Take a ride on these portable E-Skates now that they're only $350

TL;DR: As of July 28, you can get a pair of Zuum Shoes Self-Balancing E-Skates for just $350 instead of $500 — that's a 30% discount.

The e-bike industry may be growing, but you can’t put a bike in your backpack. Zuum Shoes Self-Balancing E-Skates are designed to be simple to use, agile to maneuver on, and claim to have you gliding around at up to five miles an hour. And they’re small enough to fit in a backpack. For a limited time, these self-balancing e-skates are on sale for $350, down from $500.

There’s no lengthy setup process with these e-skates. Just turn them on, step up, and get moving. Zuum Shoes are simple to control and have a range of up to three to five miles. Once you’re standing, you can start moving just by leaning. Lean forward to move forward, backward to move backward. Zuum manufacturers describe the design as “self-balancing” and post that they’re “safe for all ages”. The durable, fireproof design and TSA approval lends some credence to that safety claim, along with the rigorous testing each product undergoes.

Weighing only seven pounds per shoe, it’s still packing light if you put these away until you’re ready to use them. If you’re used to a walking commute to work, you could ride in instead and recharge your Zuums before you head home when your shift is done. With a max speed of eight miles per hour, you should be able to get around a lot faster than if you walked. These e-skates have a max capacity of 300 pounds and can ride for two hours on a single charge.

You don’t need a whole e-bike if you want to get around in style. Zuum shoes are self-balancing, rechargeable, easy to use, and could fit in a backpack when you’re done with them. For a limited time, get a pair of Zuum Shoes Self-Balancing E-Skates on sale for $350 (Reg. $500), a discount of 30%.

Prices subject to change.

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