Put the knife down and back away from the dynamite. Destroying MSCHF's Gobstomper just got real simple, thanks to the collective's collaboration with Dremel.
That's right. MSCHF and power tool brand Dremel are joining forces and dropping a new Gobstomper sneaker...with a Dremel 4000 tool. Rejoice!
The MSCHF x Dremel Gobstomper sees the return of the wild multi-layered sneaker, whose upper reveals new colorful layers when worn over time. The results look like literally wearable Gobstoppers. Get it? Gobstompers. Gobstoppers.
Anywho. MSCHF's Dremel Gobstomper arrives in a blue, grey, and black colorway (Dremel's signature colors), complete with four layers for the suede upper and rubber.
Technically, natural wear-and-tear gives way to the Gobstoper-inspired layers. But for the impatient, tearing them up works too. That's when the Dremel 4000 tool comes in.
The rotary tool is praised for its smooth performance, making it good for precise and speedy carving and cutting.
In addition to the candy-level sneaker and Dremel 4000, the MSCHF x Dremel collab offers up small and large sanding bands and drums, as well as sanding band replacements.
We pulled out a Dremel (amongst other tools) when distressing the initial Gobstomper shoes. But boy, having the power tool included would've certainly helped. Where were they when we needed them most? Sigh.
Nonetheless, the MSCHF's Dremel Gobstomper is finally coming with its own tool, set to drop on November 28 at 2PM EST. Fans can catch the collab on MSCHF's website and MSCHF's sneakers app.
Even with MSCHF dropping a project that sort of makes sense (more so for the eager), I can't help but wonder if Joe Burrow's got his eye on these sweet stompers.
