Skateboard that folds in half to fit in your backpack

By Naresh KumarChauhan /May 5 2009

Skateboards come and go, but the latest skateboard concept by designer Jin Seok Hwang might look different from everything that you have ever seen or owned in the past! Running or moving like a standard skateboard, the new skateboard by the NYC designer, as suggested by its name “Foldable Skateboard,” folds in half for easy storage as well as transportation. Moving your skateboard on city streets is no less than a thrill ride, however, the portable skateboard slipping into a backpack will add comfort and style to your skateboarding experience.

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