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Ripstik Caster Board

Ripstik Caster Board

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Brand: Ripstik
Category: Sports

Buy New: $65.99 - $140.88

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Amazon.com - Usually ships in 24 hours

Ace Photo Digital  4.8 out of 5 stars 38348 reviews - Usually ships in 1-2 business days

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Metroplex Trading Company  4.7 out of 5 stars 47 reviews - Usually ships in 2-3 business days

Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars 169 reviews
Sales Rank: 18

Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Age: 7 - 83.25 years

MPN: RIPSTER
ASIN: B000J2CTZI


Features:
  • Groundbreaking caster board that acts like a skateboard/snowboard hybrid
  • Pivoting deck and 360-degree caster trucks enable snowboard-like carving
  • Spiked traction pads, kick tail and nose, and concave deck design
  • 76mm polyurethane wheels and precision ABEC-5 bearing casters; Value Pack includes two extra wheels
  • Designed for riders age 8 years and up; supports up to 220 pounds

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Editorial Reviews:

Product Description
The new Ripstick combines all the fun and excitement of surfing and snowboarding and puts it on wheels. Inspired by the classic shape and design of a skateboard, the Ripstick looks like something out of the future. Instead of the traditional four-wheel skateboard, this amazing board can make smooth, quick 360-degree turns on just two wheels. Just stand on the sturdy traction plates and subtle movements propel the Ripstick even up a hill! The front and rear flexible panels are controlled by a spring-oriented bar located on the top of the wheels. The rugged polyurethane wheels are 77mm/85A with ABEC-5 bearings. Separating the two traction plates is a padded rubber carrying handle. Measures 33.5" long x 10" wide. Weighs 8 lbs. Wear helmet and pads for safety. 90-day warranty.

Amazon.com Product Description
Best described as a cross between a skateboard and a snowboard, the Ripstik caster board is the perfect ride for kids looking for the next big thrill. The board is distinguished by its pivoting deck and 360-degree inclined caster trucks, which offer a snowboard-like carving ability. A simple weight transfer lets you turn or accelerate without pushing, just like when you're carving down the slopes.



The Ripstik's unique twisting motion moves you forward with out ever pushing off the ground.
The board offers such features as spiked traction pads, a kick tail and nose, and a concave deck design, which combine to improve your foot control--a must for tricks. And thanks to the 76mm polyurethane wheels and precision ABEC-5 bearing casters, skaters will enjoy a smooth ride on almost any type of pavement. Designed for children 8 years and up, the Ripstik's plastic end platforms and metal torsion beam support up to 220 pounds.

Key Features:

  • Inclined caster trucks
  • Concave deck platforms
  • Traction plates
  • Kick nose
  • Kick tail
  • Rubber-padded handle
  • Torsion bar
  • 76-millimeter polyurethane wheels
  • High-performance ABEC-5 bearings
  • For ages 8 years and older
  • 220-pound rider weight capacity










Customer Reviews:   Read 164 more reviews...

5 out of 5 stars Ripstick Caster Board   January 6, 2009
Michael Garbutt
The prompt delivery on this item was great. I have a 12-1/2 year old girl that loves the ripstik. It did not take her long to be able to learn how to move on it. She likes it much better than a skateboard. Her friends that have it feel the same way.


5 out of 5 stars Ripstick Review   January 6, 2009
Trang (Addison, TX USA)
My son has enjoyed the Ripstick. He watched the video and after about a day of practice, he can ride it short distances. I was also very pleased with the Amazon.com price vs. retail.


5 out of 5 stars Ripstick Joy   January 6, 2009
Marie C. Cimino
My 7 year old grandson could not have been happier to get a Ripstick for Christmas. He's very athletic and took to it immediately. I wanted to get the hang of it, but it was difficult and needed more practice. It's really for everyone of most any age if they have the desire and ability.


5 out of 5 stars Best Christmas Present   January 6, 2009
Grandparents (Hobbs)
Bought these ripsticks for 2 granddaughters. We left them under the tree till the very last. Both looked around and there eyes showed ok, Christmas is over and look what we got. Then I mentioned, "look there is 2 other presents under the tree." Both girls got wide eyed and asked, "who are they for, granny". I pulled them out and they ripped them open and screamed, "We got them in our favorite color, geen and pink. Let's go outside and try them now." One was already good at the ripstick from her older sister, the smallest granddaughtr, learned within an 1 hour and was going up and down the slopes of the sidewalk. What a grand Christmas! So glad we looked on Amazon - couldn't find the green anywhere else or the price as low.


4 out of 5 stars Won't Replace the Skateboard, but Great Fun!   January 6, 2009
R. Sterba (Fort Worth, Tx)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful

We got this for my son for Christmas, and as he said, it was his favorite gift this year. It take a little work to get going, but once you figure it out its great fun.

Overall product seems well built: heavy duty casters, heavy plastic deck, and quality wheels and bearings.

The board is heavy, but with a max supported weight of 220 lbs it is certainly sturdy.

In terms of durability, I can't speak for the long term, but it has held up well to everyone in the neighborhood (adults included) riding it for several hours a day over the last couple weeks.

Riding the RipStik is more like snowboarding than skateboarding, and you quickly learn that stepping off to kick, is not a good idea. The board comes with an "How To" video and I recommend you watch it, as it provides a good introduction to riding it and teaches you how to turn and generate speed.

Overall I would have to agree with my son, it's My favorite gift that he got this year as well.


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