Thank you for your wonderful video. It is very detailed. The Tynee mini 3 pro is positioned as the best performing and highest quality mini skateboard. In the early stages of the project, some of our team questioned whether such high performance was needed as a short electric skateboard. After we made it, everyone in our team experienced its wonderful power. We immediately fell in love with this feeling and decided to mass produce it, In terms of build quality, we never compromise and we all use the best of everything, which is why Mini 3 Pro came out. We hope you guys will like it and thank you again for your wonderful video. Thank you❤
Probably one of the best reviews out there, the quality of the image is top notch. The only thing i would address is that the power of motors are indeed 5500W, but the board itself can only provide 4368W of power, it can be calculated by multiplying the voltage of the battery pack with the Amperage of the ESC, so at full charge (54.6V) it's multiplied by 80A of the ESC current resulting in 4368
Speed wobbles ARE a problem on varying surfaces. I took my first tumble off this thing today just because I was moving from pavement to brick. I recommend taking it slow unless you’re on a consistent surface
Yup! Also switch out your bushings, it takes some tinkering but it can change the feel of the board and almost eliminate speedwobbles if you tune it well enough
Quick video on my channel where I share a unique way to eliminate speed wobbles and instability at any speed while still having excellent maneuverability and fun easy carving.
I got this board and love it. I have 2 other boards. Kicktails rule. I also went with the offroad kit because pneumatics are great. I did move the rear axle forward a bit with the offroad trucks to keep the kicktail. Its actually easy, you just shove it forward and drill 2 new holes, using the old front holes as the rear. The offroad trucks push the rear axle way back, which ends the kicktail ability. Putting it back to where it belongs makes this board now unique, in that its a kicktail with air tires. Its the best setup and as usual, nobody gets it. That combo is the best of everything. Its going to take people years to come around to this idea. People are still fooling with longboards and getting off and moving the board with their feet constantly and running right into huge cracks. The kicktail allows you to hop over big cracks. With a long board, you have no choice but to plow right into it. I just have no idea why people ever want a longboard. If you are doing high speed downhill on a road you know, great, longboard it, everything else, kicktail.
Not only is a shortboard great for jumping over large cracks...You know those bumpy metal plates for the seeing impaired? You can just jump over them lol. But hey...when you live on an island, its the land of the long board...you cant convert those surfer types.
Amazing board, the best purchase I've made in years. So fun, so fast, and super stable. Love the look of it (I hate long boards), except for the grip tape pattern, which I fixed with a sharpie. I would definitely buy another one from Tynee.
🤙🏼⚡ *Banger edit* ⚡🤙🏼 Too much power for me 😂 but the best thing is you can easily dial the torque down, or up usin the remote, that ability to customise acceleration on many of the new boards is amazin. Minis are the ideal commuter, just easy to store away. Very practical like you say. I've been ridin minis from 2017 and I always try to keep one in my esk8 rotation 😂 I'd recommend people get the Soft 105s from Tynee, Aiden is always happy and willing to let buyers customise/change things for their purchase. Tynee offer great service and build quality is usually great. A board like this would suit Venom bushings, not as bouncy as Riptide Krank bushings so Venoms feel more stable at higher speeds. Sound advice on ridin in the wet! 👏🏼👏🏼 Aiden really puts his heart and soul into these boards, gotta applaud his work ethic.
Cheers Benny! Agree ability to customise the power can only be a good thing. Good recommendation for Venom bushings! Can see someone in the comments below has already done that upgrade. Echo what you say on Aiden's work ethic. What he's built is to be applauded 👏
Nice overview, thanks! Would love to see a little test of its acceleration at different settings. Also a look inside as well would be really nice, to get an idea of the available space, if someone wanted to replace the ESC with something better.
I have this board, its fun reaaly fun. Its also fast really fast annnd its also heavy really heavy. The custom things i did with this board is change the pivot cups to riptides pivots and change the bushings to 95a glowies from Venom. Might swap out the bearings for bones super swiss 6,
@@ASeSkater very stable and very snappy if its tightened just right , it really does prevent the majority of speed wobbles, I'd say it locks you in place but does turn when you need it. The stock bushings are waaaaay to sloppy.
I have the Mini 3 pro as my go to board and the Explorer for gravelroads. I have the BOA 100 mm White Wheels and thats my favorit combo. Also have the Caguamas 85 mm they are a bit too smal the motors are to close to the ground. The Hydro Wheels 105 mm i use on the winter season when its moore rain and bad wheather no i dont ride unless i have too in the rain but sometimes you have to get home in rain and the are perfect for that. I also have the offroadkitt and i used it alott its great and the perfect combo if you are riding on moore terrain out of the citys nice paved roads. The reason i dont use it all the time is because of all the flat tires and fixing with that all the time. The 100 mm BOA is the absolut best wheels with the Mini 3 pro it makes a perfect board even moore perfect! So when i need to go on ruffer terrain i get my Tynee Explorer insted. I also have the Boosted mini X since 2019 and the Mini 3 pro is the dream upgrade to the Mini X its just check every box you can ever ask fore. My experience is Skateboarding in Verts and big skateparks since 1976. Your review is the best out there realy great! :-)
I've been riding the mini 2 with the hydro wheels, same board, battery and motors, but with Hobbywing ESC for 18 months as my daily transport. It's a great stealth board. Must have over 2000+ miles on the board. Just give a pretend push if you are passing a policeman and you're good. Rode through a couple of police stops aimed at seizing e-scooters in London and been waved through. The motors are under the board and it passes as a manual longboard. The perfect size for a easy last mile commuter board. Just a great board and Tyne are a great company, though I have yet to need any support as the board just goes and goes.
Great video, I have had this board for a few months now and it holds up to the good review. The only things I could add is that yes it is powerful. I wanted to get a board that could make it up any hill in San Francisco and it can do it! But with the 105mm wheels the hill climbing will kill the battery. driving across the city with some very large hills I can kill the battery in 12-14 miles. Also if you use that power to climb hills (or break down them) you will go through belts fast, and losing a belt on a steep hills is scary.
Great review! i buyed this board and i love it, tested on vario scenario but speed wobble can be around the corner over 30km/h...so i'have done a custom setup (change bushing+washer, truck angle, wheels, gear ratio and now is even more crazy! you can also sliding in full speed (i have unlock the speed and now hit 60km/h), great board!
How do you get away with riding on the road in middle of Birmingham without getting stopped ? Crazy , I'm west midlands Hereford and if I did that I'd be stopped within the first hour of riding.
Those motors look to me exactly like boosted board motors. I have a V2+ and a Stealth. Tho, Sadly my stealth is out of commision. I swapped parts from it to my V2+. The ESC doesnt work. 3 middle lights on and the power button light pulsing yellow.
Thanks for the informative video. I was wondering what stand you used to prop up the electric skateboard at 6:09. I would also like one for my college dorm
I only ever ride a mini board . I currently own 1st gen tynee mini. long board just don't cut it in my opinion. kick up the short board carry , store , the best
@@educational4434 to big and heavy, shit to carry and store away when I'm at places. short boards now have speed and range , had an evolve GTR won't go back to a long board. popping off gutters and steps /not having to get off board all the time. and skated in late 80s early 90s, reminds me of the old school designs before double kicks took over. that's why long boards don't cut it for me
The x1max was my first eskate, the hub version & I've had it for 4 months now at 1337 miles this morning! The tyneemini3pro is my next eskate! I live in a very hilly area and the x1 was able to climb all the hills, even with 110rovers on it, but the 5mph up steep hills is like BLAH, but other downside to belt drive is where I live. It's a half mile semi gravel with fine small rocks until a paved road, then all our paved roads are chip sealed so loose jagged lil pebbles are everywhere! I'm hoping the belts work out, but I do 3d printing so I may design a actual full cover for the mini 3 pro!
I own the X1 max hub too and it’s one of my most used boards in a flat city. I think the Tynee would serve you really well. You might consider removing the belt covers altogether to stop pebbles getting stuck inside then getting into the belts, or as you say designing an enclosed cover
It's def the best bang for my buck I could've got! My biggest complaint is the failure of my 110rovers, 3 times now. FIrst set the inner plastic sleeves failed at 150 miles and the entire core of the rovers ground itself to shit.... then they sent new set of sleeves n hub sleeves, and that set is still on, and almost at 1000miles, BUT, cloud had to send a entire new set of inner plastic sleeves AND new hub sleeves because the ones I have 1000miles on failed plastic sleeve wise at 750ish, and caused inner core to break in a spot but they are still usable but their HUGE HUGE flaw is the cheap flimsy ABS type injection plastic sleeves. They need to use a polyamide or nylon mix with GF or CF infill additives to make the plastic retain itself and not break under heat or stress as east........ @@ASeSkater
Idk if you've gotten one already or not but I've noticed their original app I use for my exway wave is no longer available to download, and their newer app "exskate" just crashes every time it tries to find Bluetooth devices. Just a buyers beware, you may not be able to tweak settings with an app. I put a ticket in about it, no response yet. Mind you I put the ticket in somewhat recent
Im trying to decide which Tynee to get. The mini 3sl is just so much cheaper than the other options but I am curious as to whether getting the tynee mini 3 or tynee mini 3 pro is worth the price difference and I should get those instead. Im also curious if getting the better battery/wheels for it is worth the extra price also and if so which should I get.
Perhaps reduced torque but it would still be a little ripper. It would crush most terrain too. Not sure how I’d feel being on a shortboard that high off the ground however.
@ASeSkater What up bro. I had the BOOSTED MINI X. How does it compare? Is it heavier than the boosted? Is it bigger? How is it different than the MINI X?
Hi. I owned the Boosted Mini X too. This board is much much faster. I topped at 20mph but with the Tynee you can easily get to 30 and beyond. I get about 3 times as much range on the Tynee too with the same riding. I prefer the slightly flatter deck on the Tynee. The size between the two is comparable but you can get direct deck measurements online. The alien spaceship whirring noise on the Mini X is deeply missed though. It also had a great app, and I liked the reverse feature. The Tynee also has reverse but you need to toggle the switch on the remote. All in the Tynee wins pretty much on all fronts. Its a great buy
Did I miss the bit where you talk about what it's like on hills? I live on a fairly steep hill and I'm wondering if this will actually get up it, or if I even need the pro version. Any ideas? Cheers.
I have the regular Tynee Mini 3 Belt. I wanted a short board for quite some time, basically ever since I’ve got the first Meepo. My daily commute is a Backfire Zealot S with Cloudwheels and the Mini 3 is so much less comfortable, that I can not use it for daily. I was quite shocked what a difference it makes. Maybe it’s because my area of town has a lot cobblestone and concrete tile areas that I need to pass every day. Otherwise it’s a great board. I am approximately 100 kg with gear and the fastest I went was 45 kmph. And the Pro is even stronger and faster! Also bear in mind the weight, the battery in this board is huge and it’s noticeable every time you have to pick it up and carry it. A longboard is much easier to chug along with you through stores…
I'd see if you can get the hydro wheels installed on your board, because these things are eating up all sorts of bad terrain for me. In terms of the tail bashguard, you may be able to diy something, perhaps by gluing a piece of abs plastic to the tail?
OK. I haven't watched the video, but I can confirm that the Tynee Mini 2 is already an outstanding board. It's so convenient and powerful that I've ended up using it way more than my Onsra Black Carve. Of course, it's more acrobatic considering the size, but it's a very solid board. I strongly recommend the Cloudwheels version (or switching to them after purchase). It increases the stability and ability to survive holes and other street impediments. Now, let's see what Ammar thinks the Mini 3 Pro is bringing. 👍
@@ASeSkaterthat so epic! Ima order one now😂 you have me sold I’m more used to long boards but you seem to think it’s a stable ride so ima give it a go!
Hi! Do you recommend the stinger above the mini? I was about to get the stinger cause of the good range but, it scares me that it looks too high, and it looks unstable because of the double king ping trucks. Could you please give me an opinion? Thank you!
If you're looking for portability and lighter weight then the mini is good. Stinger is stable and very carvy so a lot more fun to ride. Not as stable when going past 27 mph. Carving on it is best at lower speed anyway so most the time you won't want to go fast because it's too fun to carve on. Better range and tighter turning are good for city riding vs the mini.
thanks for the reply. i really like your videos, informative and good taste, keep the good work. I am an old guy that wants to buy an electric skateboard and try it out, i know a little bit how to skateboard on a regular longboard. I was thinking to get me a Wowgo 3e to start with, what do you think? any comment will be appreciated. Thanks@@ASeSkater
For $250 more than the Mini 3, the only real difference is it's 37 mph instead of 32 mph, and the different wheels. The battery and range are the same. Doesn't seem worth the extra cost. Cool board though - amazing the power you can get from these tiny motors.
I would have liked to hear more about the takeoff power and acceleration, which is a big component of what this board is about. Describe it. Will it throw someone off if not positioned properly? Will the front wheels lift off the ground? Is the torque more than is necessary? What is the feeling of the take off strength?
Yes to all, you have to make sure you're planted good before you hit the throttle. I wasn't buy accident and I litterly started to manual like for 2- 3 feet before I slammed the front end down and leaned into the acceleration. Once you get used to it it's only a matter of adjusting the bend in your front knee to compensate. I highly recommend wearing full gear with the board until your absolutely sure of your self. Me I have 3 year experience riding Esk8 and have 2 boards.
Fair point. As you could see I was wearing full protection. Unfortunately couldn't film my 'flooring it' test as I had to focus and the camera in my hand was awkward to hold. If you want this board to throw you off it can do so easily. It really is a pocket rocked. As Johnnie says above it is mega strong on the acceleration especially when unlocked. Its not unmanageable for an experienced rider.
the power and tork easily snaps belts....thats not disclosed in the i formation...Nope the belts dont hold up to its masive power output Buy lots and lots of extra belts if your a power useing skater or do steep kills and your on the heavy side...Cheers
For a long time now and I just think today is a good guy. Good quality but it’s not not gonna be a good seller because of price I really feel like him probably more like five or six would be more better asking price for this board coming from pro skater.
My only interaction with the police has been where an officer asked to ride one in a local park! (Of course I said yes). He had the time of his life haha! His vest was really heavy so it was almost a good weight test of the board 😄. Always follow road traffic law when riding, ride responsibly and safely with a helmet / protection and always stop if you're asked to
iv gotten zero customer service in over a week ...no email returns, no it not in my spam folder lol. they don't have a lagit phone number contact I did the whole on line chat and nothing,,,I gave that 3 working days and still no response All that hype as to how wonderfull there customer service is is nonsense...
I’ve a modified Meepo voyager and it eats up belts constantly as the covers seem designed to scoop in small rocks. I transplanted all the electronics onto a cruiser deck so similar size to this Tynee. It’s got a way better steering set up with reversed rear trucks and a waterborne surf adapter set with Major Arc front truck. Currently awaiting parts to convert it to chain drive
My goodness bro you are right and it is SO ANNOYING. I have a Voyager and I swear I have to take the belts off to get the rocks out after EVERY RIDE. I've had the since June and I've already had to order more belts 3 TIMES. I love the thing but jeez it's ridiculous
@@icewallow55 I ended up getting an Acedeck Element gear drive and rear truck, been on there a little over a week. Total game changer! It’s so much better in throttle/brake feel and it sounds amazing too. Rode through the worst rocky dirt trails and really wet dirty rough streets and it just works flawlessly. I have so much confidence in its reliability now, no broken bolts and the quality/design of that gear system is excellent. On the stock system I must have broken five belts in three months, once on a scary steep downhill which was the final straw leading me to look into other systems and eventually go with sealed gears.
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Thank you for your wonderful video. It is very detailed. The Tynee mini 3 pro is positioned as the best performing and highest quality mini skateboard. In the early stages of the project, some of our team questioned whether such high performance was needed as a short electric skateboard. After we made it, everyone in our team experienced its wonderful power. We immediately fell in love with this feeling and decided to mass produce it, In terms of build quality, we never compromise and we all use the best of everything, which is why Mini 3 Pro came out. We hope you guys will like it and thank you again for your wonderful video. Thank you❤
Thanks Tynee. You did a fantastic job with this board. Excited for Tynee’s future products!
Got any coupons i would love one. My trucks just broke on my jupiter 02
Probably one of the best reviews out there, the quality of the image is top notch.
The only thing i would address is that the power of motors are indeed 5500W, but the board itself can only provide 4368W of power, it can be calculated by multiplying the voltage of the battery pack with the Amperage of the ESC, so at full charge (54.6V) it's multiplied by 80A of the ESC current resulting in 4368
Thanks for watching and for the kind words. Appreciate you clarifying the point on power output! I guess either way the thing is a pocket rocket haha
Speed wobbles ARE a problem on varying surfaces. I took my first tumble off this thing today just because I was moving from pavement to brick. I recommend taking it slow unless you’re on a consistent surface
Yup! Also switch out your bushings, it takes some tinkering but it can change the feel of the board and almost eliminate speedwobbles if you tune it well enough
Quick video on my channel where I share a unique way to eliminate speed wobbles and instability at any speed while still having excellent maneuverability and fun easy carving.
@@onespeed3134or maybe learn how to loosen up your body.
I got this board and love it. I have 2 other boards. Kicktails rule. I also went with the offroad kit because pneumatics are great. I did move the rear axle forward a bit with the offroad trucks to keep the kicktail. Its actually easy, you just shove it forward and drill 2 new holes, using the old front holes as the rear. The offroad trucks push the rear axle way back, which ends the kicktail ability. Putting it back to where it belongs makes this board now unique, in that its a kicktail with air tires. Its the best setup and as usual, nobody gets it. That combo is the best of everything. Its going to take people years to come around to this idea. People are still fooling with longboards and getting off and moving the board with their feet constantly and running right into huge cracks. The kicktail allows you to hop over big cracks. With a long board, you have no choice but to plow right into it. I just have no idea why people ever want a longboard. If you are doing high speed downhill on a road you know, great, longboard it, everything else, kicktail.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts! Kicktails are awesome and so convenient aren’t they
Not only is a shortboard great for jumping over large cracks...You know those bumpy metal plates for the seeing impaired?
You can just jump over them lol.
But hey...when you live on an island, its the land of the long board...you cant convert those surfer types.
Amazing board, the best purchase I've made in years. So fun, so fast, and super stable. Love the look of it (I hate long boards), except for the grip tape pattern, which I fixed with a sharpie. I would definitely buy another one from Tynee.
🤙🏼⚡ *Banger edit* ⚡🤙🏼
Too much power for me 😂 but the best thing is you can easily dial the torque down, or up usin the remote, that ability to customise acceleration on many of the new boards is amazin.
Minis are the ideal commuter, just easy to store away. Very practical like you say. I've been ridin minis from 2017 and I always try to keep one in my esk8 rotation 😂
I'd recommend people get the Soft 105s from Tynee, Aiden is always happy and willing to let buyers customise/change things for their purchase.
Tynee offer great service and build quality is usually great. A board like this would suit Venom bushings, not as bouncy as Riptide Krank bushings so Venoms feel more stable at higher speeds.
Sound advice on ridin in the wet! 👏🏼👏🏼
Aiden really puts his heart and soul into these boards, gotta applaud his work ethic.
Cheers Benny!
Agree ability to customise the power can only be a good thing. Good recommendation for Venom bushings! Can see someone in the comments below has already done that upgrade.
Echo what you say on Aiden's work ethic. What he's built is to be applauded
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Nice overview, thanks! Would love to see a little test of its acceleration at different settings. Also a look inside as well would be really nice, to get an idea of the available space, if someone wanted to replace the ESC with something better.
I have this board, its fun reaaly fun. Its also fast really fast annnd its also heavy really heavy. The custom things i did with this board is change the pivot cups to riptides pivots and change the bushings to 95a glowies from Venom. Might swap out the bearings for bones super swiss 6,
Always great to customise a board to your liking! How do the Venom's perform for you?
@@ASeSkater very stable and very snappy if its tightened just right , it really does prevent the majority of speed wobbles, I'd say it locks you in place but does turn when you need it. The stock bushings are waaaaay to sloppy.
@@johnniewalker33 they sound like a really good upgrade! Thanks. I’ll try to get some
@@keelo-byte Paris V3 Pivot Cups... They make a difference i recommend getting them and changing out the bushings for something harder then stock.
I have the Mini 3 pro as my go to board and the Explorer for gravelroads. I have the BOA 100 mm White Wheels and thats my favorit combo. Also have the Caguamas 85 mm they are a bit too smal the motors are to close to the ground. The Hydro Wheels 105 mm i use on the winter season when its moore rain and bad wheather no i dont ride unless i have too in the rain but sometimes you have to get home in rain and the are perfect for that. I also have the offroadkitt and i used it alott its great and the perfect combo if you are riding on moore terrain out of the citys nice paved roads. The reason i dont use it all the time is because of all the flat tires and fixing with that all the time. The 100 mm BOA is the absolut best wheels with the Mini 3 pro it makes a perfect board even moore perfect! So when i need to go on ruffer terrain i get my Tynee Explorer insted. I also have the Boosted mini X since 2019 and the Mini 3 pro is the dream upgrade to the Mini X its just check every box you can ever ask fore. My experience is Skateboarding in Verts and big skateparks since 1976. Your review is the best out there realy great! :-)
I've been riding the mini 2 with the hydro wheels, same board, battery and motors, but with Hobbywing ESC for 18 months as my daily transport. It's a great stealth board. Must have over 2000+ miles on the board. Just give a pretend push if you are passing a policeman and you're good. Rode through a couple of police stops aimed at seizing e-scooters in London and been waved through. The motors are under the board and it passes as a manual longboard. The perfect size for a easy last mile commuter board. Just a great board and Tyne are a great company, though I have yet to need any support as the board just goes and goes.
Great video, I have had this board for a few months now and it holds up to the good review. The only things I could add is that yes it is powerful. I wanted to get a board that could make it up any hill in San Francisco and it can do it! But with the 105mm wheels the hill climbing will kill the battery. driving across the city with some very large hills I can kill the battery in 12-14 miles. Also if you use that power to climb hills (or break down them) you will go through belts fast, and losing a belt on a steep hills is scary.
Great review! i buyed this board and i love it, tested on vario scenario but speed wobble can be around the corner over 30km/h...so i'have done a custom setup (change bushing+washer, truck angle, wheels, gear ratio and now is even more crazy! you can also sliding in full speed (i have unlock the speed and now hit 60km/h), great board!
Brave rider to ride at 60kmh! Great board
How do you get away with riding on the road in middle of Birmingham without getting stopped ? Crazy , I'm west midlands Hereford and if I did that I'd be stopped within the first hour of riding.
Love the vid! Wish there was more riding footage and real time audio critique while riding! Get a mic in that helmet bro! Thx
Those motors look to me exactly like boosted board motors. I have a V2+ and a Stealth. Tho, Sadly my stealth is out of commision. I swapped parts from it to my V2+. The ESC doesnt work. 3 middle lights on and the power button light pulsing yellow.
Thanks for the informative video. I was wondering what stand you used to prop up the electric skateboard at 6:09. I would also like one for my college dorm
Thanks for watching. Just a normal stand up guitar stand from Amazon
I only ever ride a mini board . I currently own 1st gen tynee mini. long board just don't cut it in my opinion. kick up the short board carry , store , the best
Why do longboards just not cut it?
@@educational4434 to big and heavy, shit to carry and store away when I'm at places. short boards now have speed and range , had an evolve GTR won't go back to a long board. popping off gutters and steps /not having to get off board all the time. and skated in late 80s early 90s, reminds me of the old school designs before double kicks took over. that's why long boards don't cut it for me
@@81griffin Thanks 🙏
The x1max was my first eskate, the hub version & I've had it for 4 months now at 1337 miles this morning! The tyneemini3pro is my next eskate! I live in a very hilly area and the x1 was able to climb all the hills, even with 110rovers on it, but the 5mph up steep hills is like BLAH, but other downside to belt drive is where I live. It's a half mile semi gravel with fine small rocks until a paved road, then all our paved roads are chip sealed so loose jagged lil pebbles are everywhere! I'm hoping the belts work out, but I do 3d printing so I may design a actual full cover for the mini 3 pro!
I own the X1 max hub too and it’s one of my most used boards in a flat city. I think the Tynee would serve you really well. You might consider removing the belt covers altogether to stop pebbles getting stuck inside then getting into the belts, or as you say designing an enclosed cover
It's def the best bang for my buck I could've got! My biggest complaint is the failure of my 110rovers, 3 times now. FIrst set the inner plastic sleeves failed at 150 miles and the entire core of the rovers ground itself to shit.... then they sent new set of sleeves n hub sleeves, and that set is still on, and almost at 1000miles, BUT, cloud had to send a entire new set of inner plastic sleeves AND new hub sleeves because the ones I have 1000miles on failed plastic sleeve wise at 750ish, and caused inner core to break in a spot but they are still usable but their HUGE HUGE flaw is the cheap flimsy ABS type injection plastic sleeves. They need to use a polyamide or nylon mix with GF or CF infill additives to make the plastic retain itself and not break under heat or stress as east........
@@ASeSkater
I love mini esk8s. I have a backfire mini and going 25mph on that thing is plenty fast enough for me lol
Thanks for the great video again mate!!
Thanks for watching!
I’m wanting the Exway wave. Small, battery swapping, phone application, etc.
Idk if you've gotten one already or not but I've noticed their original app I use for my exway wave is no longer available to download, and their newer app "exskate" just crashes every time it tries to find Bluetooth devices. Just a buyers beware, you may not be able to tweak settings with an app. I put a ticket in about it, no response yet. Mind you I put the ticket in somewhat recent
Im trying to decide which Tynee to get. The mini 3sl is just so much cheaper than the other options but I am curious as to whether getting the tynee mini 3 or tynee mini 3 pro is worth the price difference and I should get those instead. Im also curious if getting the better battery/wheels for it is worth the extra price also and if so which should I get.
Would you consider testing the Mini 3 Pro with the AT kit? Very curious on the the performance and ride feel using AT wheels.
Perhaps reduced torque but it would still be a little ripper. It would crush most terrain too. Not sure how I’d feel being on a shortboard that high off the ground however.
@ASeSkater What up bro. I had the BOOSTED MINI X. How does it compare? Is it heavier than the boosted? Is it bigger? How is it different than the MINI X?
Hi. I owned the Boosted Mini X too. This board is much much faster. I topped at 20mph but with the Tynee you can easily get to 30 and beyond. I get about 3 times as much range on the Tynee too with the same riding. I prefer the slightly flatter deck on the Tynee. The size between the two is comparable but you can get direct deck measurements online. The alien spaceship whirring noise on the Mini X is deeply missed though. It also had a great app, and I liked the reverse feature. The Tynee also has reverse but you need to toggle the switch on the remote. All in the Tynee wins pretty much on all fronts. Its a great buy
lol @ alien whirring noise. i make deliveries in NYC and have had a great many people turn their heads in self defense
Did I miss the bit where you talk about what it's like on hills? I live on a fairly steep hill and I'm wondering if this will actually get up it, or if I even need the pro version. Any ideas? Cheers.
This annihilates hills! Very powerful you won’t struggle
@@ASeSkater thank you!
Can u get it with a bit wide longer board I’m a foot size 10
NIce video , thanks for all infos bro 🤙
Thanks for watching
Hi there, can you inform on where you got the stand for the board ?
@@NathanCefai hi. Guitar stand from Amazon
First 10 seconds of the video are 🔥!!!!!
I have the regular Tynee Mini 3 Belt. I wanted a short board for quite some time, basically ever since I’ve got the first Meepo. My daily commute is a Backfire Zealot S with Cloudwheels and the Mini 3 is so much less comfortable, that I can not use it for daily. I was quite shocked what a difference it makes. Maybe it’s because my area of town has a lot cobblestone and concrete tile areas that I need to pass every day.
Otherwise it’s a great board. I am approximately 100 kg with gear and the fastest I went was 45 kmph. And the Pro is even stronger and faster!
Also bear in mind the weight, the battery in this board is huge and it’s noticeable every time you have to pick it up and carry it. A longboard is much easier to chug along with you through stores…
Also, the tail puck should have had an integrated tail bashguard. The rim of my Tynee is completely scratched. On a black board this really shows.
I'd see if you can get the hydro wheels installed on your board, because these things are eating up all sorts of bad terrain for me. In terms of the tail bashguard, you may be able to diy something, perhaps by gluing a piece of abs plastic to the tail?
OK. I haven't watched the video, but I can confirm that the Tynee Mini 2 is already an outstanding board. It's so convenient and powerful that I've ended up using it way more than my Onsra Black Carve. Of course, it's more acrobatic considering the size, but it's a very solid board. I strongly recommend the Cloudwheels version (or switching to them after purchase). It increases the stability and ability to survive holes and other street impediments. Now, let's see what Ammar thinks the Mini 3 Pro is bringing. 👍
Can you swap the batteries out? Like if I wana fly can I take the battery out?
Hey. Yes you can easily. You can buy a 99Wh battery from Tynee’s website which you should be able to fly with
@@ASeSkaterthat so epic! Ima order one now😂 you have me sold I’m more used to long boards but you seem to think it’s a stable ride so ima give it a go!
Really great review pal thank you
Just got the Tynee Stinger. The performance blows my mind. It’s got so much torque and speed!
Hi! Do you recommend the stinger above the mini? I was about to get the stinger cause of the good range but, it scares me that it looks too high, and it looks unstable because of the double king ping trucks. Could you please give me an opinion? Thank you!
If you're looking for portability and lighter weight then the mini is good. Stinger is stable and very carvy so a lot more fun to ride. Not as stable when going past 27 mph. Carving on it is best at lower speed anyway so most the time you won't want to go fast because it's too fun to carve on. Better range and tighter turning are good for city riding vs the mini.
What a fantastic video, thank you so much! =)
Thanks for watching :)
Where did you get your stand?
@@camxdidxthat guitar stand from Amazon
@@ASeSkater thanks
Great video. What is the backpack on the video? thanks.
Thanks! Alterbags Native. My most used eskate bag
thanks for the reply. i really like your videos, informative and good taste, keep the good work. I am an old guy that wants to buy an electric skateboard and try it out, i know a little bit how to skateboard on a regular longboard. I was thinking to get me a Wowgo 3e to start with, what do you think? any comment will be appreciated. Thanks@@ASeSkater
very nice and complete review😃
Thanks!
For $250 more than the Mini 3, the only real difference is it's 37 mph instead of 32 mph, and the different wheels. The battery and range are the same. Doesn't seem worth the extra cost. Cool board though - amazing the power you can get from these tiny motors.
I would have liked to hear more about the takeoff power and acceleration, which is a big component of what this board is about. Describe it. Will it throw someone off if not positioned properly? Will the front wheels lift off the ground? Is the torque more than is necessary? What is the feeling of the take off strength?
Yes to all, you have to make sure you're planted good before you hit the throttle. I wasn't buy accident and I litterly started to manual like for 2- 3 feet before I slammed the front end down and leaned into the acceleration. Once you get used to it it's only a matter of adjusting the bend in your front knee to compensate. I highly recommend wearing full gear with the board until your absolutely sure of your self. Me I have 3 year experience riding Esk8 and have 2 boards.
Fair point. As you could see I was wearing full protection. Unfortunately couldn't film my 'flooring it' test as I had to focus and the camera in my hand was awkward to hold. If you want this board to throw you off it can do so easily. It really is a pocket rocked. As Johnnie says above it is mega strong on the acceleration especially when unlocked. Its not unmanageable for an experienced rider.
I’m trynna see how to turn it to 37mph
Now would you take it to the gym on leg day! Awesome video and the board looks great. But as you say it 'looks' fairly boring but it's a beast.
Haha! With jelly legs it would be suicide! Thanks for watching. Almost feel like taking it to Sandy Lane to see what it does vs your Flex Pro 🤣
Looks like it would win! Even after skating there from brum 😂
@@e-VRC 😅😅 one day I'll ride to Sandy Lane for a range test that's actually a fab idea!
Can you travel with this on a plane? Checked in? Carry on?
Battery too big for that sadly
the power and tork easily snaps belts....thats not disclosed in the i formation...Nope the belts dont hold up to its masive power output
Buy lots and lots of extra belts if your a power useing skater or do steep kills and your on the heavy side...Cheers
Good video
I’m looking for something this powerful or close that I can also take on an airplane. I’m sure I can’t take this thing on an airplane :/
@@Sitheonly exway wave?
Battery is to large, No airline will allow this board, Shame. Wave is the only option I know off.
@@TooBarFoocouldn’t you put it in a suit case with some clothes
@@whysoserous7X Sure could, Would be illegal though. Hide it under the kilo of white powered, they'll never notice the board...
@@TooBarFoo 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Only downsides for me are :
- no front light.. (for real??)
- weight is on the heavy side
I don’t care about speed when it comes to a skateboard. I care about range ,durability and that part includes hill, climbing ability.
Range and hill climb are both brilliant on this board 👍
@@ASeSkater good , I’ve got a 4 foot ,long board that all of that equipment would look beautiful on
For a long time now and I just think today is a good guy. Good quality but it’s not not gonna be a good seller because of price I really feel like him probably more like five or six would be more better asking price for this board coming from pro skater.
They look like the 100mm hydro wheels
Your missing out on the propel pivot series
If they want to send it happy to test
This is clearly an advertisement and not a review, but I like it all the same bacause it is very detailed.
Ever ran into police with these? Where are you based? Seems to scare me away from getting any boards
I been riding an esk8 to work in West London for over 2yrs with no issues
My only interaction with the police has been where an officer asked to ride one in a local park! (Of course I said yes). He had the time of his life haha! His vest was really heavy so it was almost a good weight test of the board 😄. Always follow road traffic law when riding, ride responsibly and safely with a helmet / protection and always stop if you're asked to
iv gotten zero customer service in over a week ...no email returns, no it not in my spam folder lol.
they don't have a lagit phone number contact
I did the whole on line chat and nothing,,,I gave that 3 working days and still no response
All that hype as to how wonderfull there customer service is is nonsense...
Thanks for sharing your experience here. Sorry to hear that.
at least a 1 year worrenty a 3 year worrenty would be lagit...back your products if there not breakable junk
Warranty* legit* they're*
869$ brh wtf!!! Hell nah
It’s definitely worth it in my opinion got a lot to offer
Meepo still better without the belts too.
I’ve a modified Meepo voyager and it eats up belts constantly as the covers seem designed to scoop in small rocks. I transplanted all the electronics onto a cruiser deck so similar size to this Tynee. It’s got a way better steering set up with reversed rear trucks and a waterborne surf adapter set with Major Arc front truck. Currently awaiting parts to convert it to chain drive
My goodness bro you are right and it is SO ANNOYING. I have a Voyager and I swear I have to take the belts off to get the rocks out after EVERY RIDE. I've had the since June and I've already had to order more belts 3 TIMES. I love the thing but jeez it's ridiculous
@@icewallow55 I ended up getting an Acedeck Element gear drive and rear truck, been on there a little over a week. Total game changer! It’s so much better in throttle/brake feel and it sounds amazing too. Rode through the worst rocky dirt trails and really wet dirty rough streets and it just works flawlessly. I have so much confidence in its reliability now, no broken bolts and the quality/design of that gear system is excellent. On the stock system I must have broken five belts in three months, once on a scary steep downhill which was the final straw leading me to look into other systems and eventually go with sealed gears.