 Gs," according to Psfk. Unlike the car jump ramp the Team Hot Wheels put together earlier in the year, the Double Loop Dare is much more mind-bogglingly surreal and, of course, out-of-this-world.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Real-life Toy Car Ramps
- Opportunity for companies to create real-life replicas of popular toy car ramps.
- Large-scale Working Models
- Disruptive innovation potential in developing life-size working models of popular toys.
- Extreme Stunt Performances
- Opportunity for businesses to create spectacles by showcasing extreme stunt performances.
Sectors Adopting This
- Toy Manufacturing
- Manufacturers can explore creating real-life versions of popular toy car ramps.
- Automotive
- Automobile companies can innovate by developing custom-built cars for extreme stunts.
- Entertainment
- Opportunity for entertainment industry to create exciting live shows featuring extreme stunt performances.
