InstaMorph is both lightweight and strong, making it well suited for fixing items where these attributes are prized. For example, throw a small bag of InstaMorph pellets in your backpacking equipment for fashioning emergency hooks, brackets, tent parts, or even a makeshift splint. InstaMorph also does a great job on bikes and other hardware. When used as an ergonomic aid, InstaMorph can also make it easier and/or enable people to participate in these activities that otherwise might not have been able to. The possibilities are truly endless.
Check out this InstaMorph project submitted by Michael, a high school athletic trainter. This is my first morph. I am an athletic trainer and jui
Bryan recently sent us this project he made of out InstaMorph: “Just got my hands on your product for the first time this winter, and
Jorge, who made some awesome guards for his kayak hulls, also sent us this description and pictures of a recent project to protect his longboards.
Jorge was super excited to send us his project idea. He tells us that “for years I’ve been trying to find a solution trying to protect
Terry made this customized mobility cart (pictured) for one of the kittens over at the Transylvania Animal Alliance Group. Clark’s (the kitten) story is a bit on the
Adam made this pair of sunglasses keepers / tethers out of a little nylon cord and InstaMorph. They come on and off easily and fit the
Adam created this magnetic mount for boats and kayaks. The great thing about this project is that it allowed him to mount this transducer (we
Jon used his InstaMorph to make himself a finger splint, custom molded to the shape of his finger. Jon says “it works great!” Hope you feel better soon Jon. A
Dave made this custom belt clip holster for a 9mm magazine out of InstaMorph moldable plastic. Looks like he also got ahold of one of our
Jon made this lanyard attachment for his girlfriend out of InstaMorph. It connects to her e-cigarette, so she can wear it around her neck while
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