O’Board: The Carving Revolution

The Surfskate That Redefines the Game

Surfskates opened the door to a new discipline. But for years, the quest has remained the same: how do you truly recreate the feeling of surfing out of the water? O’Board brings a completely new answer. It’s not another variation—it’s a complete reinvention of urban riding.

At the heart of the system sits a patented central wheel, positioned near the rider’s center of gravity, transforming every movement into fluid curves. Unlike traditional systems, this mechanism eliminates limitations: the deck tilts freely (pitch), pivots have zero constraints (roll). The result? An authentic rail-to-rail carving sensation, inspired directly by powder turns and wave action.

Accessibility Without Technical Compromise

Photo extraite de la video “Surf Simulator”: Micaël Bouttin – © 2024-2026 O’Board. Tous droits réservés.

What sets O’Board apart is its simple manufacturing paired with sophisticated mechanics. Minimal parts, clean design, rugged materials. The board works on any terrain—streets, pump tracks, bike paths, downhill—and requires zero technical learning curve. From minute one, even a complete beginner finds the flow.

The board offers three setups by skill level: low position for beginners, versatile standard configuration, and expert mount for pushing limits on lean angles and wheelies that approach foil-like sensations.

Ride the Revolution

For Whom? For Every Rider

Surfers get a real home trainer: keep the stoke alive when the ocean is flat. Skaters and snowboarders discover a new carving discipline. Kiters, wingers, and foilers stay connected to their gliding feel year-round.

But most importantly, O’Board breaks the barrier: families, kids, non-specialists finally access that sense of freedom once thought reserved for experts.

Perfect Timing

Surfskating is exploding in popularity. O’Board arrives at exactly the right moment, when the market demands innovation and the community is tired of soulless knockoffs.

Frédéric Badino, longtime surfer and skater, spent three years refining this mechanism. The patent exists. Feedback from pros anthusiastic.

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