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There’s a new all-terrain skate in town, and it’s called the Skike.
One feature that sets the Skike apart from other all-terrain skates is it’s calf activated brake. To brake, you push your feet forward, which will push your calf backward and activate the brake.
For more about the Skike, check out this article at Inline Planet.
The Xlider is two seperate skates that the rider stands on with one under each foot. By moving as if they are “walking,” the rider can propel themselves forward.
Each board has two wheels underneath that can turn side to side freely. This allows the rider to be able to do all sorts of spins. The Xlider shares sort of the same concept as Freeline skates, but the main difference is that the wheels on the Xlider can turn side to side.
The two skates of the Xlider can attach together with a spandex belt that can stay on while riding, and make carrying it easier. For the most part though, it appears most prefer to ride without them hooked together.
Price: $149.99
Video of the Xlider in Action
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Check out these riders taking their Freeline Skates for a little off road action.
Freeline skates aren’t made for all-terrain riding, but they seem to work well enough on those hard dirt surfaces.
Don’t stop skating just because Winter comes. With the Snowskate made by Premier, you can keep on skating even when winter is here.
There are two different series of Snowskates along with several pro models. The Premier line has channels on the bottom of the board and a concave deck. The Fortrus line also has channels on the bottom, but has a flat deck. The Fortrus line is made for riders that are new to snowskating.
The cheaper Snowskates are made out of plastic, while the more expensive pro models are made out of wood.
Price ranges from $39.99-$80.00.
Check out the snowskating video below.
TrailSkate
The TrailSkate, made by GateSkate brings inline skating into the all-terrain realm.
TrailSkates are designed to go over any terrain. Take them on dirt trails, paved surfaces, grass, gravel, anywhere. They come with build in hand controlled hydraulic brakes on the rear wheel that will help the rider control their speed and stop when needed.The adjustable bindings allow the rider to adjust the TrailSkate to fit comfortably over their shoes.
Features:
- Precision molded lightweight aluminum wheels.
- 8-inch (200mm) high-pressure pneumatic tires (similar to mountain bike tires) that provide a smooth ride on rough surfaces.
- Clamshell boot-binding system that fits easily over the user’s shoes and is quickly secured with independent ratcheting binding latches and straps for comfort and stability.
- Precision crafted flexible composite chassis provides a lightweight ski-like platform with a low-center of gravity delivering greater stability than traditional in-line skates.
- One-hand stopping power (using a single lever that simultaneously actuates the hydraulic drum brakes located in the rear wheel of each skate) allows users to easily control speed and stop efficiently.
Price: $350
Heelys are shoes that have a wheel in the sole. The wheel, being removable, allows someone to wear their Heelys like normal street shoes, and then when they want to ride, all they have to do is pop the wheels back in and go.
Some Heelys even have “grind plates” on the bottom that allow you to grind on rails.
Check out this video of some people having fun with their Heelys…
Two wheeled skates that you throw down under your feet and ride in a skateboard and snowboard stance. It’s like skateboarding except the wheels aren’t attached to a long deck, and it is like snowboarding except there are no straps.
Description:
The creators of Freeline have been Skateboarding, Surfing and Snowboarding most of their lives. Plug into a one-of-kind feeling. Freeline Skates™ bring all of our favorite sports together in an amazing way.
Bombing straight down the backside of Northstar, or boosting off a giant kicker, we are constantly searching to take ourselves to that next level. Along the way we have overcome crazy challenges, it has gotten pretty hairy at times.
Features:
- 2 independent aluminum skates
- Traditional skateboard grip-tape
- 72M custom grade polyurethane wheels
- ABEC 5 bearings
Freeline Skates Video
What do you think of Freeline Skates?
