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Segway Drift W1 Self-Balancing Electric Skates Expired
$180
$499.99
+ Free Shipping
Segway.com has Segway Drift W1 Self-Balancing Electric Skates on sale for $199.99 - $20 w/ discount code WELCOME20 = $179.99. Shipping is free. Thanks Eragorn
Note, alternatively you may apply $19 off discount code STAYSAFE19 and Segway will donate $19 to Americares to support health workers.
Note, alternatively you may apply $19 off discount code STAYSAFE19 and Segway will donate $19 to Americares to support health workers.
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- Features silicon bumpers, RGB LED lights, a approximate 45 minute battery range, climbs up to a 10% hill grade, weight capacity of 220lbs and top speed of approximately 7.5mph. -SaltyOne
- Refer to the forum thread for additional deal discussion.
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Edited August 10, 2020
at 04:33 AM
Last deal had 30 upvotes at $280 via Amazon. This is directly from Segway and you can get an additional $20 (which drops it from $199 to $179) by signing up for their emails.
Coupon code: WELCOME20
https://store.segway.co
Update from OP: Use code STAYSAFE19 instead of WELCOME20. You'll save one less dollar on your order ($19 instead of $20 off) but Segway will also donate $19 to Americares to help health care workers. See attachment for more info.
Coupon code: WELCOME20
https://store.segway.co
Update from OP: Use code STAYSAFE19 instead of WELCOME20. You'll save one less dollar on your order ($19 instead of $20 off) but Segway will also donate $19 to Americares to help health care workers. See attachment for more info.
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"They are much more physically taxing to ride than I anticipated. I think most of that is what I'm going to call the "tiny wheel effect." You spend a great deal of energy maintaining balance over "rough" terrain."
"Only Fun On Smooth Surfaces. Wheels Are Hard & Stiff. Can't ride over small bumps or cracks"
They are only fun on wooden floors or very smooth concrete surfaces. A school gym or an empty shopping mall would be the dream environment for these.
These are toys, not a mode of transportation
Bumps, cracks and uneven surfaces are huge obstacles and not worth attempting.
For most people (including myself) they are very scary at first. Even for those experienced with other personal electric vehicles.
Once you get it they feel as natural as walking (It took me about 3 hours of focused practice to get to this point)
These days, the only time I find myself using these is while sweeping the wooden floors of the house. It makes it a lot of fun and speeds it up quit a bit. This is probably the only practical use I found for these.
The most dangerous thing you can do on these is try to ride on one skate. I almost cracked my head open twice trying to learn this.
Are they worth $300. Absolutely not. Are they worth $150... only if you have been eyeing them for 1 year+ waiting for the price do go down. In my mind they are worth about $89 as an impulse buy.
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"They are much more physically taxing to ride than I anticipated. I think most of that is what I'm going to call the "tiny wheel effect." You spend a great deal of energy maintaining balance over "rough" terrain."
"Only Fun On Smooth Surfaces. Wheels Are Hard & Stiff. Can't ride over small bumps or cracks"
Yeah, no thanks.
Not really related, but I'm sure others will break it down why.
Works well for me...
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Yeah, no thanks.
It's not.
Well, to clarify, I don't have these only because of the rough ride, unless the price becomes too good to pass up, and it's getting close.
As far as the Ninebot S, I have a Mini Pro and I don't know the difference, but it's one of the best purchases I've ever made.
As far as the Ninebot S, I have a Mini Pro and I don't know the difference, but it's one of the best purchases I've ever made.