article_snippet: If rollerskates are too retro and skateboarding too restrictive, there’s a new hydrid vehicle to master.
article_snippet: Riders simply place Riders feet on the two platforms and lean side-to-side to rotate the rubber wheels around the feet, propelling riders forward in a serpentine motion similar to longboard skateboarding.
article_snippet: Composition: Two 10-inch wheels, which riders position which riders feet inside.
article_snippet: When the toy is used like inline skates, riders can perform 720° spins.
article_snippet: When two 10-inch diameter wheels are not connected and work more like inline skates, ‘riders can easily perform 720° spins and turn on a dime’.
article_snippet: Riders stop by placing Riders toes on the ground.
article_snippet: Riders simply place Riders feet on the two platforms and lean side-to-side to rotate the rubber wheels around the feet, propelling riders forward in a serpentine motion similar to  skateboarding,’ the catalogue says .
article_snippet: the $1300 gadget can reach speeds on 12mph (19km/h), and turn 360 degrees within the length of the board - all while balancing the $1300 gadget using the same motion sensing technology found in a smartphone.
article_snippet: Riders can accelerate up to 12mph (19km/h) by leaning towards Riders front foot.
article_snippet: The technology enables The technology to ride much more smoothly than a skateboard and carve turns like on snow or a surfboard.'
highlights_snippet: Riders position Riders feet inside two 10-inch diameter wheels .
  
highlights_snippet: Allow users to perform pirouettes when users are used as inline skates .
  