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No. They would require either anti-gravity (impossible with our current understanding of physics) or extremely precise propulsion and balance, which would need to be too exact to be practical.
* A workable hoverboard could be created from a powerful magnet, but would only remain airborne when placed above another equally powerful magnet.
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