Fedora on a Segway....

[Mr. 'H']

What can I say? Could there possibly exist a "Fedora on a Segway" subculture?

From the Sartorialist:

:eusa_clap

 

[hatophile]

Looks rather chilly.

 

[Cracker]

+ 1 billion

 

[jimmy the lid]

Hat on a (Rolling) Stick...

 

[frussell]

If it only had a gun rack, I'd be on one now. Frank

 

[danofarlington]

If it only had a gun rack, I'd be on one now. Frank

 

[suitedcboy]

Either that is a very soft felt or a very fast Segway.

 

[Lefty]

I'm sure they're fun but, whenever I seem them, all I can think is...

 

[scottyrocks]

I just think thats cool.

 

[ScionPI2005]

Nice picture!

 

[Alex]

Segways are the epitome of cool

 

[Aureliano]

:eusa_clap

Hey, that's Basilica di San Babila in Milan! some of my family live literally around the corner!

 

[Gil]

That looks like something out of "Dark City". It's multiple eras rolled into one yessss....

 

[Big_e]

Now see, that's what attitude is all about. I don't think much of segways but he makes it look cool.
Ernest

 

[DRB]

Now see, that's what attitude is all about. I don't think much of segways but he makes it look cool.
Ernest

Right Big Guy, it's about the attitude!

 

[Sam Craig]

That is so cool!

And we Americans grip about the seat back hitting our hats!

Sam

 

[FRASER_NASH]

He is a cool guy with a nice fed. But the mode of transport is just *ridiculous.*

 

[scottyrocks]

I may be going out on a limb here, but the guy in the photo looks like he's in a European city. I dont know where 'Camelot' is (England? Massachusetts?), but in Europe, the general outlook on transportation is way more open (read: varied) than here in most of the U.S. I think having one of those things would be an excellent way to get around a city.

 

[Sam Craig]

Careful ... there are a fair number of people out there who aren't impressed with Nashes either, though I'm NOT one of them.
I like 'em big, I like 'em small, I like the Metropolitan most of all!

Sam

 

[FRASER_NASH]

The gent on the Segway is in Milan (Italy). I first saw them in SF (Norcal), and just didn't like them at all (Just my humble 'personal' opinion - that's all ) they aren't to 'everyone's' taste , as in my case
But as I said before, the gent does look great in his personal turnout and the brim of the fed snapped back is a nice 'rakeish' look that suits him.
PS: If I was lucky enough to be in Milan, now a zooped up vintage moped would be the biz !!