Showing posts with label Sports Gadget. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sports Gadget. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 5, 2011

Video and Photos - Aquaskipper: Have Fun with Human-powered Watercraft

I love to have fun with water, especially in the hot summer days. Here comes the new way to enjoy on the water surface other than boats, skis, inner tubes, surf boards, jet skis and even good old-fashioned swimming.



Aquaskipper: Have Fun with Human-powered Watercraft




The pictures above introduce all new human-powered water skimmers from Gadgets and Gear Online Store and dubbed as ‘Aquaskipper’.

What you have to do is just climb on board, and start jumping. The spring from your jump will give it the necessary power to propel you up to 17MPH across the water’s surface. Of course, should you get tired and stop, the Aquaskipper will lose balance, and tip over into the water. 

Aquaskipper: Have Fun with Human-powered Watercraft
The Aquaskipper's patented design, hydrofoil wings and fiber-glass spring let you fly across the water by hopping up and down. Hydrofoil wings have very little drag in the water. Plus, the aircraft aluminum frame weighs a mere 26 pounds. 

Aquaskipper: Have Fun with Human-powered Watercraft


So take on the surf. Try new tricks. Race your friends. And turn heads everywhere you ride.

If you have still some doublts in your mind you can see this amazing watercraft in action in the video below:



Friday, January 14, 2011

HD Goggles Produced by Liquid Image - - Hi-def full 1080p HD Movie Recording While You're Enjoying Skiing

If you’ve ever gone skiing, you’ve probably found it to be a pretty thrilling experience. Watching from the sidelines just doesn’t do the sport justice. The same can be said about taking footage of a run. Having someone point a camera at you won’t produce the same sort of thrill that a helmet cam would. That’s why the people at Liquid Image have produced these HD Goggles.



We’ve seen helmet cams in the past, but mounting a camera to the side of a helmet can be a hassle. This one has the camera mounted right on the goggles. This reduces the amount of time spent setting up the camera so that you can spend more time on the slopes. Also, with the camera right on your forehead, you’re going to eliminate the off-center video that you would otherwise get. The camera shoots in full 1080p HD, and stores the files on an SD card (up to 32GB). Unfortunately there is no word on pricing.