Sweet Ripstick Wipeout

This is on of the best Ripstick wipeout videos I have seen. The end is pretty gross showing the wound but this dude bites it hard.

Probably a good idea to at least wear a helmet when riding. Especially when riding down huge hills like this. Ripsticks are so hard to stop or even slow down on when you are going fast downhill. You either have to bail or just hope you slow down. It is still such a thrill to ride down hills on a Ripstick.

Check this out.

Riding a 138 foot Curb on a Wave Board

Check out my two brothers in law ride a 138 foot curb on a wave board.

In the front is Noah and the back is Sam. This is Sams third time in a row making it all the way.

Ripstik vs Wave Board

So I rode a ripstik and wave board back to back. I really focused on what the difference were between the boards. The Ripstik seemed to ride a little bit higher then the Wave Board. The Wave Board had larger decks, or at least they seemed that way. Both boards were very similar. I think the best way to tell the difference is to ride them each for a long time, and see which one rides better for longer.

Both boards are awesome to ride.

Here is the Ripstick

Here s the Wave Board

Wave Board

My first post is going to be about the Wave Board.

My introduction to this board was with my 10 year old brother in law. We (my wife and I) bought one for our birthday and a month later this 10 year kid bought me one with money he had saved himself... Good Kid.
This board is very cool. It rides on two wheels and moves just by moving your body side to side. You don't have to touch the ground. We built obstacle courses and raced. We got pretty good and it in very little time. It seems hard to ride but its not. Its easy to learn and you can balance surprisingly well on it.

Its cool cause you can ride very slow or really fast on it. Go down hill and up hill. We took it to a park and just rode for hours.