Leaving on a combination? The London store offers the chance to hover like 'Iron Man'.

London: Have you ever dreamed of being an "Iron Man"? by a former British merchant merchant was put on sale in a London department store with a label of 340,000 pounds ($ 443,428).

Composed of five miniature jet engines mounted on the driver's arms and back, 3D printed parts, the Gravity Industries suit is reminiscent of the one worn by Robert Downey Jr. as a Marvel "Iron Man" superhero.

Operating on jet fuel or diesel, it has a speed record of 32 miles per hour (51 km / h)) and the altitude limit of 12,000 feet (3,658 meters), although Inventor Richard Browning is only a few meters from the ground when using it, for security reasons.
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He took part in protests around the world and fled Wednesday over a small side street outside the selfridges luxury department store, which sells custom-made versions of the suit.
"It consumes about four liters per minute hovering, so you can fly for three or four minutes pretty easily and we have another version – certainly by a cold day when you get more thrust, it's going to fly for about nine hours"

"It's something we're looking to improve, but it's the inevitable consequence of wingless flight."

Curiosities can see the costume at the store and test a virtual reality version Anyone who decides to buy a suit will also receive training.

"If you look at this as a member of the public, you will probably be exposed to more heat than me as a pilot," Browning said. . "In fact, it's surprisingly calm and not very violent, it's very passive and gentle when you're flying it."

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| Edited by: Ahona Sengupta