Streetboard / Snakeboard

Does anyone remember the snakeboard?  This was, back in the day, the original street surfing board.  Two platforms which moved independently.  It was invented in 1989 by James Fisher and Oliver Macleod Smith but when they sold their company back in the late 90’s the company that bought it stopped production.

Check out the video below to see the original snakeboard

Anyway, following on from this a new type of board was created called the Street Board; from Anderson Streetboards USA.

The Street Board now involved a skateboard split into three decks, with the rider bound to the board.    The boards have quickly caught on and offer a much more aggressive alternative to the Wave Board and the Ripstik (at least until the Ripstik G becomes widely available).

Interested in picking on up?  Check out the range at Extreme Pie.

Thanks for Jamie Nowman for the heads up and suggestion for this post.

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Bonebodies

  • Author: Street Surf
  • Filed under: Uncategorized
  • Date: Jun 5,2008

Bonebodies, the organisers of possibly the first Ripstik race in the world have launched their website, go check it out now.

Bone Bodies

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