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Inline Skate, 1823
Today’s skaters have the advantage of being able to practice year-round in indoor rinks, but what did 19th-century athletes do to stay competitive?
They used the Volito.
This inline skate (from 1823) had a wooden sole, a single row of five wooden wheels and a curved iron bar at the front that served as a rudimentary brake. What made the Volito superior to other models? It was the unequal size of its wheels—larger at the center and smaller at the ends. This simple modification allowed the skater to execute turns more easily.
Time to start practicing that quadruple axel.
The Volito is part of the National Museum of American History’s collection. More about Olympic artifacts in the museum’s collection here.
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