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I think this might be a viral advert for the next Back To The Future movie. A film studio would have access to special effects, the car, the actors and celebrities and the financial backing for such an elaborate fake.
Why is this on here?
You can see in this video http://snip.ps/cDFL that the riders are centering their gravity, they are all athletes so naturally they make it look easy.
I wonder how much all the cameos cost?
I didn't really think they were all needed but apparently even celebrity endorsements from Tony Hawk isn't enough to convince people that this is a real product. Whether or not it comes out without any issues is another story. I remember reading a story that Mattel actually had a prototype over a decade ago, but they declined to release it. I forgot why. Strange. It looks almost exactly like the Mattel hoverboard htt…
I think this might be a viral advert for the next Back To The Future movie. A film studio would have access to special effects, the car, the actors and celebrities and the financial backing for such an elaborate fake.
The effects weren't even that elaborate, they all look like they are on a wire.
Also, as soon as they "hover" they're suddenly putting no weight on their legs. Unless hovering implies complete gravity reversal, that doesn't make sense. They'd still be putting all their weight on the board.
Ok, for an obvious fake, I care too much :)