Cardiff Skates

Rollerblades and strap-on roller skates have been around for ages, now a California based company named "The Cardiff Skate Company” have combined the best of both devices in the form of Cardiff Skate. With a similar performance of rollerblades and the practicality of the strap-on roller skates, the Cardiff Skate attaches to the users existing footwear, they are fully adjustable and feature a ski-boot-style ratcheting binding system. Unlike traditional inline or quad skates, Cardiff Skates feature a three wheel setup, with a fourth wheel being used exclusively for braking. According to the brand this configuration gives the user a unique maneuverability and excellent stabilization while both skating and braking. Now you can cruise to work with your favorite shoes on! watch the video

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DICK PEARCE BELLYBOARDS

Lockdown regulations are starting to be relaxed a little it seems, so if going back to the beach is on your agenda, you might be looking for a new toy for fun in the sea. Bellyboards, by Dick Pearce & Friends (a Newquay based start up), are perfect for when the waves are not surfable, they are the ideal boards for some fun in knee high spinners to pumping shorebreaks and wedges. The traditional, attractively shaped wooden bellyboards are handmade in the UK´s su...
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SUP Hydrofoil

Take your SUP (Stand up Paddle) to another level with the GoFoil for SUP, and seamlessly hover on top of water. People have been outfitting their surfboards with hydrofoils for many years now, but only now someone figured out how to rig SUP boards with the same thing. GoFoil attaches to the bottom of your board, and once you hit a certain speed (usually happens when you catch a wave), the GoFoil will lift the board and rider from the water giving a unique sensation ...
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FREECROSS WORKOUT VEHICLE

If you get bored in the gym on those static workout machines, this could be a good solution, the "Freecross" is a vehicle, developed by German Wolfgang Eisenberg,it has no seat, has three wheels and is moved by the synchronized movement of arms and legs. Studies proved that the equipment burns 35% more calories than the common model, but work and strengthen many muscles at once, with virtually no impact on joints, tendons and ligaments of the body....
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