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Hoop skating and other inventions

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Under the motto “invent the future”, the Inventist company has developed fun gadgets for new athletes . This is the case of Orbitwheel , a kind of cross between in-line skates and a skateboard. “The design is simple: two feet, two wheels … and you are ready to move,” explain its creators. With these rolling rings around the feet, those who have tried it say, it is possible to do infinite movements and maneuvers that are limited to other sports on wheels. And they are also portable and very light.

More similar to classic skates are the Swerver quad skates , which thanks to their large wheels increase stability and allow you to move forward or backward even if your skating skills leave much to be desired. Another option for riding on dry land is the Xing Board , a skateboard that uses kinetic energy to prolong the fun while minimizing effort.

For surfers they have developed Hydroglider , an 18 kg board that, once its batteries are charged, allows you to literally “fly” over the waves at 20 km / h . And it is that the invention has a spoiler that raises the board a few centimeters from the ground, reducing friction with the water to increase its speed. In addition, a rudder at its stern makes maneuvers easier for anyone.

The AquaSkipper , built with fiberglass and aluminum, also travels on water, which is ideal, they say, for “racing in the water with your friends.”

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