Caster boards

Razor has created an electric-powered version of its RipStik caster board which is able to carve along at 10 mph (16 km/h). We recently had the chance to try one out ahead of its release later this year.

The Freerider Skatecycle supposedly combines the “foot control of snowboarding, the balanced turning of skateboarding, and the nimble, undulating movements of casterboarding.”

In opposition to the twisting casterboards is the T-Board from Tierney Rides, a flat board with two rotating casters that delivers the closest possible experience to carving a sn

A new concept has emerged that could see self-balancing technology and electric propulsion incorporated into the skateboard design.

May 27, 2007 Hot on the heels of the EssBoard , the eXboard and the Wave Board comes another two-wheeled caster board, the Ripstik from Razor. Feeling a bit li