This year's International CES was filled with innovations, hopes, and dreams, but also with bizarre products that made one wonder "WHY?"

Some companies will go all out to escape mediocrity and create something never seen before, but some products may just be too much. Here are the top 10 weirdest gadgets that aim to make their way to the market this year:

5. Mondo Spider

Nevermind arachnophobia, here's a gigantic robotic spider that you can ride. Instead of getting a car or using public transportation, consumers can now ride across town on an eight-legged 1,600 pounds metal beast. This itsy bitsy spider has actually been around since 2006, but it joined the CES tech fest for the first time this year. The rideable spider moves at about 5 mph and it lasts for roughly one hour on battery power.

While it may make one wonder which useful purpose could it actually serve, it does sound pretty cool to ride along on a huge spider and maybe scare the living daylights out of people.

The list doesn't end here, but these are five of the most unusual gadgets on display at this year's International CES. It's quite unlikely that any of these gadgets will sell out, but here they are, up for grabs and ready to add some swag for the loaded hipsters out there.