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I bought this for my sons 9th Birthday. He loves it. He is actually very good at it. Practice makes perfect. I would suggest that if your child has never skateboarded, surfed, nor snowboarded be patient it becomes easier, and funner. My son enjoys riding it with his friends too. I believe it will help with your childs coordination and balance.
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My 11 year old son has had the wave for the past 2 summers and loves it. In fact now we have 2! One for the shore & one for home! The 1st summer he got it, it was so new that no one knew about it. When we were at the shore he had college kids stopping him asking him to try it and then proceed to go online to buy it.
He's even taken it to skate parks and the really good skate board kids want to try it! Ironically he's not a skateboarder - but he's great at balancing. The best thing about this is that you don't have to push with your feet - you can got uphill by just pedaling it!
It does take sometime and perserverance to learn (my son it took about a day to go on it a little) but once you learn it's so much fun and you can just keep getting better. This past summer was his 2nd summer with it and he's still getting questions about it.
It's also very durable. He didn't wear his old one out they came out with better faceplates and we needed another one for our vacation home so my his ever indulging father bought him the 2nd - which is great so now he and his friend can wave together!
By the way - the wave is the original the ripstick - which is a knockoff of the wave looks cheaper and not as sturdy. Why not go with the best!
After having it for 2 summers it's still his favorite toy! And great physical exercise/activity!
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This product is a lot of fun. It's not a an improved skateboard but really something entirely different. It's major advantages over the skateboard are that you can accelerate (including propelling yourself uphill) without removing your feet by executing a series of switchbacks and it's far more maneuverable.
The board is in two halves, each with a single rollerblade wheel mounted on a caster which is mounted on a bevel angled to the rear. The two halves are connected by a torsion bar so that they can twist semi-independently. By counter-twisting the halves while essentially dancing "The Twist" you can accelerate. Stopping, just like on a regular skateboard, is still problematic. :-)
I don't think it has the trick potential of a skateboard but going on a long downhill has some of the feel of snowboarding but more flexible or, as they call it, street surfing. You get a lot of control with your feet on the board. A huge parking lot with a slight grade is a great place to go nuts.
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hella good. takes a while to learn but carving down steep hills is worth it. I might want to recommend using both feet power evenly instead of just thrusting with the back. If you dont the rubber on the rear will run out easily (as with me w/ already on my 3rd back wheel and still original front)
Highly recommended board for carving.
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Great fun!
Definitely takes some time to get used to if you are not a skater.
The wheels are a problem, I knew this buying it but it shouldn't stop you. I actually just got my wave board today and after about 5 hours of use the back wheel busted completely in half. You should invest in some extra wheels but overall it is worth your money! It has gotten me to off the computer and outside!
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