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Longboard stroller: Unique Design
The Longboard skateboard stroller had a unique design that appealed to several adventurous parents; however, many parents also felt that the design posed too much risk to the child. That is why the design never made it to mass production. Here are some stroller skateboards that are much safer to use and already available on the market.
Note: The Longboard created quite a buzz when the concept was first introduced. It was available only in Europe for some time, but it failed to get safety clearance in several other countries (as mentioned in this thread) as the design was seen as risky.
Related: Stroller board – fun accessory for older kids
Skateboard with Stroller
It’s common to see parents skateboarding while pushing the stroller; its so much fun. Some parents even tweak the skateboard so that it can be attached to the end of the stroller while moving.
Skateboard Stroller (Longboard stroller)
The Skateboard Stroller may look like a completely new design, and it is, but it’s very likely that a few years down the line, almost every stroller brand will have a design similar to this in their catalog.
Initially, when the design was unveiled, most moms were uncomfortable with the idea of strapping the baby to the front of a skateboard. However, as they started becoming aware of its several safety features, there are many who are looking forward to owning one.
Men, in particular, are pretty excited about owning a Skateboard Stroller.
The longboard stroller was developed, tested, and approved for use in the European Community. And currently, it’s available only to residents of the EU. However, soon it will be available across the world.
Mom Attaches Skateboard to Stroller
Now here’s a cool mom who has made her own DIY baby momma board. Checkout this video where the mom is out skateboarding after attaching the skateboard to the baby Stroller.
Just because you have a kid doesn’t mean you cannot behave like one :)…Well, you definitely don’t have to give up the skater lifestyle at least. Here’s an awesome DIY project for the skater mom (or dad). You take a standard stroller and attach a skateboard to it (towards the rear end), for the parent to ride on. Looks easy, isn’t it?
With this vehicle, walking your kid in the stroller all about town is a breeze, so no more tired legs. You can wheel around faster and with less effort, and its great to feel like a child yourself.
Although it appears that braking is a bit sketchy, maybe it needs a handbrake or something similar. The front wheels of the skateboard have been removed and it looks like it’s attached to the stroller via modified skateboard trucks (the metal part that holds the wheels of the skateboard on).
Skateboarding-mom does perfect kick-flip while pushing baby in stroller
Awesome mom shows off her parenting and skateboarding skills simultaneously, while pushing her son in the stroller.
The young mother, guiding a baby stroller with one hand, effortlessly performs a kick-flip on the skateboard in this video clip, while her eight-month-old baby, Luan, is seated in the stroller.
The video, captioned “Have fun with my baby,” went viral after it was re-posted on popular skate outlet TransWorld SKATEboarding’s Facebook page.
Also Read: DIY stroller board / attachment.
Skateboard Stroller Board for Kids
And what options are available for kids? A stroller board designed in the shape of a skateboard is a popular option.
A Skateboard stroller board attaches to one side of the stroller (near one of its rear wheels) so that it leaves sufficient space for the child to use it like a skateboard. You can even have two such boards (certain models) attached near each of the wheels so that two kids can use the boards.
Orbit Baby Sidekick Stroller Board
This skateboard-style stroller board is secured onto the side of the Stroller for a side-riding position that will delight children. Dimensions: 19 x 9.5 x 4.5 inches. Read more here…
Mountain Buggy Freerider Kiddie Board
The freerider easily converts a buggy board into a scooter in seconds, and you require no special tools to do that, works with most brands of strollers. Dimensions: 8.3 x 22 x 26.8 inches. Read more here…
Related: Check out the best boards (standing platforms) for strollers
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