SkiMotion scooter propels you forward with groin power
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The SkiMotion comes in two sizes
The four-way pivot hub helps in getting your upper body involved in carving
The SkiMotion folds up for transport and storage
The SkiMotion scooter gets both upper and lower body muscles involved
SkiMotion will launch in the United States in October
The front wheel is sized up for stability and control
The SkiMotion comes in adult and child sizes
The four-way pivot hub helps in getting your upper body involved in carving
Both the legs and front tube fold up for transport
Article Summary
If there's a new way to apply manual power toward motivating a set of scooter or bicycle wheels, someone will think of it. We've seen stair stepper-style scooters, dog-drawn scooters, elliptical machine scooters, gravity-fired hike-a-bikes and countless other designs. The SkiMotion uses a butterfly leg motion, among others, and gets your upper body involved.
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