Drift board was first invented by American extreme athlete Ryan Farrelly in 2004. It was originally inspired by skateboarding downhill, so drifting board became a skiing sport on land. It is the lightest and smallest skateboard in the world, small in size and light in material, and can be carried around. Ryan Farrelly, an American extreme enthusiast, used his skateboard to assemble four wheels into a straight line, and invented the current drifting board to rush mountains.

Features: light weight, small size, easy to carry, can be carried around. Go if you want, and slide if you want. The two wheels are independent, with one foot on the other. By constantly changing the posture of the eight characters inside the foot and the eight characters outside the foot, you can make various fancy changes without pushing and sliding with your feet.

The speed can be freely controlled, the direction can be freely changed, and it can be rotated in situ. When going uphill and downhill, you can swing in an S shape and swim like a fish. Flat road, it will become the smallest and lightest means of transportation, shuttling through the crowd. With the action of twisting waist and hips, it can achieve the effect of slimming, which is the new favorite of girls' fashion.