It seems like a lot of people want to try them, too. The Acton RocketSkates have surpassed their KickStarter goal ($50,000) by nearly 10 times ($486,727) at the time of writing. This ample funding ...

Now hold on, don't close the browser tab just yet. Just launched on Kickstarter, Acton's RocketSkates do have a rather misleading name. But they're actually quite the improvement over the Spnkix ...

Now comes RocketSkates from Los Angeles–based Acton Inc., which recently raised 10 times its $50,000 goal on the crowd-sourced funding site Kickstarter.com. It seems that people want RocketSkates.

We may not have hover boards yet, but we can have motorized shoes, and Acton is leading the charge with its RocketSkates. Already a Kickstarter hit, the futuristic electric skates are controlled ...

His latest model of Acton Rocket Skates exceeded their funding goal by over $500,000 and set the internet abuzz.

Yup, you read that right. At long last, rocket skates are a real thing that legitimately exist in the universe that you and I inhabit. Now, before you sell your car to scrounge up enough cash to ...

The Acton R RocketSkates, which debuted on crowdfunding site Kickstarter, are designed to strap over a consumer’s shoe, requiring no remote control. They instead connect with an app on users’ ...

So, what are ACTON RocketSkates? Well, the latest invention to be featured on the season premiere of Shark Tank are pretty much exactly what they sound like: Mini rockets for your feet ...

The Acton R RocketSkates don't use rockets. But they are powered by electricity meaning the wearer can cruise along without any effort at all. The RocketSkates have hit Kickstarter where they're ...

Meanwhile, in the land of useful ways to spend your money, Kickstarter has fully funded ACTON RocketSkates, which are motorized skates you strap onto your shoes. DREAMS REALLY DO COME TRUE.

In case you wished someone would come up with a similar project for roller skates, you should check out the Acton R “Rocketskates,” which have already raised more than $230,000 on the same ...

To that end, enter the Acton R RocketSkates -- aka actual Rocket Boots. This new Kickstarter project is billed as the "world's first smart wearable mobility" product, aka "strap-in, smart electric ...