In this category you will find waveboards, casterboards and streetboards for children, teenagers and adults. Waveboards offer a unique riding experience reminiscent of surfing or snowboarding – powered solely by body movement without pushing off. Discover brands such as Hudora, Street Surfing, Oxelo, Jdbug, Razor and Micro with fast delivery throughout Switzerland and the Principality of Liechtenstein.
Buy Waveboards Online – Riding Fun for All Ages
Whether you are looking for a waveboard for your child, as a teenager or as an adult: the range includes beginner models with high tilt stability as well as agile boards for advanced riders. A waveboard is ideal for playfully training sense of balance, coordination and core muscles. Thanks to its compact design, it is easy to transport and can be used anywhere – in schoolyards, parks or on quiet residential streets.
Waveboards by Skill Level
For beginners, waveboards with wider wheels and a softer torsion bar are suitable, as they offer more stability when starting off and in corners. Children from around seven years old usually learn the carving movement quickly and intuitively. Advanced riders opt for models with harder wheels and a firmer torsion bar, which enable higher speeds and tighter turning radii. Light-up wheels and eye-catching designs also make the waveboard a real head-turner.
Waveboard as an Alternative to Skateboard and Scooter
A waveboard is an exciting alternative to the classic skateboard or kick scooter. Unlike a skateboard with four wheels, the waveboard is propelled by snaking body movements – without any pushing off from the ground. The riding feel resembles carving on skis or surfing on waves. At the same time, it promotes body control and is just as fun on flat stretches as on slight descents.
Waveboards & scooters with adjustable steering systems
Children & safety-conscious riders
Entry-level – Mid-range
Who is a Waveboard Suitable For?
Waveboards are ideal for children from about seven years old, teenagers and adults looking for a dynamic alternative to classic board sports. They are particularly suitable for anyone who enjoys movement and wants to improve their balance and body coordination. A waveboard is also an excellent choice as a leisure sports device for family outings or the journey to school.
Safety & Quality When Buying a Waveboard
When buying a waveboard, you should pay attention to high-quality wheel bearings, a stable torsion bar and a non-slip tread surface. Appropriate protective equipment including a helmet, wrist guards, elbow pads and knee pads is essential and should be factored in from the start. Models with light-up wheels increase visibility at dusk and are particularly popular with children.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a waveboard and how does it work?▾
A waveboard, also called a casterboard, is a two-wheeled board with two movable platforms connected by a torsion bar. A snaking body movement generates momentum without needing to put a foot on the ground – similar to carving on skis or snowboarding.
What age are waveboards suitable for?▾
Waveboards are generally suitable for children from around 7 or 8 years old, as a certain sense of balance and body coordination is required. Many models are marked with a maximum user weight and can also be ridden by teenagers and adults.
What is the difference between a waveboard and a classic skateboard?▾
A classic skateboard has four fixed wheels and is propelled by pushing off with the foot. A waveboard has only two wheels on movable axles and is propelled solely by body movement. This makes the ride feel smoother and more carvy, similar to surfing or snowboarding on asphalt.
How do I best learn to ride a waveboard?▾
The easiest way to get started is with a helper or a wall for support. First, place your front foot on the front platform, keep your balance and then place your back foot on the rear platform. By alternating twisting movements of the shoulders and hips, you get the board moving. A flat, open area without traffic is ideal for practising.
Which waveboard is suitable for beginners?▾
For beginners, waveboards with wider wheels and a stable torsion bar are recommended, as they offer more tilt stability and smoother power transmission. Models from brands such as Hudora or Oxelo are often specifically designed for beginners and offer a balanced ratio of agility and control.
What protective equipment do I need for waveboarding?▾
Protective equipment including a helmet, wrist guards, elbow pads and knee pads is strongly recommended for waveboarding. Falls are common especially during the learning phase, and full protective equipment can effectively prevent injuries.
Can you ride a waveboard uphill?▾
Slight inclines can be tackled with a waveboard through more intensive carving movements, but you will reach limits on steeper inclines because the board is powered exclusively by body movement. A waveboard is therefore less suitable for hilly terrain than on flat stretches or slightly sloping terrain.
How do I care for and maintain my waveboard properly?▾
Regularly cleaning the wheels and axles of dirt and small stones extends the service life. The wheel bearings should be lubricated with suitable ball bearing grease when needed. After riding on wet roads, metal parts should be wiped dry to prevent rust formation. It is also advisable to regularly check screws and axles for tightness.
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