There seems to be a problem serving the request at this time. The newest personal-propelled vehicle is the Ripstick. Coming from the popular brand Razor, they are the next step from skateboards, but are just as fun. Giving you a workout while getting you from A to B, or for pulling off tricks at the local skate park, they are worth every dollar. Whatever your gender or age, there is a Ripstick for you. Coming in funky colours and designs, these personal vehicles are great for the environment, your health, and are super fun. A bit different to a regular skateboard, a Ripstick operates by the rider placing their dominate foot on the front section, and kicking off as usual.
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Top definition. A skateboard thing with two wheels and a middle section that twists awesomely for increased motion and awesomeness. A person who's really petite and skinny but has really toned muscles. A mispronunciation of lipstick. I got decked by a guy on a ripstick and broke my arm!! She's so small yet so ripped. What a ripstick! My ripstick shade is called Hibiscus. Aug 26 Word of the Day.
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Username or E-mail. Forgot your password? Not a fan of the traditional kick scooter? Description Click to expand. These models are perfect for the adrenaline-junkie at heart.
A caster board or vigorboard is a two-wheeled, human-powered land vehicle. Other names are waveboard , "J-board", and RipStik sometimes written "rip stick" , both of which are derived from commercial brands. A caster board has two narrow platforms known as "decks" that are joined by a "torsion bar", which consists of a metal beam, usually coated by rubber, that houses a strong spring. The motion requires that the board be twisted back and forth so as to move either just the back foot or both the front and back feet side to side, essentially pushing the board forward at the outside of the movement, before the foot is brought back in the other direction. In principle, the act is similar to what is required to propel one who is riding inline skates forward, as opposed to how skateboarders push with their feet on the ground. Riding a caster board requires using a twisting motion of hips and legs.
