AeYO is the first scooter that uses a skating motion as the basis of its locomotion. An incomparable driving experience and a full body workout combine to form this unique, quality product.

Why pedal when you can glide?
AeYO keeps you in the flow. All your movement translates seamlessly in a continuous skating motion. Once you start out on the AeYO, you won’t want to stop..

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Wheter you´re window shopping or just going for a stroll:
All your movement translates seamlessly in a continuous skating motion. Once you start out on the AeYo, you won´t want to stop. 

You will never tip over or fall off due to moving too slow—no matter how slow you go, you can stand firm with both feet securely on the ground. For this reason, the AeYO has been approved for use in pedestrian areas.

With the basket attachment, your AeYO can even double as a shopping cart in the supermarket. Due to its magnetically secured collapsible design, the AeYO turns into a highly manoeuvrable trolley within seconds.

The optional lighting package ensures optimum visibility at dusk or even late at night. The lighting set can be attached with a single clip—just like on a regular bike.

Thanks to the hand brake for the skate wheels, you can check your speed at any point and remain in control at all times.
Overcome obstacles with ease. 

With such an incredible product, we knew the AeYO had to be easily securable—That is why your AeYO fits in any bike bracket and can be locked with any standard bicycle lock. 

"The AeYO immediately conveyed a good feeling and after the first strides I noticed that the skates really "grove". The wheels are high class and smooth and allow for a really good skating experience. I consider the AeYO a serious sports device that is fun to use and allows for a very good workout"

Jann-Luca Zinser is a multiple German Champion in speed Skating on ice an concrete.

"I think the new AeYO is really quite exciting and unique. AeYO is the perfect training for your entire muscular system. Back, torso, even arms and legs are strengthened and toned. The safety aspect, something being emphasized more and more in sports, adds to the entire package. AeYO is a fun fitness and sports apparatus for the whole family. As a sports therapist, it's essential that sport and movement be integrated into daily life and that's now possible with the new AeYO!"

Sandra Gutheil Sports Therapist in practice in Bogenhausen, Munich
Sandra Gutheil has been treating pro athletes at national and international competitions for many years and devises individual training programs. Among her clients are the Bavarian Tennis Union, the German Paralympics ski team in Salt Lake City and the BMW Open Tennis Tournament in Munich. Boris Becker, Tommy Haas, Roger Federer and many others have been treated by Ms. Gutheil.

AeYO skating exercises your abdominal muscles from top to bottom as well as your superficial and deep back musculature. Your pelvic, thigh and calf muscles will also be trained. By adjusting the height of the handlebar, you can find a position that will be friendly to your back. AeYO improves body posture by being physiologically natural and training muscles symmetrically; it also improves the function and coordination of your muscles. The low-impact gliding movement also protects the joints. I recommend AeYO for all athletic people of any age who want to train their muscles while on the move. This is especially true for anyone who would rather not be stuck in traffic, either in the car or on public transport, and would rather be conditioning their own "machine" by exercising their heart and muscles. As with cycling, falls are possible, but will be less frequent and significantly less dangerous because of the stability and posture that AeYO provides. From an orthopedist's point of view, there are no risks and AeYO is well suited for daily use.

Dr. med. Martin Marianowicz
Specialist in Orthopedics, Chirotherapy, Sports Medicine and Pain Management
Dr. Martin Marianowicz is a back specialist well-renowned throughout Europe and a leader in orthopedic pain management. Among his specialties are in- and outpatient orthopedic pain management as well as minimally invasive therapies for spine and disk injuries.