Nike-inspired electric skateboard designed to charge while being carried in it’s backpack! - Yanko Design

In today'due south day and age, Skateboarding is not simply considered a sport simply a recreational activity, an art form and a method of transportation! It's turned into a tendency that is taking over the millennial world. With the popularity this action sport is gaining, it's no shocker that designers are coming upward with more and more advanced concepts for skateboards. One such concept is past S Korean industrial designer Jaehyuk Lim. He says "A lot of people [are] using Personal Mobility. Just when you [are] not using Personal Mobility, it'south very hard to behave around. I designed the Personal mobility device, which is piece of cake to carry and charge at the same time."

Lim believes that skateboards are efficient devices of personal mobility, only when non in use, riders are relegated to carrying them around in their hands, which can be quite irksome. Hence, he came upward with the concept of the Nike Electric Cruiser Board; an electrical personal transportation device that is user-friendly and easy to carry around. The board comes along with a "Cruiser backpack" where you can dock the board once it is not in employ. The backpack "recharges the board", prepping it for your adjacent skateboarding gamble! So, instead of carrying around these heavy boards in your arms, they can now rest (and recharge) in a comfortable and might I add super fashionable backpack!

Sleek with a futuristic appeal, the Electrical Cruiser is embossed in black and white, but it also comes in a darker grey color. The wheels are slighter larger and more grooved than your usual skateboard wheels, but that volition only permit smoother transportation from one spot to another. Boasting Nike's iconic Swoosh on several spots including the center of the wheels, at the nose of the skateboard and on the centre of the lath platform, this Nike Cruiser Board concept is a device I'grand sure all skateboarding enthusiasts would dear to get their hands on someday!

Designer: Jaehyuk Lim