Drift board was first invented by American extreme athlete Ryan Farrelly in 2004. It was originally inspired by alpine skiing, so rafting became a skiing sport on land. The drift plate is freely divided into two plates, left and right, which are marked with L and R respectively, and the left and right cannot be confused. The drift plate consists of two PU wheels, a plate surface, sandpaper, bearings and nuts. The wheel is made of high-grade PU material, and the surface is made of magnesium-aluminum alloy, which is cast and durable. Bearing adopts 608Z professional skateboard bearing, which has fast rotating speed and long service life.
Drift board features: light weight, small size, easy to carry, you can take it anywhere. Go if you want, and slide if you want. The two wheels are independent, with one foot on the other. Swing your feet forward, and you can make all kinds of fancy changes without pushing and sliding 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.
From the modeling point of view, surfboards break the traditional manufacturing process of skateboards.
From the functional point of view, this style has a good fashion.
After stepping on the skateboard, you don't need to rely on the force between your feet and the ground to achieve the purpose of skateboarding, just use the activities of your body and feet to slide.
Judging from the site requirements, this kind of skateboard is more popular.
Users can slide freely by pushing the drift board, and they can slide freely in any park, puddle, depression or the most uneven mountain you can think of. Each roller skate weighs only 2 pounds, and the freestyle pulley is made of aviation grade aluminum. Although they are small enough to fit into your backpack, these hard-core pulleys are not as fragile as toys. They can go downhill at a speed of 40 miles per hour, and every day of the year brings you a different driving experience. Using these pulleys is not like riding a bike. Balance is far more important than movement. We suggest starting with a slightly different road surface before going elsewhere. It has no straps to tie, only a simple flat plate with control straps to support feet for people to stand on. Yes, they need skills, but entertainment is far more important than difficulty.