Magnet shoes grind idea

[McLS]

Put magnets under shoes,

have a light, resistant, fully metal board around skateboard size but flat.

Put 2 powerful magnets on board so that they clip easily on shoes and dont come off too easy.

Run with board in hand towards a rail/urban box feature. Jump, throw board under your shoes, grind the shit out of anything, jump at the end of feature, unclip board, boom walk away like nothing happened.

Is this actually doable? Is it cool? Do we need more grinding urban snowless sports? (Hell yes). Maybe im just too high for nsg i dunno, fuck i wanna grind some stuff.

 

[John18_6]

Where can I buy what you're on?

 

[Olimar]

Do we need more grinding urban snowless sports? (Hell yes).

You do realize there are more "grinding urban snowless sports" then there are ginding urban snow sports?

 

[.Hugo.]

So you want powerful magnets that dont come off the board easy, but you want to be able to "unclip" from the board easily? makes sense

 

[chacha33]

-Put wheels on a snowboard

-stand on skateboard with wheeled snowboard

-Get towed in by a plane like David Lesh will sooner or later

-?????????

-Profit

 

[Wallisch_pl]

-so basically carry around 20lbs of metal that will cut you with ease,

-sprint toward scary as fuck rail urban.

-lob 20lbs piece of metal in air

-jump with magnets on your feet

-land on metal board succefully and hopefully magnets stay hooked

-balance on 20lbs board down 50° angle of scary ass rail

- jump before end of rail

- hopefully the pice of metal doesn't saw you in half

-repeat until you get sponsored

-get spnosered

-do meth

-get addicted

-ruined life

-work at pizza hut

-at pizza hut right now typing this

 

[pat_in_the_hat]

So you want powerful magnets that dont come off the board easy, but you want to be able to "unclip" from the board easily? makes sense

actually very possible with electromagnetism

 

[~~~~~~~~]

If you really want to do this, jut use a skate deck without trucks, some fresh grip tape, and a good amount of wax.

 

[Dustin.]

I see no reason why you need magnets to get a decent grip on a skateboard. As proven by skateboarders daily.