Blizwheel Electric Skates
Blizwheel is a product that combines roller skates and the "personal transportation vehicle" trend such as scooters, hoverboards. While riding Blizwheel E-skate, you can switch switch between walking and skating, meaning that they don't have to take the wheels off when walking down stairs.
Blizwheel is a product that combines roller skates and the "personal transportation vehicle" trend such as scooters, hoverboards. While riding Blizwheel E-skate, you can switch switch between walking and skating, meaning that they don't have to take the wheels off when walking down stairs.
Blizwheel is a product that combines roller skates and the "personal transportation vehicle" trend such as scooters, hoverboards. While riding Blizwheel E-skate, you can switch switch between walking and skating, meaning that they don't have to take the wheels off when walking down stairs.
Things like electric skateboards and folding electric scooters may be good forms of last-mile transit, but they can be a bit of a hassle to carry while on buses or trains. Blizwheel is something like electric roller skates, the very light device simply straps onto your regular shoes and you are on your way. Once folded and placed in its carry case, the roller skates are only as wide as an iPhone 8 Plus.
Blizwheel combines e-mobility technology with traditional roller skates to create an awesome new way to get around. Each ESkate consists of a motorized wheel with a solid rubber tread, which a foot platform folds down from the inside of – that platform has three smaller unpowered stability wheels of its own. Users strap their feet in, wearing pretty much any type of shoe, then go.
There are three models to choose from, which have different battery capacities and motor sizes. The top-of-the-line Blizwheel Pro can go up to 15 mph (24 km/h) and has a maximum range of 15 miles per charge. It weighs 13 lb (6 kg) a pair.
Depending on the model, speed is wirelessly controlled via either a Bluetooth handheld remote, or a finger control in which bending the finger causes the rider to accelerate, and straightening it causes them to slow down. The finger controller is part of the premium Blizwheel pack. If you don’t go for the premium option, the other Blizel packs include an intuitive handheld controller that allows you to speed and up and slow down using a simple joystick. Both the finger controller and handheld controller have a built-in dashboard that displays your current speed, max speed, mileage and remaining battery life.