An Australian company believes it has come up with a way of life tofinally make hoverboards safe — or at least safer . But instead of addressing the issue of wrong battery and misleading electronics , it ’s instead created a bag that it claims will safely hold yourhoverboard ’s inevitable meltdown .
To reiterate . Homescreen Media ’s Hovervault , as the bag is call , does n’t prevent your hoverboard from exploding , catching fervidness , or turning into a puddle of toxic melted credit card . Apparently we ’re at the spot where it ’s assumed all hoverboards will inevitably gain that spot .
The fire - resistant Hovervault ( not fire - proof ) is made of fiberglass composite material that will contain the flame and heat when your hoverboard finally explodes into fire — whether that ’s while it ’s charging , or while it ’s being delight . If the meltdown pass off while you ’re ride and actually “ hovering ” , the Hovervault ca n’t help oneself you , so it ’s best just to run aside once you ’ve captured the whole affair on video .
It ’s also important to mention that the Hovervault does n’t abruptly make it OK tobring your hoverboard onto a woodworking plane . The $ 35 bag is really designed to rent fastball escape in the event of a fire , which is the last thing anyone want filling a sheet ’s cabin . The safest solution is to take your hoverboard and throw it into the nigh lake , but barring that , the Hovervault might one solar day prevent your home from being burned to the ground .
[ HovervaultviaGizmag ]
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