ShiftWear is a new company that is looking to put app-controlled screens on shoes, and no matter how crazy it may sound they are totally awesome. Shoes are something that some people take very seriously, with various pairs to match each outfit they own, and some that can only be worn at certain times. The folks at ShiftWear want to make changing up your style a little easier, and to do that they are putting screens that can be controlled by a smartphone app in the shoe.
That's right, you'll be able to control the design of your shoes from your phone, changing it on the go if you so desire. From simple black and white patterns to complex drawings or paintings, you can design the sneaker of your liking from your phone. The company is raising money right now through Indiegogo, and you can help them make this a reality for a pledge of as little as $1. If you are interested in a pair of these for yourself, you'll need to fork over $150 to get them on your feet.
Check out the ShiftWear campaign on Indiegogo
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