Created by inventor Colin Furze (previously), this is a video of a skateboard with a magnetically levitating top deck to help it ride smoother. I know, I know, it’s not a hoverboard. Unfortunately, we probably won’t have real hoverboards by the time I die again. “Not with the undead warlock

This is a video of an innovative young girl effortlessly riding a hoverboard while sitting down on it sideways with a baby in her lap and singing Chamillionaire’s ‘Ridin’ Dirty’ (actually just ‘Ridin’). I swear, kids these days. “What about them?” I had no idea they knew that song. View

This is a video of maker of things The Q modding a hoverboard with saw blades for wheels so it can travel on ice. He doesn’t just use straight-off-the-shelf from Home Depot blades though, he welds a small piece of metal to each tooth for more traction. Cool, but is

This is a short video of what appears to be an Omni Hoverboard rider (previously) casually zipping down a street in Los Angeles. Is this legal? Probably not, but since when has that stopped anybody from doing anything in Los Angeles? Also, I like how the poster’s comment on Twitter

This is some drone follow footage of the latest iteration of Canadian inventor Catalin Alexandru Duru’s Omni Hoverboard, a standup hoverplatform powered by eight propellers generating about 40 horsepower. Catalin’s first prototype set a Guinness World Record for furthest distance traveled on a propeller-based hoverboard, with 275.9m (~905.2-feet). This version

Because who doesn’t want to pretend they’re stepping into the future when they get home instead of a cheap apartment with an ongoing roach problem, this is the $25 officially licensed Back To The Future II hoverboard doormat available from Firebox. Now granted I haven’t seen the movie in a