Quantcast
MobileRJ | RSS TwitterTwitter FacebookFacebook E-mail Alerts
Home manage Las Vegas Review-Journal
  Jobs Cars Homes Shopping Travel Weddings Golf Best of Las Vegas Photo   Search:

RECENT EDITIONS
Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue

Living
Sep. 20, 2007
Copyright © Las Vegas Review-Journal

WHAT'S: Belly Up

Beerbelly allows people to take a drink with them



We don't usually begin our forays into new productdom with a legal caveat. But, this week, let us emphasize that we take no legal or moral responsibility for whatever might happen if you decide to actually use the Beerbelly.

We're not sure if the Beerbelly is for lazy people who don't want to bother to get up to get a drink or cheap people who don't want to spend going prices for beverages. All we do know is that you're supposed to fill the Beerbelly bladder with up to 80 ounces of beer, soda or another beverage and strap it on underneath your clothing.

Most Popular Stories
  • LIFE ON THE COUCH: Frustrating 'Mad Men' season full of ups and downs
  • MIKE WEATHERFORD: Smaller fish finding more wiggle room on Strip
  • ON THE SET: CINEMA CITYLas Vegas is Cinema City
  • BAZAARS: Consumers, charities benefit from sales at holiday bazaars
  • TRIP OF THE WEEK: Rogers Spring a scenic natural oasis
  • More adults getting their kicks from playing soccer
  • HUMAN MATTERS: Life's journey includes pain of suffering
  • MIKE WEATHERFORD: Book reveals Gans' grudge
  • NFL FOOTBALL: LINE UP FOR A NEW SEASON
  • THE R-J GOES TO A PARTY: Las Vegas Philharmonic Guild aids Kids to Concert




    • Now, when thirst hits, you simply guzzle away through the connected, presumably hidden, hose.

    But, again, you're on your own from there. Open container arrest? Good luck. Security guard denies you admittance to the big game? Life's tough. Dealing with shocked disapproval from seatmates who are wondering just where the liquid in that hose is coming from? Have fun explaining that one.

    Anyway, the Beerbelly retails for $34.95 at selected stores and online (www.thebeerbelly.com).

    The company also is working on a product called the Winerack. We'll let you figure out that one yourself.

    Story by John Przybys. What's New is a weekly column about new products on the market.

    Newsvine Digg Fark Technorati reddit StumbleUpon del.icio.us Slashdot Propeller Mixx Furl Twitter MySpace Facebook Google Bookmarks Yahoo! Bookmarks Windows Live Favorites Ask MyStuff myAOL Favorites

    Leave Your Comment 0 Reader Comments
    Terms & Conditions
    The following comments are provided by readers and are the sole responsiblity of the authors. The reviewjournal.com does not review comments before publication nor guarantee their accuracy. By publishing a comment here you agree to abide by the comment policy. If you see a comment that violates the policy, please notify the web editor.

    Some comments may not display immediately due to an automatic filter. These comments will be reviewed within 48 hours. Please do not submit a comment more than once.
    Current Word Count:

    Note: Comments made by reporters and editors of the Las Vegas Review-Journal are presented with a yellow background.