Razor RipStik Caster Board Blu Imballaggio senza frustrazione

Name: Razor RipStik Caster Board Blu Imballaggio senza frustrazione
Brand: Razor
SKU: 0845423018160
Price: 165.97 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Razor

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165.97

Ottieni la tua macinatura con la rettificatrice estrema Ripstik G! La tavola RipStik G Caster unisce lo skateboard, la tavola da surf e lo snowboard per una tavola da riding che è diversa da qualsiasi cosa tu abbia mai visto! Questa corsa innovativa è dotata di un tubo G in alluminio rotante al centro per un'azione di levigatura uniforme. L'esclusivo movimento di rotazione della tavola con rotelle ti consente di accelerare e girare senza doverti spingere da terra! In effetti, i tuoi piedi non lasciano mai la tavola. I truck con caster inclinati a 360 gradi e il deck girevole ti offrono un'intensa capacità di carving simile a uno snowboard. Il ponte concavo offre un maggiore controllo del piede in modo da poter imparare a spostare il peso e sterzare. Le robuste ruote in uretano e i cuscinetti ABEC a 5 velocità assicurano una guida fluida su quasi tutte le superfici, mentre il robusto ponte supporta fino a 220 libbre.

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EAN: 0845423018160

Categories: Sport e tempo libero, Sport e forma fisica, Pattini, skateboard e monopattini, Andare con lo skateboard, Tavole con rotelle,

Scegli la tua storia di colori - Con quattro colori disponibili per il mazzo - argento, blu, rosa e rosso - puoi selezionare quello che si adatta al tuo stile. Ottimo per bambini e adulti - Realizzata per bambini dagli 8 anni in su, la tavola con rotelle RipStik può sopportare un peso fino a 100 kg (220 libbre). Design leggero - Con la costruzione in polimero high-tech, la tavola con rotelle RipStik Classic è leggera, resistente e ingannevole. Liscio e stabile - Le ruote in uretano da 76 mm con cuscinetti sigillati di precisione offrono una guida fluida e il ponte girevole antiscivolo offre la massima aderenza. Guida unica: le ruote piroettanti inclinate a 360 gradi e la barra di torsione consentono torsioni e intagli unici che possono essere paragonati solo al flusso che si trova nel surf e nello snowboard.

Age Range (Description)	Adult; Teen; Kid
Age Range (Description)	‎Adult; Teen; Kid
Brand	Razor
Brand	‎Razor
Brand Name	‎Razor
Color	Blue
Color	‎Blue
Customer Reviews	4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars 4,385 ratings 4.7 out of 5 stars
Deck Length	36 Inches
Deck Length	‎36 Inches
Deck Width	9 Inches
Deck Width	‎9 Inches
Included Components	‎RipStik Caster Board & Owner's Manual
Item Dimensions LxWxH	‎87 x 12 x 22 inches
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H	‎34.5 x 8.8 x 5.2 inches
Item Weight	5.68 Pounds
Item Weight	‎5.68 Pounds
Load Capacity	220 Pounds
Load Capacity	‎220 Pounds
Manufacturer	‎Razor USA, LLC
Material	Plastic
Material	‎Plastic
Model Name	‎RipStik
Model Year	‎2016
Package Weight	‎3.31 Kilograms
Part Number	‎15055044
Size	‎One Size
Skill Level	Intermediate
Skill Level	‎Intermediate
Style	‎Frustration-free Packaging
Suggested Users	‎unisex-teen
Theme	Sport
Theme	‎Sport
Warranty Description	‎90 day manufacturer
Wheel Size	‎76 Millimeters

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Scritto da: ExLibrisErin

Great gift

My son absolutely had to have this hover board for his birthday and it's been a great investment. He rides it all the time and the learning curve was not bad at all. The board itself is well made.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Works great!!

My son bought this with his own money and it works just like the description. He really enjoys it and the wheels spin nicely. Def would recommend

Scritto da: Silent but dudely

Ripstik Ripster vs DLX deluxe

I first bought the Ripstik Ripster on sale at BigLots for 50 bucks (Incidentally, am I the only one who gets confused by the naming of their products?). The Ripster I am referring to is the short, light version with the smaller 66mm wheels. I wanted something I could cruise around on while my wife jogs around the park and I'm a little too lazy to actually jog. I snowboard on occasion and thought this would be a great product to improve my balance and provide me a mild workout as well. Anyway, it turned out to be a lot of fun and the feeling of "sliding" down a mild slope was is a rather sublime one and it does kind of feel like snowboarding. I was able to balance and propel myself after an hour or so by myself (I practiced alone because I was too macho to let my wife see me make a fool out of myself). Anyway, after about a month of ownership, I finally had my first fall when the front wheel got caught in a groove and I landed hard. That started me thinking that I should try the larger model with bigger wheels for better stability and faster speed (these things don't go very fast on the flats). I ordered the DLX a few days ago and have been riding it for not too long but here are my first impression of the DLX: It looks a lot cooler but it weighs more by a couple of pounds which makes a difference. It feels like I have to "work" more to get where I want to go and more bulky when I have to lug it around areas I can't ride on when I go to the park with my wife. The bigger wheels are a mixed blessing because they feel more stable and I can go over bumps and grooves with more confidence than the ripster. I can also go downhill with more confidence because of the bigger 76mm wheels. The trade-off is that the DLX has less "feel" to it because it isolates you more from the road and consequently feels less fun. I'm a little saddened that the DLX does not seem to propel me significantly faster than the ripster on level roads. Overall, I'd say that I would suggest the DLX if you want the 220lb weight support, or if you travel over mixed roads, or longer distances (The DLX makes less road noise as well). Take the ripster if you want better feel, lighter weight and a cheaper price tag. Amazon is selling the Wave Board with even larger 77mm wheels for 84 bucks but I picked the ripstik because the DLX looks more streamline and a newer product (I was hoping newer meant more advance and better but I don't have a wave board to compare). I also ruled out the 80mm WhipTide because it didn't look enough like a board for me and there were not enough reviews on Amazon and youtube on the product for me to try another product. I may post another review later on if my opinion of the DLX changes or if I try the other products.

Scritto da: J. Schmitt

New Ripstiker...

I've had the chance to try the "DLX" version as well as the Regular Ripstik version and there is a big difference in the way that they ride. The main difference is the tightness of the torsion bar on the DLX. It has a tighter spring so you're less likely to scrape the bottom of the Ripstik on turns. The tighter spring also puts less strain on your ankles because it springs back on its own a lot easier in stead of relying on ankle-strength. This makes the board a breeze to use. Both are still about the same weight, the DLX version being SLIGHTLY lighter and thinner -- although you'll be hard-pressed to tell the difference. The all-black version looks a lot slicker, less like a toy and more like a wicked, futuristic skateboard. On Amazon there is a "Deluxe" DLX version, however, in my research I have found no difference between this version and the Regular DLX version, or the "Toys 'R' Us" DLX Version -- they're all the same. The Ripster: The Ripstik Ripster versions are a different riding experience altogether because they take a different set of muscles to operate. Where the larger Ripstik version uses more hips, the smaller version uses more of your ankles and knees. The tighter turning radius of the smaller Ripster makes it more maneuverable in tight spaces (like around the house or garage, basement, etc.) but the larger version is better for cruising on the roads and sidewalks, and the cost of maneuverability. I'm not sure the difference between the Ripstik Ripster and the RR DLX, but there's a $30 difference, so it's probably lighter and tighter like the regular DLX. Back to the DLX: The only con I can think of is that Razor made a huge improvement with the torsion bar in this version, and it's a shame that they charge you more for such a cheap-costing change that should be in the Regular version as well. Apparently they shaved off a little weight by using aluminum instead of steel but the difference is minimal. The other problem with this product is that it is really hard to find information about the differences in riding experiences without riding them (so far I'm the only one I know with such a review). If you're looking to get a Ripstik (and I highly recommend you do -- they're really fun to ride), I would say save up an extra $30 and get the easier-to-control DLX version. You'll ride this thing for hours at a time, and the last thing you want is for your ankles to be really sore. Good luck, and be careful around cars!

Scritto da: Nessadi

11 year old loves it

This was our 11 year old son’s favorite Christmas gift this year. He’s used it every day since he opened it.

Scritto da: scooter_x

Gets me around the office with ease!

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 ????

Scritto da: Joe Perry

Great workout and plenty of fun

I've been skateboarding and surfing for 36-37 years and these boards will give you a great lower body workout while also engaging your core. And plenty of fun as well. Not to mention they're great training for using your upper body to initiate and engage in turns. Three stars for 'Easy to learn' because it takes some practice the first time you ride these boards. Once you get the hang of it, though, you will carve and cruise around like a champ.

Scritto da: Jon

Broken wheel issue

We have bought 3 rip sticks from this company over the last year. The first one was the smaller size, and is still in brand new condition , wheel wise, though it has been used for a whole year by our 12 year old. We bought 2 larger sized ones a month ago so our teens could advance their skills as they grow. One ripstick still has wheels that work, one (the green one) has a broken wheel on the back. So now our teen cannot use it. We need to find a replacement wheel. But this is very surprising and disappointing that it would break after owning one that had no issues for a whole year. If you are going to buy the larger size, please be aware that the back tire could break quickly after purchase and you will need to replace it.

Scritto da: Pallepati C Rao

Good for kids

Nice product, met expections in packing, quality an delivery

Scritto da: Azam

Excellent product

Original product and my son is enjoying every moment of it.

Scritto da: Faisal Suheimat

A rant about the price.

a bitt too expensive, as i’ve already bought one a couple of years back for only 100 Jordanian dollars, this currency is less than Euro’s, this one is a whooping 173 Euro’s, thats just crazy. only reason i bought this is that the town i’m in does not sell ANY type of ripstick, go look for better offers before even considering to pay this much for this waveboard, also this waveboard is mostly for professionals hence the G, which stands for grinder, if you aren’t planning on doing dangerous stunts don’t buy it either, theres many types of other waveboards that are MUCH cheaper. as a professional of 8 years of riding this specfic waveboard its a real shame and i feel its like monopoly at this point since i have no other option but buying it. but you do.

Scritto da: vivek mahajan

Wow

Nice and we'll made

Scritto da: Raja

Good

Super