Is it possible to create micromotor wheel skates that work like

>>59650331
yes, and they require a backpack that weighs 100lbs and high voltage wires going down to the skates

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>>59650348
Electrical shock much? And dear god, is there no way to reduce the weight?

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>>59650349
Oops, here is one that's not for ants.

>>59650331
The problem is that the skates couldn't actually save you from a fall even if they were properly motorized. You'd still snap your legs or your spine even if the skates were just fine afterwards.

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>>59650523
>this
prob now one is trying to get sued

>>59650523
It's literally impossible to do the kind of jumps they do, even with motorized skates. Even if you're trying to do leaps off high ledges, you have to expect the same treatment as any other skating sport. That won't change.

>>59650680
Yeah really it's just physically impossible on earth. If we all lived on Mars, however...

>>59650691
The Mars Runner.

>>59650691
hmmmmm

>>59650691
it would work until our bodies got used to the gravity. also aging would cripple people