A real sneaker that hides electric wheels. Press the side button and they deploy — then lean to glide. It charges on the dock; walking only trickle-tops the electronics.
The real 3D model, right here — drag to rotate, hit Deploy to pop the wheels, Inside to X-ray the battery + motors + wiring, Parts to label every component.
They look and feel like a normal comfortable sneaker. Walk anywhere — the wheels stay hidden in the sole.
Press the small recessed button on the side — a real button, not a tap, so it never fires while you walk. Four small wheels deploy from under the sole and the shoe lifts onto them.
Shift your weight forward and you glide — forward only, speed-capped. The more you lean, the faster (to the limit).
Lean back to slow and stop. Press the button again and the wheels pull back in — you're walking again. Auto-retracts on stairs.
Charge it on the wireless dock (~3-5 h). Walking harvests a trickle for the electronics - it does NOT recharge the drive battery.
Four small brushless-motor wheels deploy from the sole on a servo mechanism and lock. Retract on a tap.
An IMU reads your lean 1000×/sec and turns it into smooth, governed throttle. Forward-only, learner mode in the app.
Spring-loaded plates across the whole bottom compress each step and drive a generator — walking tops up the battery.
A copper coil in the heel charges on a Qi-style dock — no cable, no port. ~3–5 h to full.
Auto-retract on stairs/curbs, a red brake light, fall cutoff, and a coast-to-stop if the battery runs low.
Li-poly pouch pack in the arch, BMS, and an app for speed limits, lock, find-my, and ride stats.
Blue/black knit upper, kinetic glow sole, hidden wheels. US Men's sizing.