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Electric skateboard hill climbing explained
Gradient rating, motor torque and wheel type are the three factors that determine whether a board climbs confidently or struggles to a crawl.
How much electricity does an electric skateboard use?
An electric skateboard uses surprisingly little electricity.
What makes a premium electric skateboard different?
The difference between a budget board and a premium one is not just speed or battery size.
Best electric skateboard for heavier riders
For riders over 200 lbs, the Diablo Carbon All-Terrain is the strongest pick in the Evolve lineup.
Do electric skateboards work in the rain?
Electric skateboards are not waterproof, and riding in the rain carries real risk of water damage to your battery, motors and motor controller.
How to choose your first electric skateboard
If you are choosing your first electric skateboard and want a setup that is forgiving to learn on, capable enough to grow with and versatile across the...
Can electric skateboards ride on gravel or dirt?
Most electric skateboards cannot handle gravel or dirt safely, but all-terrain boards built with pneumatic tyres handle those surfaces well.
Electric skateboard range explained (what affects range)
The range figure on any electric skateboard spec sheet is a best-case number, not a guarantee.
