The Finpo Waterglider Uses a Built-in Propulsion System to Move
Michael Hemsworth — June 15, 2017 — Lifestyle
References: finpo.at & kickstarter
Using a traditional paddle board means using a paddle in order to get yourself moving when on the water, but the Finpo Waterglider changes this with a revolutionary built-in propulsion system. Measuring in at 3.6 meters in length, the paddle board is capable of holding up to 374 pounds and is designed with a large, gearshift-like handle that sticks out of the middle of the board. Riders can simply shift this back and forth in order to move themselves smoothly across the water as they enjoy the scenery and sun.
The Finpo Waterglider paddleboard comes as a functional piece of equipment for those who enjoy taking to the water on the popular board in order to make it far easier to utilize.
The Finpo Waterglider paddleboard comes as a functional piece of equipment for those who enjoy taking to the water on the popular board in order to make it far easier to utilize.
Trend Themes
1. Propulsion Paddleboards - The use of built-in propulsion systems in paddleboards is disrupting the traditional paddle boarding experience.
2. Gearshift-like Controls - The integration of gearshift-like controls in water sports equipment is disrupting the market.
3. Streamlined Design - The trend towards streamlined design in water sports equipment is disrupting the market by making equipment more efficient and user-friendly.
Industry Implications
1. Water Sports Equipment Manufacturing - Manufacturers in the water sports equipment industry can innovate by implementing built-in propulsion systems and gearshift-like controls.
2. Tourism - Tourism businesses can capitalize on the trend towards streamlined paddleboards by offering rental services to customers.
3. Recreational Equipment Retail - Retailers of recreational equipment can attract customers by offering modern and innovative streamlined design equipment like Finpo Waterglider paddleboards.
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