East London based company presents FloatSki - device enabling user to walk (or rather ski)

The phenomenon of walking on water, for some, might seem like an impossibility, but fledgling company Floatski have used a mixture of cutting-edge engineering and serious creative thinking to make the unthinkable a reality! For anyone looking for an exciting and energetic new challenge, Floatski is the latest outdoor activity to hit the capital.

Manufactured using the same technology used on surfboards and SUP, with all the mechanical parts made from composites (technology borrowed from aerospace industry, eg. Boeing's Dreamliner). Floatski is essentially a set of sturdy, streamlined floating skis, which allow users the chance to cruise across the surface of the water at their own speed. Floatskis also comes with an easy-to-use steering paddle, allowing users the chance to change direction seamlessly.

The Floatski design has been fully tested and has proven highly stable and effective as a means of travelling across the water. The technique involved is similar to that needed to walk on traditional skis, but the experience is far more relaxing and smooth. Although riders need a moderate level of core fitness in order to maintain balance and to keep the skis level, the Floatski is easy to use.

Floatski launched their first ever event on the lake at Hyde Park during last summer season and were thrilled by the positive response they got from riders and spectators. After seeing their hard work come to fruition, with such promising feedback, the team have become ever more determined for their company to expand.

Their next step in conquering the mass market is to create a fixed venue where Floatskis can be hired by members of the public. Of course, such a big step requires funding and as a result, Floatski are looking to raise their funds through a crowdfunding project, something which they are due to set up imminently.

Notes to the editor:

The Floatski company has been set up by a team of innovative designers looking to offer the market a unique and exciting new outdoor activity. Floatski’s product designers have worked hard over the last few years to finalise their one-of-a-kind design and as a result have produced something they are incredibly proud of- a product which mixes cutting edge aviation engineering, with something which is lightweight and stylish.

As the body of the products are made by a Cornish company and the final Floatski is assembled in London, the entire product is made in Britain. Floatski are in the process of being approved by 'Made in Britain' - something which they believe will appeal to potential investors as well as customers.

Media Contact:
Kris Rogus
Company: Floatski
Address: Craven House, 40-44 Uxbridge Road, London, W5 2BS, England
Email: [email protected]
Web: www.floatski.london