Thanks Rev. It's really a lot of fun, floating around. 🙂🙂

Thanks Todd. You're right, it takes a lot of work making a video. Thanks for commenting. I appreciate that. God bless.

You're right Matt! Only problem is when you go over something they aren't made to go over and you end up on the ground.

@@mylifein75sqft87 my pint will literally go over just about anything, trust the board more, and if you fee s ketch about going over something, accelerate into the bump or whatnot and it will help get you over whatever you need. ive noticed a lot of people panic and bail early instead of trusting the board and trying to ride it out. get a little daring! promise you wont regret it, will only open up a whole new world of riding for you friend.

I did lots of off the road riding and ride lots of things out. It's when the board gets caught on the edge of the sidewalk and either stops or does something erratic that causes a crash. I wish you the best on your pint.

I don't know why, but I just saw this comment today. I was in NY. Thanks for commenting and hanging around. Take care!

Thanks Wiz Tom. I can't thank you enough for your advice. I practice circles and figure 8's every time I ride, so your advice is so good. I have bad balance, so when I try to ride totally sideways, I have problems. I'm going to spend a day starting and stopping and negotiations for and entire battery charge. Any more tips you can provide will be off help. I've done a little off road. Thanks for all of your advice and I'm going to try it next time.

@@mylifein75sqft87 Hi again, one tip that helped my GF was to ride on the painted lines in a car park, and practice turning around first in 2 car spaces, then try in 1 car space. Following the lines gives you something to aim for visually and you can judge your turns better. Also it helps relax you and takes your mind off the scare factor haha. It did for her, anyway. Also, try to keep a constant exact speed, during the turn, then you balance that with a constant lean angle, and it gets much easier. Problems come from changing speed in a turn, or changing lean angle in a turn. Have fun man, as your skills grow the fun goes through the roof and it becomes an amazing and relaxing experience every time you ride! Please be safe and keep your speed low, remember very low speeds is a great way to learn the balancing, high speeds dont teach you much (and the risk is much higher). Cheers! 😎🐢

Thank you for your advice. That was all great stuff. I try to mix it up all the time with speed. The most challenging thing is when I do tight 'S' turns and try to keep a constant speed while going from toe turns to heel turns. Sometimes I get push back when doing those turns. Push back on a pint is strong sometimes and makes me regain balance. I wish I could try an XR and see what the difference is with that. By the way, I have 110 miles now.

That's a rock climbing helmet which is made differently than other helmets. You might be right, but I'm going to take my chances with that helmet for a while. What's the chances of getting my head in the same place twice 🙂🙂🙂🙂. I know. Usually it's my left side that gets hit. He safe.

Thanks Gail. The reservoir is so picturesque with mountains surrounding you. It was too windy that day. Did you notice how I was the only one on that path? I didn't last long and that was a cold wind. Take care and God bless you.

I bought mine from a kiteboarding store in Florida where I knew the owner and they shipped it to me. That was about 3 months ago. I've been wanting to buy an XR and California is shut down now and the store in Connecticut where I have one on order isn't getting them and doesn't know when they will get them. I talk to the owner every week. Who knows when they will ship. I always wanted an XR and my friend talked me into getting Pint. The Pint is a lot of fun. I'll try the XR before I buy it. It had to be a carving machine or I'm not getting it. 🙂 I hope you get yours and be careful. Crashes hurt.

Thanks for the advice. I could only find the armor at Dick's. The way I have them for my knuckles perfectly. I'll check them next time. I had a little crash coming off gravel onto backup and landed on my hands with no problems. Thanks for the info.

I just checked my wrist guards out. You are so right. I had them backwards. Thank you so much.

@@mylifein75sqft87 Right on I thought they looked off to me. Float safe! 😎🤙

I had a crash on a bumpy dirt road the other day. I'm so happy you told me I had the wrist guards on wrong because one of them has big gouges in it. It was on correctly and it saved me. Thanks again. 🙂🙂💪💪👍👍

Thanks Madeline. That thing is dangerous, so you can guarantee I'm going to wear protection. I had a few crashes. None at 15-16 mph thank God. I hope you Dad stays well and hope you can get home soon. You're better off down there with all the cold weather we've been having up north. Take care and may God bless you.

I practiced in the grass a lot. Riding in the grass is hard and has to many bumps. Using the fence was a great idea and worked well. Smooth blacktop is there easiest to balance and ride on. Sand can be soft and that might be hard to ride on too. I'll try it when I go back down there.

Thanks Barbara. In in NY now. The reservoir is the Ashokan. The mountains are the Catskills. The school is where I taught my daughter how to ride a motorcycle and is in Hurley. The wind was from the north west and was blowing real hard. By the way, I almost broke my neck a few times riding a onewheel. Thanks for commenting. I hope God blesses you.

Gorgeous area. My husband is from NY...Schenectady and Manhattan. He always talks about his nature adventures around the state when he was young. Will tell him how pretty it is! Take care. Barbara Erwin Horch from Trafford

I lived up near Schenectady for a bit. Actually worked there for about a year. Listed and Sold many houses in that area as well. Take care!

Thanks J G. I hit the ground a few times. I'm surprised how much better I got in the last few days. I've been riding every day. More videos to come. Take care and thanks for watching and commenting. God bless.

Thanks Sam. So far, I'm staying safe as possible. I'm glad things are working out with your guy. 🙂🙂, Take care and God bless.

I'm much better now.

Thanks Annette.

Thanks. I'm a lot better riding it now. Night and day. It's amazing what a week does. Get a skateboard, an electric one. 🙂🙂

Thanks for the advice. I have over 140 miles now. Every time I ride I try some fast, some slow, circles (toe and heel turns), figure 8s, some S turns and multiple start/stops and bumpy dirt/unpaved roads. I'm gaining control but still have a problem or 2 each time I ride. Thanks again.

That was you, Brandon Zeluff. I can't thank you enough for giving me my first taste of riding. To other people out there, Brandon has a KZfaq channel. Please go check him out. Hope to see you again Brandon. Take care!

My Life In 75 SqFt always happy to share the stoke! Cool to see you getting the hang of it.

Take care bro.

Do you mean, can I fix your guitar? It depends what's wrong with it.

@@mylifein75sqft87 restrung and tuned and cleaning?

Possibly. Where are you?

@@mylifein75sqft87 new city ny 10956

My Rock climbing friend Bob grew up in new city. It's over an hour from here. Well have to see how it goes. Email me and we'll talk. mylifein75sqft@gmail.com