How To Turn On A Onewheel

Turning on your Onewheel is what gives you that floaty feeling. It's been described as snowboarding on land, flying on land, surfing on land, foiling on land, and endless flow. You get the point - It feels great okay? You won't find it on any other device.

Mike T is here to help you get comfortable on your heel and toe turns.

Powered by a 2-horsepower motor and dynamic stabilization, Onewheel enables you to interact with the world in ways never thought possible. The ability to chose your line and commit no matter where you're riding makes you realize the world is one giant powder run - the world is your playground.

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[ScotMendenhall]

Great Video Onewheel team. Thanks for taking time to create this. Merry Christmas

[shupingyin]

May I know apply toe and heel pressure with which foot, the front or back foot? I have my Ow for four days and never been on a skateboard before OW. I want to know if I can learn to ride ow comfortably.

[UrbanAnywhere]

Any tips for turning on the "weak"side/backside?

[Lurch]

Bodhi Harrison explains it like trying to push the corners of the board into the ground.

[aronreinshagen]

I love this Board but i dont have enough money for it

[marshallr.]

very abrupt end there, would be a lot nicer to watch with a little fade~

[TaylorONeal]

Makes it look easy, but it's not. Twisting with the torso is effective, that toe/heel pressure is not and lead to crashes/wheelspin immediately.