The present invention relates to a novel skateboard truck. More particularly, the present invention pertains to skateboard truck with two independently adjustable pivot points that achieve a unique variable turning motion without affecting the skateboard's stability. Additionally, the skateboard truck includes an offset axle that swings towards the direction of the turn, thus shifting the wheels away from the side of the skateboard, eliminating wheel bite, and increasing stability.

A truck assembly for roller skates or a skateboard including a base portion configured to be secured to an underside of a roller skate or skate board, an axle housing for receiving an axle, an axle, at least a first and second pins, at least a first bushing, wherein the axle is housed within the axle housing and the first bushing and the axle is captivity held within the axle housing and the at least a first and second pins are in engagement of the at least two pins with the axle.

A modular skating assembly for switching between types of skating styles includes a boot that is configured to couple to a foot of a user. A first coupler is coupled to a sole of the boot. Each of a plurality of second couplers is complementary to the first coupler. Each of a plurality of skate modules is coupled to a respective second coupler. The respective second coupler is positioned to couple to the first coupler to selectively couple the skate module to the boot. The improvement is the plurality of skate modules being selectively couplable to the boot, such that a pair of the boots is selectively configurable to enable a particular style of skating, such as in-line skating and roller skating.

A modular skating assembly for switching between types of skating styles includes a boot that is configured to couple to a foot of a user. A first coupler is coupled to a sole of the boot. Each of a plurality of second couplers is complementary to the first coupler. Each of a plurality of skate modules is coupled to a respective second coupler. The respective second coupler is positioned to couple to the first coupler to selectively couple the skate module to the boot. The improvement is the plurality of skate modules being selectively couplable to the boot, such that a pair of the boots is selectively configurable to enable a particular style of skating, such as in-line skating and roller skating.

A wheel assembly including a bearing at least partially rotatable about a bearing axis; a frame configured for mounting to the bearing to rotate about the bearing axis; an axle mounted to the frame; at least one wheel mounted on the axle to rotate about a wheel axis; and the frame includes a supporting lip on which the bearing is supportable in use. In one aspect, the invention includes a wheel assembly. The wheel assembly incudes a bearing at least partially rotatable about a bearing axis. The wheel assembly includes a frame configured for mounting to the bearing to rotate about the bearing axis. The wheel assembly further includes an axle mounted to the frame. Further, the wheel assembly includes at least one wheel mounted on the axle to rotate about a wheel axis. The frame includes a supporting lip on which the bearing is supportable in use.

A physical position of motorized footwear in a physical environment may be tracked, and movement of the footwear may be translated into corresponding movement in a virtual environment. When a distance between the motorized footwear and a boundary of an operational zone defined in the physical environment is less than or equal to a threshold distance, a motor of the motorized shoe may be actuated. Actuation of the motor may in turn actuate a locomotion device of the motorized footwear, to move the motorized footwear back into a return zone defined within the operational zone. This may allow the user to walk, seemingly endlessly in the virtual environment, while remaining within a defined physical space in the physical environment.

Skateboard having a board with a first platform and a second platform, fastenings fixed to the board, wheels rotatably mounted in the fastenings in order to move the board, a first frame-fixed to the first platform and a second frame fixed to the second platform, and connection means rotatably connecting the first frame to the second frame in such manner that the skateboard can be in an open position, in which the first platform and the second platform are aligned and coplanar, and in a closed position, in which the first platform and the second platform are parallel and disposed on different planes.

A carriage-apparatus; the carriage-apparatus includes a board-body, a first wheel-unit, a second wheel-unit, rod and an attachment-clamp. In a preferred embodiment, the rod is adjustable via telescopic means. The attachment-clamp is configured to attach the carriage-apparatus to a conventional shopping-cart. The carriage apparatus is useful for providing a safe, convenient, and entertaining way for parents to watch their children while shopping in stores.

A wheel truck assembly having two wheel trucks spaced apart on a base plate for supporting the skater's foot, wherein one wheel truck can be selectively removed from the base plate, and wherein each wheel truck has a two wheels that can be selectively and separately attached to and detached from the wheel truck.

A wheel truck assembly having two wheel trucks spaced apart on a base plate for supporting the skater's foot, wherein one wheel truck can be selectively removed from the base plate, and wherein each wheel truck has a two wheels that can be selectively and separately attached to and detached from the wheel truck.