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Boardy isn’t just a scooter; it’s a whole new riding experience. Thanks to the flexible yet strong wooden deck and frame, Boardy offers a unique “surfing” sensation you won’t find on any other scooter. The…
How much can kick-scooting help you lose weight? Is there a powerful scooter designed for anyone starting their weight loss journey, regardless of their current size?
Whether in the suburbs, in nature, downtown, or on the road, a Boardy has been my true companion for the last two years. In the past two weeks, I’ve had an opportunity to ride the…
Boardy is not electric because a sailboat is not propelled by motor, and a runner does not travel the distance by bus. Boardy is not electric because the less we depend on gadgets and the…
The number of calories burned depends on the intensity of your ride and the rider’s weight. On average, kick scooting can burn between 350 and 700 calories per hour, similar to running or cycling. While…
Kick scooting is a full-body workout. After a ride, you’ll feel muscle soreness in nearly all muscle groups, including your legs, core, abs, scapulas, shoulders, and arms. It’s an excellent way to engage your entire…
While most kick scooters are designed for riders up to 220 lbs (100 kg), there is no strict upper limit for body weight. Boardy, however, is specifically designed to accommodate riders up to 330 lbs…
Kick scooting is a low-impact activity, unlike running or jumping, which can place more stress on the joints. To further reduce strain, it’s recommended to learn and practice switching legs while riding, as this helps…
Key features include a low deck for easy mounting, wide wheels for stability, high handlebars for posture, and a reliable hand brake for safety.
A wide deck allows you to ride with both legs comfortably. It makes it easier for beginners to switch legs while riding, reducing fatigue over longer distances. With parallel feet on a wider deck, there’s…
