Great informative video as always, thanks. Definitely a game changer, I'm in Wales hence a lot of rural long distance riding with little or no chance of charging, currently have the Lacroix Lonestar for this reason, but then its heavy and turns like a truck on street rides. So to have a board that I can use for short rides which will carve and also ride well off road with the 4wd capabilities and then attach the battery for the longer group rides is really my perfect combination, Lacroix used to give two VX1's with the Lonestar at first before changing to the Hoyt Puck, just wondering how the remote holds up to 50 mile rides? looking forward to see how you rate the gear drives. Cheers Chris 👍
is it possible to do a review on the bustinboards electric skateboard ? would love to know how it stack with the other Estkate. great job on the videos
I always found that a very impractical way to extend the range. Especially if you love carving, sharp turns while being on high and low speeds. In my eyes this is just a hindrance
Would it not make more sense to have a board who's battery is easy to remove and carry a second battery? I don't know much about electric skateboarding, are there boards who's batteries are easy to remove?
i do hope they fixed the battery issues, I had my wave and atlas battery fail on me in the way that it only charged to about 88% and didn't seem to have full power, even when cranked up in the app....
Suposedly the b-one titan x can go 40 mils woth the smaller wheels around 35 ish with the bigger wheels and that one cost only 2100$ Now i have not riddin that or tested it but i assume 9ther boards have the same kind of range for a 2 in 1 or 4wd board I cant say i would pay 2000$ fir the board and another 1000$ fir a battery to get a board that gose the same milage as sime others ive seen So if they could do this and make it able to connect exteral power bank like a ecoflow or something or solar panel i might consider it however to have something this heavy for only about 40 miles is a bit to much fir me i think 66lbs is a bit heavy too Thanks for the test
Good review, although I feel a rider that doesn’t normally ride with a pack on a board shouldn’t comment on how the board can turn and move, especially just for the time of the review.
Follow up question. I got the board with the GaN charger in the US and the brick gets extremely hot and i can only charge the board for about 45 minutes before the GaN charger LED starts to blink red and green which i suppose is a warning the charger is too hot to continue so i have to unplug it. Does the same happen to you GaN charger and what about the older 1000w brick charger? how hot does the 1000w charger get?
@@atarkovbot123 to be fair the board was excellent. I just think the 4wd is too powerful for their chargers. I went through 2 gan chargers and 2-1000 watt chargers and gave up, bought an acedeck instead and never looked back.
Chris Please do a video about how Lycaon is stealing money from people and not sending them anything. Please please help me bring down this awful company. Thank you 🙏🏻
Hello, what will be better in terms of quality Evolve HADEAN or Exway atlas pro which is better to choose? thanks in advance, but I can’t choose what would be better
See, i wish someone just made a complete board with a giant battery pack that looked like how this board ends up being shaped like.. rly need 120km+ range, hope that some mad lad company from china or what ever is gonna go make that now, id buy it in a heart beat- the lonestar is kinda what im looking for.. but it could still have more stacks between the legs.. yes i am a speed demon, no- no cops can catch me xD
I ordered mine a couple days ago!! The AUXPack was the main reason I bought the Atlas Pro over other boards. ❤
So how do you like your board? Im thinking of grabbing one
Can’t wait for mine to come in! Perfect for me since I ride trails through mountains!
Great informative video as always, thanks. Definitely a game changer, I'm in Wales hence a lot of rural long distance riding with little or no chance of charging, currently have the Lacroix Lonestar for this reason, but then its heavy and turns like a truck on street rides.
So to have a board that I can use for short rides which will carve and also ride well off road with the 4wd capabilities and then attach the battery for the longer group rides is really my perfect combination, Lacroix used to give two VX1's with the Lonestar at first before changing to the Hoyt Puck, just wondering how the remote holds up to 50 mile rides?
looking forward to see how you rate the gear drives. Cheers Chris 👍
Thank you Mark
Do you have any issues with your lacroix board so far ? anything; something out of balance, a new noise, any disconnects ?
Honestly a small custom fit Boat canvas cover would be perfect to keep it dry in rainy situations.
cant wait to see some fall videos , that thing looks like it can reap your foot out worse than the Backfire Hammer spoiler
I got the M-Boards endurance, seems to be a little bit better form factor for long range.
Haha I'm looking at you too brother 🤣👍🏼
This guy… 😂😂
is it possible to do a review on the bustinboards electric skateboard ? would love to know how it stack with the other Estkate. great job on the videos
I always found that a very impractical way to extend the range. Especially if you love carving, sharp turns while being on high and low speeds. In my eyes this is just a hindrance
Would it not make more sense to have a board who's battery is easy to remove and carry a second battery? I don't know much about electric skateboarding, are there boards who's batteries are easy to remove?
i do hope they fixed the battery issues, I had my wave and atlas battery fail on me in the way that it only charged to about 88% and didn't seem to have full power, even when cranked up in the app....
Suposedly the b-one titan x can go 40 mils woth the smaller wheels around 35 ish with the bigger wheels and that one cost only 2100$
Now i have not riddin that or tested it but i assume 9ther boards have the same kind of range for a 2 in 1 or 4wd board
I cant say i would pay 2000$ fir the board and another 1000$ fir a battery to get a board that gose the same milage as sime others ive seen
So if they could do this and make it able to connect exteral power bank like a ecoflow or something or solar panel i might consider it however to have something this heavy for only about 40 miles is a bit to much fir me i think 66lbs is a bit heavy too
Thanks for the test
Good review, although I feel a rider that doesn’t normally ride with a pack on a board shouldn’t comment on how the board can turn and move, especially just for the time of the review.
street wheels= zero range issues, more power and more speed 🤘🏼🕺🕺🕺
Not an option when you live in Cambridge, England. Cobbled streets, gravel roads and very rough!
Good video 🔥
Thanks bud !
Follow up question. I got the board with the GaN charger in the US and the brick gets extremely hot and i can only charge the board for about 45 minutes before the GaN charger LED starts to blink red and green which i suppose is a warning the charger is too hot to continue so i have to unplug it. Does the same happen to you GaN charger and what about the older 1000w brick charger? how hot does the 1000w charger get?
it has a cooling fan inside of it so i assume it can keep itself cool
@@atarkovbot123 turns out that’s not true. I actually sold the board because of this issue. I’ll never buy Exway again.
@@MoshMob What really? im going to go watch your video to see what its really like
@@atarkovbot123 to be fair the board was excellent. I just think the 4wd is too powerful for their chargers. I went through 2 gan chargers and 2-1000 watt chargers and gave up, bought an acedeck instead and never looked back.
@@MoshMob which ace deck did you get is it as powerful?
Chris Please do a video about how Lycaon is stealing money from people and not sending them anything. Please please help me bring down this awful company. Thank you 🙏🏻
Got a new hurricane bamboo ultra here if you want to do a review Croydon based
Hello, what will be better in terms of quality Evolve HADEAN or Exway atlas pro which is better to choose? thanks in advance, but I can’t choose what would be better
He has a video on this exact subject. Which one did you pick up? I got the MBoards Endurance instead!
I have my eye on an Atlas Pro but I'll skip on the AUX Pack.
See, i wish someone just made a complete board with a giant battery pack that looked like how this board ends up being shaped like.. rly need 120km+ range, hope that some mad lad company from china or what ever is gonna go make that now, id buy it in a heart beat- the lonestar is kinda what im looking for.. but it could still have more stacks between the legs.. yes i am a speed demon, no- no cops can catch me xD
Unfortunately this solution doesn’t make sense. It’s better to buy Zeus Pro and have a great range out of the box.
😂
True that
Is there any chance to extend an Evolve board battery?
Not currently. Buy 2 or moan at evolve to make a fast charger
@@averageeskatereviews mang, thx for the insta answer. My battery is rekt after 4 years of using.
@@averageeskatereviews nice videos u have btw 👍
yea a gallon of gasoline and a pack of matches
So it has the range of my M50 Zeus pro damn definitely not upgrading yet. Zeus Pro for the win still.
Uncomfortable to ride with the pack and good luck bailing off the board if needed. Just get a board with a bigger built in battery….
😂😂😂 nah I’ll stick to my evolve…. Lol that looks and sounds so stupid… a half ass design of a board…
This is a joke right?
no haha it can be beneficial but definitely not for me
That's what I tjought.. it's huge.... looks like one of the old lead. I wonder if thats a lithium haven't heard him say
Keep doing such great work!👍🛹