Been looking at so many e board vids since I ordered my wowgo 2s max on Friday (arrives Wednesday) I wanted one since I tried my friends last year, great vid!
4:30 "Despite being a year old" are the eboard companies that innovative? Or do these boards lose value that fast? Whether it be phone, mics, anything at all electronic I make it a habit to go for things that are older but were quality at the time of release. Makes me not wanna try any old boards when you say it like that
Good review. I have the Flex Riot as a grocery getter and love it. I put softer wheels and it rides smoother (Boa 90mm Hatchlings). It's fun, responsive and a great carver. Plus, being relatively light makes it easy to carry when running errands or commuting. It's also very enjoyable when I need a break from my big board. Shop around as many shops are discounting it to make room for newer inventory. I got mine for around $330 shipped.
Cool but lots of editorial errors like saying the wrong number on screen and saying 15miles range is above average for maxfind but then wowgos 14.3 mile range is considered toptier but Elway 16miles is good
GAhh! Sorry about that, mistake were sneaked in due to multiple rounds of edit and reediting, changing the text number price etc etc. My bad. Thanks for pointing it out, hope it didn't take too much away from the information I tried to deliver.
You'll get what you pay for but the main limiting factor is sheer volume of lithium you can cram into the small form factor even the most energy dense cells on the market won't get you too far when you can't fit more than a few of them into a package that small.
how are belt driven boards less efficient? lower kv and gear reduction sounds quite the opposite to me. good selection anyway, looking forward for the mini one!
belt-system are generally less energy efficient as you have energy loss through the system. frictions, sounds etc. Don't quote me, not an engineer, but if you look at boards with similar battery, belt-drives tends to have significantly lesser range than their hub counterparts. (EG Exway Flex hubs vs Exway Flex Riot)
@@ElectricSkateboardHQ and actually my statement was also wrong, belt driven motors need to be higher kv (speed faster) to keep on par with the gear ratio
Been looking at so many e board vids since I ordered my wowgo 2s max on Friday (arrives Wednesday) I wanted one since I tried my friends last year, great vid!
Update on the board?
4:30 "Despite being a year old" are the eboard companies that innovative? Or do these boards lose value that fast? Whether it be phone, mics, anything at all electronic I make it a habit to go for things that are older but were quality at the time of release. Makes me not wanna try any old boards when you say it like that
Good review. I have the Flex Riot as a grocery getter and love it. I put softer wheels and it rides smoother (Boa 90mm Hatchlings). It's fun, responsive and a great carver. Plus, being relatively light makes it easy to carry when running errands or commuting. It's also very enjoyable when I need a break from my big board. Shop around as many shops are discounting it to make room for newer inventory. I got mine for around $330 shipped.
Where did you get yours from?
@@berhetta552I’ve been looking too and I can’t even find one on there sight
$330!?? Where are you based and where did you get this from?
Need the short board video!
what about tynee ultra sl????
From my experience, wowgo bards have quality issues. And they warranty, almost 2 months have passed and i still haven't received my spare parts.
Do these usually have regenerative braking?
Cool but lots of editorial errors like saying the wrong number on screen and saying 15miles range is above average for maxfind but then wowgos 14.3 mile range is considered toptier but Elway 16miles is good
GAhh! Sorry about that, mistake were sneaked in due to multiple rounds of edit and reediting, changing the text number price etc etc. My bad. Thanks for pointing it out, hope it didn't take too much away from the information I tried to deliver.
@@ElectricSkateboardHQstill a very nice video. Thank you!!
Which is the best for someone who doesnt know how to skateboard yet?
A regular push board is a great start
It looks like the Wowgo 25 Max would be one ;)
One with local support
exway link doesnt work
one thing I do not like about them is the range
You'll get what you pay for but the main limiting factor is sheer volume of lithium you can cram into the small form factor even the most energy dense cells on the market won't get you too far when you can't fit more than a few of them into a package that small.
You get nothing for free. Good cells cost. Lot of fakes out there too
how are belt driven boards less efficient? lower kv and gear reduction sounds quite the opposite to me. good selection anyway, looking forward for the mini one!
belt-system are generally less energy efficient as you have energy loss through the system. frictions, sounds etc. Don't quote me, not an engineer, but if you look at boards with similar battery, belt-drives tends to have significantly lesser range than their hub counterparts. (EG Exway Flex hubs vs Exway Flex Riot)
@@ElectricSkateboardHQ and actually my statement was also wrong, belt driven motors need to be higher kv (speed faster) to keep on par with the gear ratio
Mechanical power loss through the drive train I'd assume unlike direct drive
LOl who is gonna do that "MANTEINANCE" should i send it back to china or what>?
Added maintenance like switching out belts.
You don't do minor maintenance on your car or other toys?
Learn to fix them it’s not hard.
for low price u get low range
Good cells cost yeah
Maxfind max 6: hold my beer
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