Are you in the market for a new e-board? Check out our list of crucial factors to consider before selecting the best one for you:
Range:
How far do you want to ride? Consider the terrain, skateboard setup, weight, and style and how they'll affect your range.
Support and Spare Parts:
To avoid being stranded on the side of the road with a broken board, make sure you know the warranty period and how often you'll need to replace parts like wheels and belts. Look for a company with a solid track record of customer service excellence that can help if you encounter any issues. Skateboards Electric is a leader in reliability and warranty, especially with the upcoming SE1, built from the ground up with reliability in mind.
Weight:
It's essential to consider the board's weight and your intended use. If you're planning on long-distance shredding, a board with a large battery, a stiff longboard deck, and larger-sized wheels might be more suitable. We recommend aiming for 4-6 e-board vehicles in perfect working condition at all times so you're always prepared for any adventure.
Performance:
When shopping for an electric skateboard, look at the wheels, trucks, deck size, battery, and motors. A top-notch motorized longboard will keep you shredding for miles. The speed, range, and terrain you want to tackle will determine the best e-board for you. Check out our top-performing e-skate collection: Click Here
Value for Money:
Make sure you're getting your money's worth, including the lithium battery's size and the motor's power. Upgrading these features will cost more, but top speed and range increases with more cells in series and a higher watt hour size battery. Look for a board that offers relatively competitive pricing and good value. Our top pick for value:Click Here
Number of Motors:
One motor will save you some cash but won't accelerate as quickly as a two-motor setup. If you're a hardcore shredder looking for max speed, hill climbing torque, and acceleration, go for the two or four-motor option.Click Here
Material and Dimensions of the Deck:
Electric skateboard decks are usually made of maple, bamboo, or carbon fiber/fiberglass. The deck's flex will vary, so consider your weight and style when choosing a material. Stiff decks without suspensions are usually best for high-speed street riding, while flexible decks are great for casual carving and commuting. The deck size should also be appropriate for your height and weight.
At Skateboards Electric, we prioritize power, performance, and quality. We only sell reliable e-boards with readily available spare parts shipped from the USA, and we include factory warranty repair assistance. Our experienced staff is ready to help you find the perfect ride, so give us a shout if you have any questions or issues. We're ready to hook you up with a rad e-board to keep you shredding for miles.
