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“The Hurricane is not your best option for carving. Stiff deck, big wheels, and tight trucks are all minus points for fun carving, and we don’t feel much temptation to carve around when we are on the Hurricane.”

“On a smooth road, the narrow contact patch of the Cloudwheels took away the sticky, grippy smoothness of the ride. This made carving less fun than your regular street wheels; thankfully, Ownboard W2 Pro allows you to change into regular street wheels easily.”

The video describes the Max find Max 5 series of electric skateboards, lauding their good looks and well-polished build alongside a smooth riding experience, despite their slightly higher price and less powerful speed and battery, and endorses it for those prioritizing aesthetics and rider comfort.

Propel Endeavor Pro is an amazing all-terrain suspension board.”

The Maxfind FF-Belt offers good value, with a beautiful composite deck, swappable battery feature, and smooth ride. While it excels in various areas such as torque, range, and speed control, it doesn't stand out as amazing in any specific category, but it also doesn't have any glaring weaknesses.

The Evolve Hadean series is pricy but offers substantial improvements over the GTR series, with a larger battery, more powerful motors, a more durable remote, a refined speed control, and an attractive design. Despite these improvements, some critics consider it overpriced. The Hadean series is ultimately designed for existing Evolve fans who want more from their electric skateboards.

The reviewer gives a favorable first look and ride test of the Evolve Stoke, praising its improved design and ride quality due to new battery and wireless technology. Despite concerns about the board’s heavier weight due to the new components, the reviewer commends its strong performance and portrays it as a viable alternative for short commutes and errand runs.

I think anyone who is in the market for an electric shortboard should first consider the Wowgo Mini 2, as it’s substantially better than its cheaper competitor while simultaneously not too far behind its pricier counterparts.

"Retrospectively, the hype of Wowgo 2S during its arrival to the market is certainly justified. Very smooth control, decent longboard parts makes it a very good choice for newcomers. Seasoned eskater[s] will either enjoy it as much or find it a very good base to tinker around with.”

We received the basic version of the board, and our heavyweight 95kg rider managed to reach a maximum distance of 6 miles or 10km out of the 10 miles or 16km marketed range… as usual, weight and speed play a huge factor in achieving the maximum possible range of a board.

Despite being a 31-inch short board, it still packs strong performance to rival any regular size electric skateboard out there.

"Let’s put it this way, everything about Wowgo AT2 felt really premium, and the only thing that doesn’t feel premium about it … is, unfortunately, the quirky brand name."

It has an easy hot-swappable battery, you just need to undo a thumbscrew, and voila, the battery can just slide out.

The Meepo V5 electric skateboard delivers a combination of good range, comfort, and speed with improved waterproofing and design, although it has slightly less power than its predecessor.