Easy Hoverboard Tricks You Can Learn Quickly

Royce did a very interesting video over on YouTube on some easy hoverboard tricks you can learn in little to no time.

Not only is it fun and cool to be able to mix your hoverboarding up with some tricks - but it also helps you improve your overall balance on the hoverboard.

Make sure to start slow with some of the easier ones before progressing to more advanced tricks. After all, your safety should be the number one concern - even when you're having fun.

A few Tips for Hoverboard Safety when Starting Out

1. Don't Go on Grass

When first starting, we highly suggest not to ride on rough surfaces such as grass or dirt. Inconsistencies in the ground could potentially throw you out of balance.

2. Take care of your Hoverboard

It's no secret that these amazing devices can be quite costly - especially if you're looking for quality ones. For that reason, you really want to take care of your hoverboard. Don't just leave it outside after use. Get it inside in a dry environment where it won't get damaged by ever-changing weather conditions.

3. Keep an eye on the battery

When your battery gets low, it's time to take a break and charge it. Don't just keep riding as some units will simply throw you off when the battery empties out. This can be an unpleasant surprise for newcomers who aren't ready for the sudden power-off.

4. Don't ride in the rain

This one should be kind of obvious. You don't wanna go out and ride in the rain. First, most units are better off kept dry. Second, with slippery roads, you could risk losing control.

5. Don't Leave the board charging

Back when hoverboards just came on the market, there was heavy critique due to some units catching fire. This happened due to poor battery build quality. One of the ways it would happen was if you kept your battery charging for excessive amounts of time. Therefore, always make sure to be around when your hoverboard is charging. You wouldn't risk it catching on fire while you were at school.

By following these simple guidelines, you should be able to make the most of your hoverboarding experience. Start slow and be patient. It takes time to learn, but you'll most certainly get there.