Wer hat das Waveboarden erfunden?

Wer hat das Waveboarden erfunden?

Das erste Waveboard wurde von einem koreanischen Designer entwickelt und dort unter dem Namen Casterboard ab 2003 verkauft. 2004 kamen diese Boards auf den US-amerikanischen Markt und wurden in Deutschland erstmals bei der ISPO Sport & Style 2007 in München unter der Bezeichnung Waveboard vorgestellt.

What is the difference of a RipStik and the wave?

Though the similarities between ripstik and wave board are the same, there has a bit of difference. The wave board deck is uniquely designed. Wave boards have more colorful designs. Mixing colors, words, and symbols give a good appearance. Ripstik is made with awesome solid color simple-looking boards.

How to RipStik for beginners?

1) Put on a helmet, elbow pads, and knee pads to stay safe. Buckle the helmet onto your head and fasten the Velcro on your elbow and knee pads. 2) Have a friend help you balance if you need help getting on the board. 3) Put your RipStik on a smooth, flat surface. To get started, find a flat paved surface to practice on. 4) Place your non-dominant foot on the nose of the board. The front of the board is slightly more narrow, and this is called the “nose.” 5) Push off with your dominant foot and place it on the tail. 6) Reposition your footing if your feet are not centered. When you ride a RipStik, your feet must be in the middle of both the nose and tail sections. 7) Maintain your balance as the board is moving. It’s much easier to stay on the RipStik once the board starts to move. 8) Step off the RipStik when you want to stop. Getting off of the RipStik is simple.

Where can I get a RipStik?

You can purchase your brand new Ripstik caster board from Razor’s official online store or from major e-commercial sites like Walmart or Amazon. You can check out their Amazon collection here: Amazon.com: Razor Ripstiks

What is the weight limit on a RipStik air?

Both RipStik and RipSurf are recommended for users of at leat 8 yeard old. Their maximum weight limit is 220 pounds. They are usable by most people, including children, teenagers, and adults.