Razor Rip Stik G Skateboard
With a little practice 8-year-olds and over will soon master the movement of the Ripstik, so with headgear in place – let’s watch them go! Learning the correct twisting movements will move the Razor Rip Stick forward without ever pushing off the ground. A simple weight transfer lets the rider turn or accelerates for a thrilling ride. This amazing product will soon have kids practising their own style and improving their techniques.
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View DetailsA New Riding Experience on Dry Land
The revolutionary Ripstik has taken the skateboard world by storm. Moving on from the original Ripstik the Ripstik “G” brings the carving thrill of surfing to dry land. It has a spinning aircraft-grade aluminium torsion bar between each deck platform which spins freely while the rider performs their grinding stunts.
Spiked traction grips, concave board, a kick tail and nose and a shorter wheelbase combine to improve foot control, a must for performing tricks. Just like riding a bike for the first time, the Ripstik skateboard has to be mastered to get the best out of it. When this has been achieved skaters will be pivoting, accelerating and carving in true snowboard style.
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New style skateboards
There are many types of new style skateboards known by various names: Ripstik (official name), Ripstick, Ripstik Casterboard, Razor Ripstik or Rip Stick G Skateboard. For advanced riders, there is the RipStik Air Pro and younger riders can try the Ripstik Ripster.
Riding a Ripstik is a cross between skateboarding, surfing and snowboarding. The difference between a skateboard and a Ripstik is you don’t have to kick your feet to get moving. The caster board is propelled by your own movements.
Ripstick Details
- Spinning Aircraft-Grade Aluminum G-tube
- Spiked Traction Plates
- Concave Deck Platforms
- Incline Casters for smooth snowboard-like carving
- 360 degrees incline wheel casters
- 76mm Polyurethane wheels
- Kick Nose and Kick Tail
- Max Rider Weight 100kg
- For ages 8 +