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Self-Propelled Travel: Smaller than a STRiDA

September 24, 2008 at 4:15 PM | by | Comments (0)

Tuesday we wrote about the STRiDA bike, which we called "probably the smallest, most functional option out there" next to a skateboard for when you need to get around. Well, it only took a day for a tipster to fill us in about Freeline skates.

These highly portable rides are made out of aluminum and are sure to get plenty of attention wherever you break 'em out. They cost $150 a pair.

Sadly, the best use for these things gets but a couple frames in this video: Take these skates out to a club for instant recognition as a dancefloor hero!

Related Stories:
· Freeline Skates [Official Site]
· Freeline Skates [Trends Now, in French]
· Self-Propelled Travel: STRiDA's Folding Bicycle [Jaunted]

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