New riders do the “zombie” stance but idk I think it looks good once they learn to relax their arms and bend their legs
here’s it today
And here’s a clip of me riding my other one
https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTFD5DFJm/
I don’t really care if anyone thinks I look goofy, I look great to my eyes. It feels like flying
I mean if chooch doesn’t look like a superhero in that clip, and if wrongway doesn’t look awesome in this one: https://youtube.com/shorts/ZB6jR4c5kug?si=o4weo4x73Kh6_P3c then EUCs just aren’t for you and that’s ok
As far as safety, the main thing is that they’re about 10x harder to overpower than a onewheel. You can’t “nosedive” on modern EUC like a Lynx like you can on a onewheel. That’s the main safety concern on self balancing wheels.
In my extensive experience with crashing PEVs, EUCs are my favorite to crash on because I’m already in the ideal crash position. I just slide it out on my knee pads and wrist guards. I’ve yet to suffer any injury. Onewheels have a sideways stance which makes for broken collarbones.
Newer EUCs also have redundant safety mechanisms. The Sherman L can operate even if the hall sensor fails.
They’ve also got suspension which makes surprise pot holes a non issue.
I love onewheels but they’re definitely less safe