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Transportation

The ZBoard

The ZBoard

When they first rolled out the Segway scooter, we thought the idea was nice but the design left something to be desired. What was desired? Any trace of style whatsoever. Then the product was picked up by mall cops everywhere, and we felt extremely justified. The ZBoard takes everything the Segway got right, and packages it in a way we’d actually use. It’s a weight-sensing electric skateboard that can get you around campus, your city streets or down to the beach with without breaking a sweat. When you lean forward you go forward and when you lean back you break, no pushing your leg into cramp mode when it’s blazing out. With the Classic you’ll hit speeds around 15 miles per hour and you’ll gain a bit more by upgrading to the Pro. Perfect for you, not for mall cops.