RipStik Caster Board with Razor Technology

nathan: Very smooth, good craftsmanship. Very fjn

Canada on Oct 02, 2023

Habibi jr.: easy to ride just takes balance and u need to stop be scared to fall that all, great product for kids reccomend pads for your nees and arms if your first-time riding.

United States on Jun 13, 2023

scooter_x: For me it wasn't easy to learn, but after a lot of practice over a few weeks I have the hang of it.

I use it to get around the office building where I work 😁

United States on Nov 16, 2022

Jordan: Pretty solid board for sure, I'd like to have better bearings than ABEC5 but they still seem to hold up well. Smooth ride all the way. Not sure how much they cost to manufacture but price seems a bit high.

Canada on Jul 09, 2022

Andres Espitia vera: Ligero resistente, buena xalidad_ costo, lo recomiendo

Mexico on Jan 17, 2022

luis elizondo: Es un stylo de patinaje que no es para todos pero si lo logras dominar es una experiencia unica

Mexico on Jan 12, 2022

Kerry H.: My 13 year old wanted this and loves it, can do tricks and gets good exercise using this board. However, be aware that the soft wheels wear down very quickly (back one especially) and after about a month and a half of daily use, had to order new wheels for replacement so I ordered two sets. Other than the wheels, it is a great board.

Canada on Jul 12, 2021

andrew: The durability is good, it will get scratched up because the main body is made out of a type of plastic.

:READ: Buy new wheels, better wheels. This is a matter of safety, the wheels are low quality and for me degraded in less then 2 days which caused me to fall.

I like it, Im happy i got it, i did have to spend alittle more for high quality wheels.

United States on Jun 29, 2021

Jennifer B: Purchased to replace my son's Ripster that he finally outgrew. Purchasing a RipStik was one of the best toy purchases I have ever made! Both my kids (boy and girl now ages 15 and 16) have one and have used them since they were 10, first using the smaller Ripster, and now the full-sized RipStik. (If your kid is under the age of 13, I highly recommend starting with the smaller Ripster so they don't have to stretch their legs quite so far!) This was one of those toys I said would either be a total flop or the best thing ever. Well, happily, the latter is true! So popular, now our whole youth group has one because they were so enthralled watching my kids on theirs! Both kids learned inside (I have hardwood floors) by going around and around my kitchen table, holding on when needed. No marks on my floor either! Then they practiced going down the hallway, where walls were available for support when needed. After a few weeks, they were unstoppable anywhere! So much more fun than a skateboard! My son can turn on a dime in the tightest of spaces, and can propel himself on even flat surfaces with no need to push off with one foot. They love riding it in our church basement, which is smooth...

United States on Apr 25, 2017

King Arthur: I'm a college student looking to pick up a new hobby. I saw this toy on line and decided to give it a go. I never stepped on a skateboard before in my life. I had previously done a little snowboarding which helped get me used to the balance of this board. The ripstik is difficult to get the hang of at first. It required some trial and error at first to get used to gliding along on two wheels. However, once you get used to it, there's nothing quite like it. As you become more experienced, turns can be made in the blink of an eye, sharp turns, slow sliding turns, if you're careful enough and balanced well, you can have some serious control over this board. I'm still a beginner and don't do anything crazy with it but the ripstik is fun even just riding up and down a smooth road. The swivel motion to get it going takes some practice but just like anything else it becomes easier as you go along. I would definitely recommend it to anybody who likes riding boards or just being outside on a sunny day and gliding around. It feels like surfing or snowboarding without water or snow. Just remember the ground is pretty punishing. I highly recommend protective gear until you become good at it....

United States on May 23, 2011