The patent-pending Whiplash™ provides enough momentum to self-propel – so much so – riders’ feet never need to touch the ground. The revolutionary new ride is part scooter, part Wave® (caster board) and totally fun because you can ride it like a scooter and carve and drift like The Wave®. Centered around the award-winning design of The Wave’s® unique caster design and Torsion technology, Whiplash’s™ flexing deck and handlebar fuse together to provide riders with a cool, side to side, whip-like ride.

The Wave LX (Light Xtreme) offers an ultra-lightweight design that's built for extra speed and stability. Like the original Wave, the Wave LX runs on two wheels rather than four, with a flexible platform that gives you the ability to perform precision 360s in small spaces, carve downhill, and even ride uphill. In addition, the Wave boards encourage riders to perform all manner of skating tricks, including manuals, board leaps, ollies, acid drops, kick flips, and more. The Wave LX's wider concave platform allows for more stability and traction, while the reinforced web deck is lighter than before. As a result, you can cruise farther and turn with less effort on the Wave LX. The lightest casterboard of its kind, the Wave LX is also the first of Street Surfing's boards to offer the sleek Xtreme body design, which also helps boost speed.

The Wave Stealth® Board, a newly designed in-line casterboard, blends the motions of surfing, snowboarding and skateboarding to the fast-growing and popular sport of Street Surfing. With a camouflaged design of Army green and brown colors, the Wave Stealth provides a fresh, fun ride for tweens or teens. It consists of two platforms with a sure grip-tape deckplate design, joined by an anodized torsion bar. The two “Street Tech” wheels have Abec 7 bearings and casters that spin 360 degrees while the swiveling base allows riders to self propel by going forward, downhill and even uphill by just bending their knees and twisting their hips and shoulders. This product was named a Greatest Product of 2008 for sporting goods by iParenting Media. Launch date: November 2008.

When you’re not riding your Wave board, you can at least carry it around in style. Our Wave board carry bags are made with 600D nylon and foam padding for extra comfort. The adjustable shoulder strap fits anyone and is also comfortably padded. Added features include a cell phone or MP3 pocket, headphone grommet and zippered pocket for holding your valuables. Now available in Gray Camo or Black. Also fits other 34” caster boards.

Hey, you might not use your brain, but it’s the only one you have! Protect it with a new Street Surfing helmet. CPSC approved for use with The Wave board, as well as skateboards and inline skates. Comfortable fit with an adjustable chin strap and plenty of vents to keep your head cool. Outrageous graphics keep this helmet a “head” of the crowd. Available in Child and Youth sizes.

The Ripple is specially designed to meet the needs of a younger rider. It is proportionally smaller than The Wave in length and width, allowing riders to have a narrower stance to match their riding needs. The Ripple offers the same great maneuverability and allows for even tighter turns. Launch date: 2007.

Fusing the motions of surfing, snowboarding and skateboarding, The Wave inline action board gives riders the ability to do precision 360s, carve downhill and ride uphill. It features front and rear flexible panels that are controlled by a spring-oriented torsion bar. The deck sits atop two wheels, which are both free to rotate 360 degrees. The wheels are 77mm/85A, with ABEC 5 bearings. "We offer a variety of designer decks that kids can choose from to express themselves. We also offer a full line of accessories, from helmets to carry bags to Wave wheels," Sales Manager Jenny Henderson of Street Surfing told TDmonthly. Launch date: 2005.