This is a video of Red Bull using a giant hot air balloon to lift a skatepark into the sky, and BMW rider Kriss Kyle performing tricks in the bowl some 2,000 feet up. But don’t worry, Kriss was wearing a parachute in the event he found himself outside the

This is a video of Tom Scott riding a hovercraft developed by Hideyasu Ito, a single person unit that floats on four very precisely created bubbles of air. It’s definitely impressive, but still — if this is as advanced as personal hovercrafts can get, I think it’s time we ditch

This is a video of the Black Widow dance crew performing a sort of choreographed kaleidoscope piece. It was really cool to watch, especially when I let my eyes unfocus a bit. I recommend you doing the same thing. I rarely recommend doing what I do, but in this case

This is a video of engineer and maker of things The Q building and riding a bike with square wheels. Not the square wheels you’d expect though, instead of rattling all your teeth out of your head when you ride it, the wheels are actually treaded, which allows for an

Proving that everything is, in fact, bigger in Texas, this is a video captured by Kiki Consuelo on a San Antonio highway of a man driving his custom Lowes shopping cart car. That thing…wow. Everybody’s dream is different, remember that. @kikiconsuelo #lowes #sanantonio #ridindirty #cars #funny #shopping #shoppingcart #engineer @lowes

This is a video of pro freeride mountain biker Sam Pilgrim building a mountain bike skateboard hybrid and attempting to do tricks around a skatepark on the thing. You may previously recall Sam riding a pennyfarthing bicycle downhill and around a BMX track. Or, if you’re like me, you don’t

This is a video of what is allegedly (at least the announcers think it is) the greatest curling shot of all time, made by Swedish curler Niklas Edin at the 2023 Men’s Curling Championship. Niklas manages to avoid a couple of his own team’s previous shots, hitting the opponent’s stone

This is a video of dreamer and Youtuber Everything Is Hacked turning his body position into keyboard letter inputs, effectively making his entire body a keyboard. After much trial and error trying to make practical body positions, he discovered flag semaphore (an alphabetic system created using two signal flags held