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After riding almost all electric unicycles that have been coming to the market in the last 4 years I discover that not having wobbles in an Electric unicycle is much more than just doing some lessons or having a Kingsong or an Inmotion in opposite to having a veteran Sherman, is not just about skills but also about comfort and about the right gear. So in this video, I will talk about my insoles and also my Forma Terra Evo terra that I've been using for the last year and why I believe they are game changers like my print insoles. With the right gear, you will have more agility, be more balanced and above all fewer wobbles on your electric unicycle.
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[@gabrieleattolico6841]

Thanks for this video! I’m learning, yesterday everything was looking fine but today I was having wobble every time… was a bit disappointed and guess what? The only thing that I’ve changed were the shoes! After seeing this tip video I put back my working boots and things come back to be good! Thank you so much!

[@MADpack]

Wow so happy that my video help you out since unfortunately all the issues that I’ve been having recently to maintain this channel and KZbin pushing down my channel is been very disappointing so thank you to make me feel better stay safe and buy proper motorcycle boots ankles are one of the most common injuries wearing electric unicycles

[@gabrieleattolico6841]

@@MADpack sorry to hear that you’re having trouble with the channel, hope you can sort out all the things! The help that you guys give to the new riders with all the tips and review is really great!

[@MADpack]

Yeah unfortunately I don’t know what to do to continue and that’s really frustrating after 4 years of dedication we will have to see what I can do to maintain this

[@DoktorManhattan]

It's v rare that I comment twice but I felt the need. I just tried these tips this evening and I'm not sure why they work but I would say that 90% of my wobbles are now gone. If i could give this video 2 thumbs up, I would. I don't have the Forma Terra Evo Low boots but I have the £30 amazon equivalent that cover my ankles and are stiffer than my trainers. Nortiv 8 desert. I had to move my grizzlas higher to accommodate the larger shoe and as a snowboarder who rides a duck stance, it feels so unnatural to ride with my heels kicked out that it's going to take some getting used to it but I definitely will. It doesn't feel uncomfortable, just strange. I want to get the insoles now and see how much difference that makes! Thanks Marco.

[@MADpack]

Thank you so so much for your comment happy that this video make sense for you and that all info was useful for you bro

[@letssamplethis7641]

MADpack this was a good video on EUC footwear. The fact that you did a video on why you chose to wear adventure boots for your EUC surprised the hell out of me. I have been riding in heavy protective boots every since I started riding. Whether it was my engineer biker boots or my REdWings Fire Chief boots, they were both good. I have now switched over to REVzillas Sedici Vertice boots. In the beginning I thought I would be sending them back. But I worked with them for days. Finally got used to them. One important trick to making adventure boots work for you is to tighten up on the buckles. That made a huge difference. Also note that to be ready to change your pad set up to fit the new boots.

[@MADpack]

Thank you for sharing your experience and options that you’ve been choosing very interesting. I’m happy that you enjoy the video :)

[@CassidyHansen]

So interesting. This makes a ton of sense. I was actually considering going with 'barefoot' shoes but you have illustrated a great point. Thank you!

[@MADpack]

Happy that my old videos still help people on this passion that I have but that unfortunately doesn’t come on my door has before

[@Simonisms]

I have been riding in Forma terra evo boots for a few months now and they are outstanding for EUC. They somehow absorb a lot of impact that would normally end up in my knees with other boots/shoes. They also allow more precise control for turning /braking /accelerating than other footwear because the force can be applied through the whole lower leg. I think it's hard to explain to people who haven't tried them just how much these boots 'level up' your riding.

[@MADpack]

I’m happy that you also are enjoying the forma terra my friend is good to know that someone else is also having the same experience has me

[@Simonisms]

@@MADpack We are boot brothers 😅 🙌 After your great review hopefully more people will convert to motorcycle boots. I'm always surprised that people ride in full moto protection gear on the rest of their body but still wear sneakers. (My feet are too beautiful to get trashed in an EUC crash 😂)

[@MADpack]

Definitely bro and like I said is one of the most common injuries in electric unicycles why? I think we both know the reason behind

[@justinspirational]

You have the Evo terra low or regular higher Evo Terra boots? You find the stiffness of the newer Evo Terra boots better than having a more flexible boot like the older Forma Adventure boot?

[@Simonisms]

@justinspirational I use the Terra Evo Low

[@PurpleRider]

Nice high quality informative videos. I Agree the boots are such a huge benefit for preventing wobbles.

[@MADpack]

Thank you so much for checking my content

[@DominiqueLegault]

I have TCX street air shoes and they are the perfect shoe. They are right in the middle, enough flexibility to feel comfortable offer great protection, and a flat sole that offers great response to feel the EUC. My only gripe is I had to replace the laces with elastic laces to make it easier to get on and off.

[@MADpack]

Thank you for sharing your experience my friend :) where are you from?!

[@pacochawa2746]

Ya laces are a bitch. I would rather have latches.

[@cheefussmith9380]

Terrific video. I agree about the boot. Wobbles aside, I get a lot of pain if I don’t have a firm sole boot. You can get something a bit less motorcycle boot if you don’t want that look, a hiking boot is a great compromise

[@MADpack]

Thank you so much happy that someone agree with me. Related to the hiking boots they will not save your ankles in case of a crash but like I said in the video your body your decision

[@cheefussmith9380]

@@MADpack that’s a good point. I have a high ankle hiking boot with a hard sole. It really helped pain on the bottom of my feet and I think it helped with wobbles now that I think of it.

[@MADpack]

Definitely if you used to have a low shoe

[@Not_Evil_]

My recommendation: Well fitted pads, and high cut Shoes/Boots. the boot part makes a immense difference. When I wear the low cut ones I sometimes wobble but in the other ones, pretty much full control. Especially important on V12 as it is very unstable if not setup right. Split ride mode for breaking is extremely recommended.

[@MADpack]

Yeah I agree in everything

[@CassidyHansen]

Where would you recommend setting braking response for a beginner like me?

[@MADpack]

Always on the top no matter if you are just starting is the same of saying that if you are a nooby in skying you should not use boots our they should be not tight it doesn’t matter your experience and is always better to use it will a good fit and not creating bad habits

[@svenkund234]

Also motorcycle or good mountainbike shoes are designed to stay on your feet in the case of a crash, there are so much videos of guys crashing their motorcycle and their normal shoes just fly away. But I prefer good mountainbike shoes over motorcycle boots for shorter rides, they are much better to walk around into but still give your foot the needed stability and grip. Stay safe and ride on.

[@MADpack]

Thank you to leave your thoughts in this

[@ericcrow6906]

Good job, I agree. I have the old Forma tall. You just get used to them. Arc rides had a crazy foot injury.

[@MADpack]

I don’t know who is him sorry

[@abovethewheel9419]

Great video and I totally agree. On a slightly different note, I did a 35 mile (56 KM) off road ride on my V12 and wore a mid top (just above my ankles) boot. About 20 miles (32 KM) into the ride, the inside of my lower legs were getting rubbed raw from Clark Pads. I have some great Motorcycle Boots (Alpine Stars Toucan) and I wish I had worn to them because they would have totally protected the inside of my legs. After that, they are what I wear for long rides and any off-road rides. Short rides to be the store or to work, I still wear my Under Armor mid boots.

[@MADpack]

Thank you for sharing your experience riding my friend :)

[@DoktorManhattan]

Thanks for the tips. On my v12, i get wobbles when I try to brake too fast. This makes me unsafe and reluctant to do emergency braking. If I sit my ass closer to the wheel whilst breaking, this helps. Also, I have been angling my toes outwards, not heels outwards. Look forward to trying both these tips and seeing if it helps.

[@darkhorseeuc]

Yes, I had that too until I started “pumping” when I hard break on the V12. Basically, alternating pressure from foot to foot making the EUC sort of rapid carve (while my body isn’t leaning into a carve). That make sense? It completely killed my emergency breaking wobbles.

[@MADpack]

I’m sure that if you follow what I just said in this video you will notice that your speed wobbles will be gone.

[@MADpack]

Like me I don’t break sitting in the back like I said in the video I curve with the wheel that’s why I call curving pads to the back part of my pads

[@DoktorManhattan]

@@darkhorseeuc I do this when I accelerate and maintain speed going forward. I haven't figured transferring the same skill whilst decelerating... yet. I'll give it a try on a quiet street. Can't wait to get back on my wheel now!

[@darkhorseeuc]

I 💯 agree about the boot for safety, I was using my hunting boots for a while for the support and locked-in feel; but I have gone back to my running shoes for the flexibility and freedom of movement. I get the locked-in feel now from my tight pads which I can move my leg out of for agile maneuvers. End of the day it’s all about what works best for you (although boots will work best for everyone getting their ankles twisted).

[@MADpack]

Yeah but if the boots are motorbike boots is impossible to twisted if they are like this ones that I’ve show reducing the risk of ankle injury

[@DonovanWert]

I would love to learn your turn/brake move!! Tutorial please!!🙏

[@MADpack]

I will think about that video :) thank you for the feedback

[@schlumpfen]

Interesting information, thanks for the video.

[@MADpack]

Thank you to take the time to comment

[@eBoard3R]

🤙🏼⚡ *Some great tips* ⚡🤙🏼 really good insights and explanations / reasons 👌🏼👏🏼

[@MADpack]

Thank you bro I was already expecting you here has always thank you so so much I can’t stop saying it

[@DonovanWert]

I’m terrified of wobbles!! I’ve had 2 bad wobble crashes. The first one on my Sherman max, broke (shattered) my left shoulder. Couldn’t ride for 10 weeks. Second accident on my v11 but I bailed that time and controlled my fall as best I could. I didn’t get hurt but the wheel got broke. It’s Eevees getting repaired. Thanks for the video brother I’m always looking for tips on how to not get wobbles.

[@MADpack]

Hope it will work for you? Are you recovered of your shoulder?!

[@FourthWayRanch]

it's from keeping your feet in exactly the same position on both sides, move one forward compared to the other. I ride euc in sandals and shorts but keep it under 20 mph

[@MADpack]

Sandals? That’s crazy my friend you know that one of the most common injuries are a broken ankle? No way I will use sandals

[@eatmybutt42069]

I've heard this explanation too

[@dannieltapfield9869]

Awesome video 😊

[@MADpack]

Happy that you like it

[@kylewest2826]

Dirt bike and motorcycle background; wearing a solid moto boot really improves the locked in feel, you have effortless control, inputs are more accurate feeling, less foot fatigue, better pedal traction, and crash protection. Them's the facts. Riders need to be wearing moto gear. While my motocross boots would be too stiff, a low cut adventure riding boot, or trials riding boot would be perfect. Curious how Toucans and Sidi adv boots would feel.

[@MADpack]

Thank you so much for your feedback and experience and happy that we have the same way of seeing things

[@JoachimVesely]

I’ve got the opposite experience. I ride in barefoot shoes and the fact that that keeps the feet free and flexible gives me a lot more control over the wheel - the feet can actually do their job. I tried riding in more rigid shoes and I could feel how limited my control of the wheel became. All that said, it might depend on what you wear normally. If you wear restrictive shoes and insoles normally, then the function of your feet will atrophy over time and they will rely on that support and feel weak in more flexible shoes.

[@MADpack]

I use normal and very flexible shoes during the day so I don’t get the last part that your feet will atrophy over time. Also riding in barefoot shoes if one day you have a bad accident you will regret your option

[@JoachimVesely]

@@MADpack In all the accidents I’ve had (EUC and scooters), it’s always been the elbows, shoulders and knees that were the worst off. Never had an issue with my barefoot shoes. Sure, I might have been lucky, it’s possible, but I’m not too worried about it based on experience. With skiing it’s different, because of the sideways force on the feet in sharp turns, during braking and how firmly the feet are connected to the skis. You need that firm connection for control, but with an EUC it’s not as necessary, you can slide your foot around on the pedal depending on what you’re trying to achieve, and control it with foot position and well as leaning forward/back. I started with body lean control, but have been experimenting a lot with foot pressure and position instead, based on U-Stride’s videos and I find it unlocks another level of riding for me.

[@MADpack]

I’m happy that you you do works for you I also started with normal shoes with not a full face helmet even no power pads I was even against power pads (that will be a long discussion for sure) ahahah and that doesn’t mean that I didn’t had to evolve. I get what is your experience and how you ride (I was like you) but since I really get the skill I will never comeback to how you do and yes I’m my opinion you’ve been lucky because like I said worst accidents are injuries on shoulders and ankles and obviously head

[@JoachimVesely]

@@MADpack Yeah, I’ve been definitely lucky. In all my accidents, I never hit my head. Not even a tiny scratch on my helmet. I’ll still always wear one, though. I’ll definitely play around with power pads once I have a faster wheel, but that still gives you some flexibility to move your leg, depending on how you set it up. I also have a full face helmet ready for when I go faster than 20mph on an EUC. I definitely prefer to play it safe. But the flexibility and control in my feet, I feel that manoeuvrability adds to my safety on the wheel, so I think I’m unlikely to change that! All personal though, which is why I can imagine this is your most controversial video recently! 😆

[@MADpack]

You are still riding only at 20mph? I think there is the reason bro when faster you go more Ridged becomes the wheel so a harder boot allow you more control on it. If I was riding at 20mph I maybe will not be using boots like this but I ride normally at 42-44mph

[@erickvg76]

Thanks👍

[@MADpack]

No worries happy to help

[@tjthedogtrainer]

Great video and thoughts! A little contradictory though bc you say the advantages of heel out and flexibility of front foot in but then go right to saying the flexibility of the shoe is bad and stiffer boot better. So maybe heel in + boot for extra stiffness? Or maybe if you don't have boots, heel in to counter the flexibility of shoes? Think you were trying to find a balance of stiffness and control right?

[@MADpack]

No is the opposite if your heel is more out it will make the structure of your foot harder plus a harder boot you will have more control over the wheel does it make sense?!

[@daniwamoto5133]

It would be interesting to see the statistical difference between using your forma boots without power pads and softer shoes with power pads. They seem to provide similar mechanical advantage for accel/decel, and i would bet most of the leverage gained by boots could be matched or surpassed with proper power pads. Obviously the boots provide more ankle protection, but at the cost of road feel and sensitivity. Your braking technique also doesn't seem to represent what is actually happening in terms of kinematics, but if i had to guess, the major realized benefit is not any decreased stress on the motor, but rather a frame of mind where you consciously aren't leaning into your braking.

[@MADpack]

Thank you for your comment… I developed this breaking technic 4 years ago when having a cutoff was more often than now and I ride hard (around 42-44mph) the disadvantage that I find on the way I break is replacing the tire quicker since one of the sides gets wear off quicker than the other side. In terms of stress on the inner shell up to today never had an issue with it… also related to control I have more control than before allowing me to quicker shifting directions with harder bootstraps

[@wheeltimeeuc9827]

I really enjoy your videos, i figure wtf, let me give these a try. They already arrived ! I have a super wide foot. 4E. So it is always difficult to find shoes that don’t squeeze my feet. Well, these pass the test! They are comfy. I can’t wait to try them out this weekend. My initial impression though.. i’m wondering when i hit bumps, and my knees bend.. won’t that transfer to pressure on the front of the pedal and an acceleration with the stiffness of boots like these. Maybe i should loosen them to allow for a certain amount of lean forward ? 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@MADpack]

Leave them has they are never changed them … please comeback and share your experience give them I will say one week to get used to… also the boots material they will start breaking and you will feel more movement if it makes sense… I’m sure you will love them but please let me know.. thank you for the trust and to follow my work bro

[@CartoonWeasel]

Just started riding. Use jordans and it hurts my feet after 10km. Today i tried riding with my work boots.(composite toe boots) and it was already much better. Been looking at fp insoles but they're always out of stock in 10.5. They've been out of stock for years and they keep saying they're getting more in a week or two. They been saying that for 3 years now. 🤣 So ill probly try solid motorcycle shoes. Until then ill ride with my work boots.

[@MADpack]

I love my boots they are amazing bro

[@c300theone]

Hi.. have you ever tried sidi adventure 2 boots?.. btw.. i know the Forma terra evo comes also in tge normal size (high).. which one woukd recommend between low and high?

[@MADpack]

High ones take out to much movement and will not fit with knee guards like the fox that I use

[@c300theone]

Thanks a lot!!!

[@MADpack]

Thank you to take the time to check my work

[@justinspirational]

Which are the correct version of boots to order? The link in video description takes us to Forma Adventure Low Boots for some reason.. however you describe them as Terra Evo Low Shoes which are a different model.. it's confusing.. thanks for clarifying.. It seems the newer and more rigid Evo Terra provides better ankle protection than the older Adventure Low. It seems the evo terra are stiffer and provide more protection, more immediately responsive acceleration and braking etc and less foot fatigue and the adventure are more flexible but protect the ankles less and probably create more foot fatigue.. it seems from your entire video it's better to get the evo terra version.. it's just the link in your description takes us to the older more flexible Adventure Low version for some reason which goes against all your points about it being more favorable to have a new rigid boot..Thank you for your reply asap as I ordered the Forma Adventure Low Boots from your link but think I'll have to immediately return and get the Evo Terra from somewhere else. Is there a reason not to get the taller regular Evo Terra (non 'Low' version)? Just too bulky/ cumbersome or could they be even better for euc? Thank you for clarifying

[@MADpack]

I have the new version like you said and a friend of mine have the old one… both work well and give great protection but mine they feel more premium than his boots but mines have less comfort because they are harder now is a question of preference I still use them since this video beside one of the sides the Velcro is breaking up boots are like when I purchase them

[@justinspirational]

@MADpack you find the newer more rigid Evo Terra *less* comfortable? I thought you were saying the rigidity takes the pressure off the feet compared to more flexible boots like the older Adventure Low Boots and therefore less fatiguing? How are the evo terra you have less comfortable? I do already have a pair of very rigid motocross taller Thor boots but find them a bit cumbersome and notice that sometimes I get pain in one of my ankles accelerating with them (I guess from leaning forward and the rigidity puts pressure on my ankle).. have you ever had that with your Evo Terras? I don't want that again but also want max ankle protection to minimize the chances of breaking my ankle (especially as I ride offroad and single track a lot as much as street).. you find he rigidity gives less fine control or more immediate acceleration and braking response? you don't think the taller (non "Low") versions of either the Adventure or Evo Terra would give even better control over the Low versions or they would be too much for eucs? Thank you for your feedback.. already spent a lot on Dainese Torque 3 out boots and the Thor boots but looking for something truly most optimal for specifically riding eucs most effectively both offroad and on street and better than the 2 pairs of boots I already have

[@MADpack]

Hi there I love my boots and will not swap for the old ones because they feel cheaper per example the liking mechanism Is in plastic and mines are in metal.. an also prefer the look of them new e o terra low… and no you don’t want taller boots… harder boots give you more control when I talk about harder is more the sole of the old gen is softer so you can feel a bit more comfort on the bottom of your foot but the new gen you will fill also more locked and connected to the wheel … less movements in the beginning is weirded but when you get used to it you can take much more out of your wheel in my opinion

[@justinspirational]

@@MADpack thanks.. ordered the terra Evos.. will return the adventure version

[@MADpack]

No worries hope you will enjoy your boots

[@ratmanmurray7137]

I find the easiest and fastest way to stop wobbles... which works 100% of the time for me... and takes no effort... is to simply... fall off (haha)

[@MADpack]

Lolol can become expensive that way of stopping wobbles lololol

[@user-lw6sp5pk1y]

Interesting theory on wobbles though I have learned to control my wobbles in high top vans. Being a biker I have absolutely no doubt those boots are going to be the best option to prevent foot and ankle injuries. However, like he mentioned, motorcycle boots are rigid. Foot flexibility on a device that most likely will require you to be physically agile?........Forget about it. Flexibility goes out the window. If your riding style suits it go for it. My riding style does not. There is no way I could ride with my feet and ankles being bound that much. To each hos own. Im going give your foot position advice a try. I move my feet around a lot on the pedals but i would say my feet rest in the neutral position.

[@MADpack]

Like I explain you will not like in the first place like I didn’t but now… I will never comeback to normal shoes like I use to have before… and you can trust me in one thing you are not more agile in the middle of the traffic with your shoes than me with my boots :)

[@reubenkiljan7279]

goog tip men! Thanx

[@MADpack]

No worries happy to help

[@divingfalconfpv4602]

My shoes can slide side to side. If i go to lift a leg my foot like rolls over the sode of my shoe hmm 🤔

[@MADpack]

I didn’t understand bro

[@divingfalconfpv4602]

@MADpack thinking since my shoe loose will basically roll around my foot. That adds to the wobbles

[@MADpack]

@@divingfalconfpv4602 oh I see yeah that may not help

[@Sock66]

Ummmmmm is that a tiny bench in the background?!?!?!? Hahaha Aside from that, I have old but very good quality combat boots from my time in the Navy that I wear, I never thought to wear them on the wheel but that makes perfect sense! Have a great night brother :)

[@MADpack]

I will recommend you motorcycle grade boots that really can save your ankles

[@Sock66]

@@MADpack ideally yah I'm sure those would be a little better, but combat boots are pretty ridgid so I think I'll be ok :)

[@MADpack]

They protect ankles?

[@Sock66]

@@MADpack oh yah these are military issue combat boots, thick heavy steel toe boots. Better than my runners by miles haha

[@MADpack]

Be safe my friend and like I said in the video ankle are one of the worst accidents in an electric unicycle so have that in mind :)

[@nebulaM16]

This wobble has something to do with the tire. I don’t ride an euc yet and it’s just because of the wobble. But I had this problem happening on my car, yes that’s right, I owned a Suzuki Samurai and I bought some cheap non-quality tires, I must tell you the moment I hit 55mph that wobble was insane, my steering wheel was all over the place, I didn’t know then what this is so I went to the car shop to fix it, they inspected the car and I exchanged some parts but the wobble wouldn’t disappear no matter what I’ve done, until I changed the tires, now I have a second Suzuki Samurai, I bought it with descent tires but at 55mph I felt slight wobble, no so much than with the first Samurai but it was there, NOW, I bought a set of 4 brand new YOKOHAMA GEOLANDAR A/T, man, the Smurai rides smooth like a charm. I think the tire must be correctly weighed (centred) like car tires are when mounted.

[@MADpack]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts but how you get wobbles on a car?

[@nebulaM16]

@@MADpack It is not so uncommon on an off road car, it shows up on Samurai’s and Wrangler’s but I didn’t know it is because of the tires. Better question would be how to weight (center) an EUC tire. Maybe in a motorcycle shop.

[@reitze01]

I ride barefoot with spike pedals!

[@MADpack]

Good for you lol

[@kaptaintonio]

Very nice video, only few riders share their experience with their boots. I ride with boots myself, BATES GX8, and this is much safer than regular flat shoes, especially when riding big wheels. What is the exact reference of yours?

[@MADpack]

I put on the description bro thank you to get in touch and also share your experience. Where are you based?!

[@kaptaintonio]

@@MADpack Qatar, and sometimes in the French Alps.

[@MADpack]

Oh nice but you are from Qatar or you moved in

[@kaptaintonio]

@@MADpack I work there all year round, but I’m French.

[@MADpack]

French is my first language born in switzerland

[@GTADroneTours]

Bro I love your videos but I'ma have to respectfully disagree on your riding stance. There is a reason why literally everyone squats with their heels tucked in and toes pointing outwards. That is because it is what gives your feet and your knees the most stability. You shouldn't be riding with your toes pointing in and heels pointing out. That's just a really bad take.

[@MADpack]

Hi there let me try to explain a bit more maybe I will start to make sense for you.. when you walk you should never walk with foot pointing out otherwise you put more stress on your planta fasciitis putting your heel out will make you have more flexibility on the middle section of your foot allowing after when asking for impulse be able to lock it and apply force… in this case putting the heel out will make the middle section of your foot more loose and increasing the amount of surface of your foot in contact with pedals and when you need to accelerate and push in them you having more surface will allow you to lock and request more force from them is basic movement of or foot… if you do what you say you put stress on the planta fasciitis and you reduce the surface touching the pedal… if you want I try to find a video that explain this :)

[@Riceman-o1p]

According to you. 😂😂😂😂😂

[@MADpack]

This is not me saying is just the truth about how our foot works :)

[@Riceman-o1p]

@@MADpack I bought those boots and I really like them! When I switch back to flexible tennis shoes I get wobbles at high speed. I put my boots back on and I get no wobbles. And my feet get less fatigued. 👍 thanks for the great video!

[@MADpack]

@user-ke9yk5qp3u I’m happy to knows that my recommendation helped you to have a better riding experience. I feel the same of you

[@jc84com]

Forma boots are great I use the soft sole version. Stance Pigeon toe Vs Straight foot Vs Duck feet Just saying you can't squat and shift body weight in two of these stances Try squat with your feet in these 3 different positions and observe young kids picking up things on the ground how there feet are and body position. Watch some videos of skilled riders and see how they stand too.

[@V8_nerds]

The piewdipie of wheels

[@MADpack]

Ahahahah I would love to be piedipie bro that will mean that I could do this for living ;)

[@btblou]

yeah, but can you walk in these boots?

[@MADpack]

Yes you can

[@weberito]

Majority of the wobbles are responsible for the shoes that I use?

[@MADpack]

If you try something like I use you will see a massive improvement on your ride

[@amosmoses5630]

I wear cowboy boots 🤠🤠

[@MADpack]

Lolol só no reenforcements on hills or ankle?!

[@amosmoses5630]

@@MADpack lol nope

[@MADpack]

So not good for me that’s a very easy area to injured yourself

[@jasonmelo1974]

But listen, if people are using this for transportation they can't be wearing big boots all the time and all kinds of padding and shit.

[@MADpack]

I use every day when I arrive to work I change myself so I have to disagree

[@jasonmelo1974]

@@MADpack that's just too much of a pain in the butt. I have one but I only use it to cruise around and listen to music on my headphones. I use my scooter more for transportation downtown

[@MADpack]

Man I prefer this kind of pain in the butt than crashing and hurting myself… when I fall at 40mph if I was riding without gear like you I would maybe have died … my life is the most important thing… I like to live :)