The All Terrain RipStick is an absolute nightmare

In this video my brother and I attempt to make a new sport and test out a prototype. Large off road caster wheels were attached to a ripstick deck in order to make an abomination. It looked cool. It weighed a ton. It was barely rideable. definitely needs some work before we are hitting any trails on this.
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[@swagaddict37]

hahah no way dude, I just thought of making an off road ripstik the other week and just searched up if anyone had made one.
i think maybe the actual board needs to be custom made, to proportionately function. I’m definitely interested in off road ‘ripstiks’ snd creating something along those lines. Id love to get in contact with you if you decide to go deeper into this idea.

[@grantharmon6834]

part of the problem was that the board was too high which made it hard to get started. I think a surfskate style concept would be the way to go.

[@jonah6496]

I'm seriously considering trying this! Just now I did a youtube search to see if anyone has done this before, and this was the only video lol! And these look like the exact wheels I found too. Are those 8 inch wheels or 6 inch? Is it possible to get some speed by wiggling it, or maybe swerving?
My idea is to buy a skateboard board along with the wheels, cut the board in half, and mount the wheels to the skateboard. I haven't figured out the middle connection yet, I might have to buy a ripstik for parts. Do you think lowering the center of gravity as much as possible with these wheels would help? Thank you! Awesome project!

[@PutWinston-vr8tl]

Same but maybe less extreme, just something that can go over cracks and gravel pretty well