That was a really good review. I have two esk8's and a one wheel . And to be honest don't grab the one wheel much at all . For around $1300 US you can buy some incredible boards that solve most of the problems you have with the posway . Interchangeable wheels that can turn your board from street to semi off road in 10 minutes flat . And range of around 30 miles . Good brands include Exway,Meepo,woogo,Tynee backfire . Just to name a few . With most of them offering boards from 400 US to 2000 US Dollars . So much fun riding PEV it really doesn't matter what you choose they are all great to get out and ride .
I’ve been a long boarder for 15 years, and just bought a one wheel and so far I’m loving it. As a longboarder falling doesn’t scare me much, because something dumb like a pebble can take me out. I also bought a Fangs 2.0 fender for the front of the one wheel so I hope that in a mechanical failure situation that’ll give the nose something to roll on so I have a fighting chance. But I agree with you on almost everything, great video
Appreciate your honesty in the review. Decent points made and I can understand your perspective. But honest opinion, 100 miles is not a lot of experience. I also was not comfortable at cruising at the 15-16mph mark on my OneWheel XR at first, and it takes time to get there, and you are also doing it on a smaller device (Pint X), which probably adds to the discomfort. I hope you stick with it a little longer before you trade it in. The learning curve may be steeper on the OneWheel, but the curve most definitely does not stop at the 100 mi mark for the vast majority of riders. I'm over 18,000 miles on my XR and I would say that I didn't really plateau until around 4k miles in. As they say, it is all about the ABCs (Always Be Carving). After so much riding, to me a comfortable OneWheel rider is person whose legs have the experience to feel surge and push back, and to safely brush up against them to safely ride in confidence without crashing. Surge is like push back but can happen at low speeds in response to hills and bumps. Push back happens at specific speeds (15-16 mph). So a comfortable OneWheel rider will know they are safely riding at max speed because they can feel the board starting to surge. So the rider not only moves the board side to side in the carving motion, but they will also be bending and straightening their legs to carving into and out of feeling a little push back. (Do not lean to accelerate or decelerate.) No amount of understanding can help with this. Even though I fully understand this, I don't ride switch enough to comfortably do it the other direction at top speed. Only thing that helps with increasing the feeling of comfort is to regularly practice it. So I highly encourage you to stick with it, and try to push yourself to the point where controlling the board is effortless and you truly feel like one with the machine.
I'm 46, and I ride a GT everyday since I've gotten it. I never rode a onewheel before that time. I've eaten it about 10 times, broken a pinky. But I love it, and as I ride more, I get more familiar, etc. But yeah man, I get it. I'll get going ~15 miles / hr + on a smooth road ... then it sets in ... "this could get pretty bad you know" LOLOLOL!
After about 100-150 miles on my onewheel, the tire finally broke in and I havent had any major spills since. There are times where the board will try to slip out from under you trying to get up small 2-3inch bumps, but its usually lower speeds while maneuvering on rough street terrain. (uneven driveway/sidewalk connections)
Done 300 miles on my meepo AWD pro and one of the motors are starting to click. I was able to get a new part for it and just got to wait for it. I love that I can repair it or upgrade it.
@@BreakItYourself I'm super late(Just found the vid today) But I have 1400 miles myself on a classic pint and honestly, battery and range is still as if it was brand new. I am upgrading to the GT though.
I sold my pint for eskate. I don't regret it one second. For a smaller price my eskate goes faster, accelerate harder, is way (way) lighter, and has two or three time the range. But I wasn't a skater before, so it took me long time to be OK on it, especially at speed. In the end the onewheel was a good beginner board for me. After that beginner phase it was too slow and bulky for city ride.
I have boosted v2 with extended range. Been riding it for 6 years now and it still rides as new , climbs any hills and braking is super reliable. I can stop on incline with ease too . That's important for safety. I was debating about onewheel a lot but to me it doesn't make sense - the speed and acceleration is gonna be a downgrade , the safety definitely too, also the weight and carry convenience boosted is about 12ish pounds, which is not bad compared to 35lb GT model. Maybe more fun, and more monuverable but for A to B getting safely boosted wins all day.
Just last week hit a crack in the road on my custom electric skateboard broke my foot and got pretty beat up. I just ordered a one wheel because of this. I will still ride my skateboard but only in areas that I know and not in the dark with out a light.
9:20 its actually only the gt that will do this, the pint x and all the other models are completely safe to unplug the battery + there are a heap of aftermarkey customization options for the outside of the board and the software
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Interesting take on the subject. I avoided an esk8 for close to 7 years b/c of the lack of manueverability. This was when the Boosted board was the only thing available and more of a fad. Many went on to be sold in the open market when people realized it wasn't for them - same as the DJI Mavic Pro when it came out. Just a tool toy people wanted to justify to use in their actual lives only to realize that wasn't really the case. I had always had ebikes but with the new stuff on the market, I bought a couple more and now finally going into esk8. Should be interesting. I realize it's a lot less practical and 100% for fun either by myself or with kids while they ride their bikes.
Geography is a thing. Here in the Pacific Northwest, we have hills and bumps and rain. The OneWheel is the jam. Had a bad spill on day one. Rode 200 miles since. No issues and no crashes. Once you get used to it and take it easy 10-15mph , then you’re good. Always wear a helmet and knee pads.
I have the Pint X and to be honest, now that I’m getting much more comfortable riding it I wish I got the GT with treaded tire instead. The added clearance and range would be great. I’m sure you’ll like going to from the Pint to the Pint X though. From my understanding they are the same exact build with the X just going a little faster and a lot further. I’ve been able to get mine to go 25 miles on one charge.
Being a one wheel rider and a fanatic at that. I am bias but I will give you props on a very unbiased review. And I am a new subscriber thank you brother
I have all terrain wheels and it’s definitely better than street wheels for riding on roads. Goes right over cracks and small rocks with no issue, things you have to be a lot more careful around on street wheels
Nail on the head with the safety on the onewheel lol. Those falls do eventually happen, it's crazy. Very fun ride though, I still vote onewheel over electric skateboard any day. Awesome comparison video!
I was sooo in the middle and thx to you and this video I made up my mind, skateboard it is 😎 I already have a longboard and it's all about cruising for me. Thx a bunch 🤟🏼
Tbh I been skateboarding for like 8 years . I got my Onewheel like a year ago . I would not go back to longboard now after getting used to Onewheel . Cruising feels better and relaxing . I’m a speed demon and yes I’ve fallen several times in the beginning. But I’m always able to run out a nosedive specially because I have the regular pint which isn’t as fast so my legs can keep up with its speed . Honestly the onewheel is more of a tool too . When my car broke down this Onewheel would take me to my job and back and no worries for gas or insurance
The skateboards are inherently stable and you can actually go 1 mph or slower and just be standing there rolling along. This is good if you're on a walking path with pedestrians. It's also much easier to pick up and carry a skateboard and it's thinner and easier to stash in a locker or under a desk. My skateboard cost $560, goes 29 mph and has a real world 14 mile range. Plus the skateboard just feels awesome carving.
DkP trucks have that same turn radius of the one wheel. Check out the Tynee Stinger and the Meepo Flow. Mid size top mount boards with DKP and super wide trucks. You'll get a monster turn radius and decent stability at high speeds. It's also shorter and more portable but still heavy.
Great in depth review my man. I'm pretty stuck on getting a onewheel because I live at the beach so should be awesome for beach rides. I do want to keep an open mind as they're expensive, but just sounds more fun, and ideal for how I'd like to ride it.
Skateboards with all train tires can ride on road and off road allot off people ride them only on road. The choice is basically do you want specs (e-skateboard) or ride feel (onewheel). I hope some other companies are gonna make onewheels so they get some competition and lower there price and future motion should improve there savety I’ve seen so many vids off onewheels ghosting that is so dangerous.
As a heavier rider that's been dumped by my OneWheel XR a few times: I enjoy the longitudinal stability of the long board. As a mechanically-inclined individual: I shudder to think about Future Motion's horrible warranty policy and their predatory business practices. (e.g., FM is currently suing just about EVERYONE that makes accessories for the OneWheel - But notably: JW Batteries & Chi Battery Systems.) No thanks. After 500 miles of exciting riding [that includes three bone-crushing nose dives]: I'm selling my XR and switching to my long board.
The main thing i absolutely HATE about the X is the low clearance point in the front! I was going up a 15-20 degree hill and the nose scraped the floor and i took a dive. Scraped up my left hand, elbow, and bruised hip! I now purchased fangs to help alleviate that. The fender should come standard; Thats FM stealing a page off apple.
Please do a updated comparison with a comprable skateboard like the meepo hurricane carbon or Evolve AT board. Comparing a $2000 onewheel to a $500 entry level skateboard is like comparing a Toyota Land Cruiser to a Nissan altima on an offroad track.
I could be wrong but I think the GT is the only one that will brick right now if you disconnect the batter. I the Pint and Pint X I’m pretty sure you’re okay with . I have the Pint X and on pretty flat terrain at 165lbs I’ve gotten 25 miles on one charge.
@@BreakItYourself I haven’t had the pleasure of riding an electric skateboard however I did just buy my wife a Cycleboard Rover. It’s fun but its not quite the same as a OneWheel and how carvey it is. And I’m almost 40 riding one of them so as longs as you don’t push your luck you should be fine. I did push my luck and crashed on it at 17.5 mph. The Cycleboard goes 27mph and you don’t really have to worry about falling off. Liking the channel. Really enjoyed the review on the solo stove and Breeo. Good luck on continuing to grow your channel. Would love to eventually try doing something similar.
@@BreakItYourself check out Louis Rossman's video's about FutureMotion/One Wheel. He's a well known right to repair activist and does a great job at explaining why this is such an important issue.
After 1500miles on about aeboard k1, I now own a propel endeavor pro and it's goes everywhere. As a trucker best investment ive purchased in my truck. I say there is not one item to fit all. Have fun, be safe and explore all options. Use videos like this and trail and error.
Great Comparison! I subbed and liked! I had a OneWheel Pint and I did enjoy it. Once past the learning curve, it is super fun. Over time I felt it was a little underpowered though, so I have recently sold it. I was really planning on maybe getting a e Longboard that has some off-road capabilities. I didn't know if you had any suggestions or other videos with some discussion around a little more of an all-terrain Eboard.
I think one wheel is a winner in flexible movement. In my humble opinion, just get the jack of all trades one wheel, master of both on road and off road.
I just sent my 40mile pint x off to FM. Wish me luck, ghosted then powered off while ghosting still. Never powered back on. No charge. No app. No nothing.
I have about 400 miles on my GT. I LOVE my Onewheel but recently suffered two bad crashes; I think I have permanent nerve damage to my elbow. I want to ride so bad but I can't keep taking these spills lol. Yes, I wear gear.
Onewheel allows you to change the tire yourself without voiding the warranty now an it only bricks if you unplug the battery you can still unplug the motor
IMO. Been on both I prefer e-skateboards. There’s much less relaxing on a Onewheel as you stay tense a lot. I mean you’re on one wheel, what can go wrong, lol. Onewheels are best for local or backyard type bashing close to home. E-skateboards are best for longer park runs and or commuting.
I have a pint x and ive done about 1500 miles and i could basically ride it while sleeping, i have a gt on order and to be honest, onewheels are the most fun things i have ever been on, conpletely recomend it if a willing to spend a bit more
This is a weird comparison. It is like comparing a single product from a single brand vs a bunch of other products and designs from a bunch of brands. Also, the AT electric skateboards can do both off-road and on road. The electric mountain boards are made mainly for off-road with knobby tires.
E skate for me is for speed on bike path or skatepark at 40 km carving it feel like skiing, Onewheel is for trail, it feel Iike surfing on land it go to place that e skate can’t. Both are super fun in different way.
The discussion around the OneWheel, in regards to safety, seems to boil down to proponents knowing it's dangerous, but that you just gotta git gud to not get badly injured. Furthermore, the more I research, the more I seem to find a similar sentiment among OneWheel riders: OneWheels have a lot of flaws, and a lot of downsides, but they're fun. Again, "git gud and you can overcome them." Additionally, even the OneWheel pros and affiliated businesses/accessory makers/influencers seem to kinda skirt around their complaints about the company, or talk about how "y'know, they'll figure it out" or "it'll be better once (update/custom profile/community mod/etc.) comes out." In their first try videos for the GT, a lot of people are like "yeah, I dunno..." It looks like just a lot of people that aren't exactly being totally honest. Surprise, that's paid/partner content for you, but they still can't seem to help shitting on it. And I get it, the board is obviously very fun to ride, the problem is it's just got a lot of what I consider to be design flaws (also business practice flaws) that fans seem to struggle to reconcile. And so the paying user base, Instead of being really honest and saying "yeah, the board has some big issues, and there's a lot of things they could do better, but I do love the experience of riding it, it's FUN", just go "yeah, man, you just gotta ride more, y'know? After about five thousand miles you'll really have the hang of it. Yeah, you're probably gonna fall and get badly injured, but you'll learn, y'know?" They make it a user problem, not a product problem. That's a mistake. That's how you end up with next year's products being worse than last year's. You gotta hold these companies accountable. Especially any kind of small tech startup. They're the worst offenders. I just don't think I can bring myself to buy one. The company strikes me as doing some profiteering due to a lack of competition + branding, and this anti-repair anti-mod proprietary bullshit is enough to stop me from buying any product. Any tech company should know that proprietary is a curse word, and is anthetical to being a tech lover. Proprietary tech exists for maximizing profit, that is all. We are being milked.
Mboards looks like a great company because it’s really modular it’s like a diy so you can replace or upgrade anything you want and it almost uses all types of wheels including the off road wheels, what I don’t like about onewheel is that they are trying to do anything so you can’t repair it or upgrade they even changed the rim size so you can’t change anymore the tires and be force to have them replaced it their self because they don’t even sell replacements imagen having to spent on the shipping and also the replacement and their labor and who knows how long it will take
Im 23 and bought my first non electric longboard back in 2019 to try it out but instead sold it because I was too sacred to fall on my ass but this in April bought my first CAROMA Electric longboard that max goes 18.5 mph but it was really fun don't regret it at all and I'm just beginner but when he said boosted went of business I couldn't believe it they were a big company I was shocked when he said that but one thing I have to say about onewheel is that they are expensive and they only max 20mph but if you have the money to waste go ahead Other electric longboard can go up to 25mph even faster like 30mph all the way up to 60 mph that's crazy 😂😂
No esk8 brand is gonna denie upgrades and self repaired because than less people will buy it because there allot off alternatives and the onewheel market is pretty much a monopoly thats why they are so stupidly expensive.
It would be nice if people would stop confusing Right to Repair with the right to modify/repair. It’s a fine line and it always seems to go the route of believing they are forcing this anti-repair. How about bringing light to the nefarious lawyers chasing down big money from a small company. FM is not a multi-national conglomerate its like something around 70 people. The popularity of their product is worldwide that doesn’t always translate to a company opening Giga Factories like Tesla or having Amazon Free Prime shipping available to them. People need to settle down with their instant gratification syndrome. I’m all on board for right to repair. Problem is this is also an open ended liability risk when people are allowed to modify and then blame the manufacture. The product has a warranty and if there are issues FM has been doing the right thing to the best of their ability. Again, keeping in mind that instantaneous resolve is not really reality. Do they need more repair centers? Probably, but that begs the question of if there are enough repair centers with enough business to become authorized repair centers. Order parts and keep on hand only to have the resources sit there and not be leveraged. I’m just pointing out possible situations not saying its a definite. I say this not from the point of repair shops not being able to make this possible but when a repair/mode is done and things go south who hold$ the liability when again the lawyers/nefarious/fraudulent people take to law suits. Also in the world of Just-In-Time-Inventory controls most if not all manufacturing is part of an elaborate inventory control to not get over burdened by to many parts. Once demand is met then the analysis of what breaks can take place and those items are then kept in stock or made available. I think that having the ability to communicate all the ups and downs in a video is amazing. I think also many don’t realize that talking about something does not mean it can be remedied in the same amount of time it to discuss all those things in a video. The reality is all of these things are far more complex than can be quantified into actual reality than meets people’s expectations. Expectations are very much askew but no one wants to discuss that reality. Great review and awesome production quality by the way.
I'd like to know what you can and cannot repair. Am I safe to personally put on a battery extension, or change my tire out? Or will disconnecting the battery / doing any intermediate changes really 'lock me out' from using the onewheel?
One wheel is superior in every way compared to an electric skateboard; electric skateboards are also NOTHING like riding a skateboard and doesn’t feel natural to a rider of 30 years.
Onewheels at every price range are inferior in speed, range (except the GT), and safety. I own an electric skateboard and plan on getting a Onewheel very soon, but let's just be honest here. The Onewheel wins in offroad capability, turning radius, and fun factor.
@@elbuhdai605 I totally agree, I love my pint x, even though I made a rookie mistake and broke my wrist while leaning into a shoulder check and twisting myself off awkwardly, I still love it, gotta get a treaded tire setup!!
The reasons the prices of electric skateboards have come down so much is because one wheel has destroyed competition in every way. Shape and form. unless you are somebody. That simply likes to ride around on boring concrete all day. There's no comparison a one wheel does everything and with much more class
A 100 miles L o, l, you're definitely gonna take a hard fall and I don't think you could really appreciate what it can do until you have about a 1000 miles, especially since you don't have the comfort level yet. And yes you will crash eventually that's what pads are for
Eventually, you're gonna learn how to ride the board and know the board and know when you're gonna crash. If at all and eventually you will learn to crash safely. L o, l, hopefully you are still riding
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That was a really good review. I have two esk8's and a one wheel . And to be honest don't grab the one wheel much at all . For around $1300 US you can buy some incredible boards that solve most of the problems you have with the posway . Interchangeable wheels that can turn your board from street to semi off road in 10 minutes flat . And range of around 30 miles . Good brands include Exway,Meepo,woogo,Tynee backfire . Just to name a few . With most of them offering boards from 400 US to 2000 US Dollars . So much fun riding PEV it really doesn't matter what you choose they are all great to get out and ride .
I’ve been a long boarder for 15 years, and just bought a one wheel and so far I’m loving it. As a longboarder falling doesn’t scare me much, because something dumb like a pebble can take me out. I also bought a Fangs 2.0 fender for the front of the one wheel so I hope that in a mechanical failure situation that’ll give the nose something to roll on so I have a fighting chance. But I agree with you on almost everything, great video
Appreciate your honesty in the review. Decent points made and I can understand your perspective. But honest opinion, 100 miles is not a lot of experience. I also was not comfortable at cruising at the 15-16mph mark on my OneWheel XR at first, and it takes time to get there, and you are also doing it on a smaller device (Pint X), which probably adds to the discomfort. I hope you stick with it a little longer before you trade it in. The learning curve may be steeper on the OneWheel, but the curve most definitely does not stop at the 100 mi mark for the vast majority of riders. I'm over 18,000 miles on my XR and I would say that I didn't really plateau until around 4k miles in. As they say, it is all about the ABCs (Always Be Carving).
After so much riding, to me a comfortable OneWheel rider is person whose legs have the experience to feel surge and push back, and to safely brush up against them to safely ride in confidence without crashing. Surge is like push back but can happen at low speeds in response to hills and bumps. Push back happens at specific speeds (15-16 mph). So a comfortable OneWheel rider will know they are safely riding at max speed because they can feel the board starting to surge. So the rider not only moves the board side to side in the carving motion, but they will also be bending and straightening their legs to carving into and out of feeling a little push back. (Do not lean to accelerate or decelerate.)
No amount of understanding can help with this. Even though I fully understand this, I don't ride switch enough to comfortably do it the other direction at top speed. Only thing that helps with increasing the feeling of comfort is to regularly practice it. So I highly encourage you to stick with it, and try to push yourself to the point where controlling the board is effortless and you truly feel like one with the machine.
Agree. Put the miles down and you'll see
I'm 46, and I ride a GT everyday since I've gotten it. I never rode a onewheel before that time. I've eaten it about 10 times, broken a pinky. But I love it, and as I ride more, I get more familiar, etc. But yeah man, I get it. I'll get going ~15 miles / hr + on a smooth road ... then it sets in ... "this could get pretty bad you know" LOLOLOL!
Alcohol and skating in the morning awesome combo 😅😅😮
After about 100-150 miles on my onewheel, the tire finally broke in and I havent had any major spills since. There are times where the board will try to slip out from under you trying to get up small 2-3inch bumps, but its usually lower speeds while maneuvering on rough street terrain. (uneven driveway/sidewalk connections)
Done 300 miles on my meepo AWD pro and one of the motors are starting to click. I was able to get a new part for it and just got to wait for it. I love that I can repair it or upgrade it.
Over 2k miles on a onewheel and my life has never been the same since. Love it‼️
Amazing! Hows the battery and range holding up over that many battery cycles?
@@BreakItYourself I'm super late(Just found the vid today) But I have 1400 miles myself on a classic pint and honestly, battery and range is still as if it was brand new. I am upgrading to the GT though.
I sold my pint for eskate. I don't regret it one second. For a smaller price my eskate goes faster, accelerate harder, is way (way) lighter, and has two or three time the range. But I wasn't a skater before, so it took me long time to be OK on it, especially at speed. In the end the onewheel was a good beginner board for me. After that beginner phase it was too slow and bulky for city ride.
I have boosted v2 with extended range. Been riding it for 6 years now and it still rides as new , climbs any hills and braking is super reliable. I can stop on incline with ease too . That's important for safety.
I was debating about onewheel a lot but to me it doesn't make sense - the speed and acceleration is gonna be a downgrade , the safety definitely too, also the weight and carry convenience boosted is about 12ish pounds, which is not bad compared to 35lb GT model.
Maybe more fun, and more monuverable but for A to B getting safely boosted wins all day.
I've ridden my onewheels for over 4000 miles, one fall, and I'm a speed demon i go way faster than it's supposed to. Love onewheels.
Just last week hit a crack in the road on my custom electric skateboard broke my foot and got pretty beat up. I just ordered a one wheel because of this. I will still ride my skateboard but only in areas that I know and not in the dark with out a light.
9:20 its actually only the gt that will do this, the pint x and all the other models are completely safe to unplug the battery + there are a heap of aftermarkey customization options for the outside of the board and the software
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Interesting take on the subject. I avoided an esk8 for close to 7 years b/c of the lack of manueverability. This was when the Boosted board was the only thing available and more of a fad. Many went on to be sold in the open market when people realized it wasn't for them - same as the DJI Mavic Pro when it came out. Just a tool toy people wanted to justify to use in their actual lives only to realize that wasn't really the case. I had always had ebikes but with the new stuff on the market, I bought a couple more and now finally going into esk8. Should be interesting. I realize it's a lot less practical and 100% for fun either by myself or with kids while they ride their bikes.
Geography is a thing. Here in the Pacific Northwest, we have hills and bumps and rain. The OneWheel is the jam. Had a bad spill on day one. Rode 200 miles since. No issues and no crashes. Once you get used to it and take it easy 10-15mph , then you’re good. Always wear a helmet and knee pads.
Just sold my pint and I’m thinkin bout getting the pint x so this boutta be helpful
what kind of riding do you do?
Just got the x ;)
I have the Pint X and to be honest, now that I’m getting much more comfortable riding it I wish I got the GT with treaded tire instead. The added clearance and range would be great. I’m sure you’ll like going to from the Pint to the Pint X though. From my understanding they are the same exact build with the X just going a little faster and a lot further. I’ve been able to get mine to go 25 miles on one charge.
@@bleedsblue05esk8 yeah it’s been great so far the only issue I’ve had was it died at 25% but prolly just cells not being balanced
@@yeeboiii448 I also bought some Land-Surf Fangs for the Pint X too which help give a little piece of mind when it some to the nose dives.
Being a one wheel rider and a fanatic at that. I am bias but I will give you props on a very unbiased review. And I am a new subscriber thank you brother
I have all terrain wheels and it’s definitely better than street wheels for riding on roads. Goes right over cracks and small rocks with no issue, things you have to be a lot more careful around on street wheels
Nail on the head with the safety on the onewheel lol. Those falls do eventually happen, it's crazy. Very fun ride though, I still vote onewheel over electric skateboard any day. Awesome comparison video!
I was sooo in the middle and thx to you and this video I made up my mind, skateboard it is 😎 I already have a longboard and it's all about cruising for me. Thx a bunch 🤟🏼
Tbh I been skateboarding for like 8 years . I got my Onewheel like a year ago . I would not go back to longboard now after getting used to Onewheel . Cruising feels better and relaxing . I’m a speed demon and yes I’ve fallen several times in the beginning. But I’m always able to run out a nosedive specially because I have the regular pint which isn’t as fast so my legs can keep up with its speed . Honestly the onewheel is more of a tool too . When my car broke down this Onewheel would take me to my job and back and no worries for gas or insurance
After about 100 miles into the GT I can honestly say it was worth every penny.
What's your feelings on the whole 'Repair' topic?
The stoke is real
The skateboards are inherently stable and you can actually go 1 mph or slower and just be standing there rolling along. This is good if you're on a walking path with pedestrians. It's also much easier to pick up and carry a skateboard and it's thinner and easier to stash in a locker or under a desk. My skateboard cost $560, goes 29 mph and has a real world 14 mile range. Plus the skateboard just feels awesome carving.
DkP trucks have that same turn radius of the one wheel.
Check out the Tynee Stinger and the Meepo Flow. Mid size top mount boards with DKP and super wide trucks. You'll get a monster turn radius and decent stability at high speeds. It's also shorter and more portable but still heavy.
Great in depth review my man. I'm pretty stuck on getting a onewheel because I live at the beach so should be awesome for beach rides. I do want to keep an open mind as they're expensive, but just sounds more fun, and ideal for how I'd like to ride it.
Skateboards with all train tires can ride on road and off road allot off people ride them only on road. The choice is basically do you want specs (e-skateboard) or ride feel (onewheel). I hope some other companies are gonna make onewheels so they get some competition and lower there price and future motion should improve there savety I’ve seen so many vids off onewheels ghosting that is so dangerous.
As a heavier rider that's been dumped by my OneWheel XR a few times: I enjoy the longitudinal stability of the long board.
As a mechanically-inclined individual: I shudder to think about Future Motion's horrible warranty policy and their predatory business practices. (e.g., FM is currently suing just about EVERYONE that makes accessories for the OneWheel - But notably: JW Batteries & Chi Battery Systems.)
No thanks. After 500 miles of exciting riding [that includes three bone-crushing nose dives]: I'm selling my XR and switching to my long board.
onewheel all day long, but don't listen to me. I'm biased asf as a pint x owner.
Apples and oranges. Skateboards don’t come anywhere close to the awesomeness of the Onewheel.
That's your opinion and it sounds like you never rode an ESK8. Carving on an ESK8 is fantastic.
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The main thing i absolutely HATE about the X is the low clearance point in the front!
I was going up a 15-20 degree hill and the nose scraped the floor and i took a dive. Scraped up my left hand, elbow, and bruised hip!
I now purchased fangs to help alleviate that.
The fender should come standard; Thats FM stealing a page off apple.
Please do a updated comparison with a comprable skateboard like the meepo hurricane carbon or Evolve AT board. Comparing a $2000 onewheel to a $500 entry level skateboard is like comparing a Toyota Land Cruiser to a Nissan altima on an offroad track.
I could be wrong but I think the GT is the only one that will brick right now if you disconnect the batter. I the Pint and Pint X I’m pretty sure you’re okay with . I have the Pint X and on pretty flat terrain at 165lbs I’ve gotten 25 miles on one charge.
You might be right. I’m researching it now. And man that’s amazing range! I’ve been so impressed with the pint x battery. Seems to last me forever.
@@BreakItYourself I haven’t had the pleasure of riding an electric skateboard however I did just buy my wife a Cycleboard Rover. It’s fun but its not quite the same as a OneWheel and how carvey it is. And I’m almost 40 riding one of them so as longs as you don’t push your luck you should be fine. I did push my luck and crashed on it at 17.5 mph. The Cycleboard goes 27mph and you don’t really have to worry about falling off. Liking the channel. Really enjoyed the review on the solo stove and Breeo. Good luck on continuing to grow your channel. Would love to eventually try doing something similar.
@@BreakItYourself check out Louis Rossman's video's about FutureMotion/One Wheel. He's a well known right to repair activist and does a great job at explaining why this is such an important issue.
what about electric mountain boards.? Love having Bindings can jump over stuff..
After 1500miles on about aeboard k1, I now own a propel endeavor pro and it's goes everywhere. As a trucker best investment ive purchased in my truck. I say there is not one item to fit all. Have fun, be safe and explore all options. Use videos like this and trail and error.
Great Comparison! I subbed and liked! I had a OneWheel Pint and I did enjoy it. Once past the learning curve, it is super fun. Over time I felt it was a little underpowered though, so I have recently sold it. I was really planning on maybe getting a e Longboard that has some off-road capabilities. I didn't know if you had any suggestions or other videos with some discussion around a little more of an all-terrain Eboard.
I think one wheel is a winner in flexible movement. In my humble opinion, just get the jack of all trades one wheel, master of both on road and off road.
Just picked up the T3. Do you mind sharing the light setup for it you mentioned? The one you got on Amazon
I just sent my 40mile pint x off to FM.
Wish me luck, ghosted then powered off while ghosting still. Never powered back on. No charge. No app. No nothing.
I have about 400 miles on my GT. I LOVE my Onewheel but recently suffered two bad crashes; I think I have permanent nerve damage to my elbow. I want to ride so bad but I can't keep taking these spills lol. Yes, I wear gear.
Onewheel allows you to change the tire yourself without voiding the warranty now an it only bricks if you unplug the battery you can still unplug the motor
a small step in the right direction!
You can unplug the battery box from the controller. What you can't do is unplug the battery cells from the BMS.
IMO. Been on both I prefer e-skateboards. There’s much less relaxing on a Onewheel as you stay tense a lot. I mean you’re on one wheel, what can go wrong, lol. Onewheels are best for local or backyard type bashing close to home. E-skateboards are best for longer park runs and or commuting.
I'm pretty sure the bricking from battery is only for the GT not the Pintx
Thanks, great video 😎
I have a pint x and ive done about 1500 miles and i could basically ride it while sleeping, i have a gt on order and to be honest, onewheels are the most fun things i have ever been on, conpletely recomend it if a willing to spend a bit more
Great review
I upgraded my pint battery and now getting 15-16 miles off my battery :)
More #milesofsmiles
This is a weird comparison. It is like comparing a single product from a single brand vs a bunch of other products and designs from a bunch of brands.
Also, the AT electric skateboards can do both off-road and on road.
The electric mountain boards are made mainly for off-road with knobby tires.
E skate for me is for speed on bike path or skatepark at 40 km carving it feel like skiing, Onewheel is for trail, it feel Iike surfing on land it go to place that e skate can’t. Both are super fun in different way.
if you want to have fun:
get the onehweel
For someone who snowboard the onewheel learning curve was very fast, you feel like you are snowboarding with the onewheel
I thought this was Santino for a second
The discussion around the OneWheel, in regards to safety, seems to boil down to proponents knowing it's dangerous, but that you just gotta git gud to not get badly injured.
Furthermore, the more I research, the more I seem to find a similar sentiment among OneWheel riders: OneWheels have a lot of flaws, and a lot of downsides, but they're fun. Again, "git gud and you can overcome them." Additionally, even the OneWheel pros and affiliated businesses/accessory makers/influencers seem to kinda skirt around their complaints about the company, or talk about how "y'know, they'll figure it out" or "it'll be better once (update/custom profile/community mod/etc.) comes out." In their first try videos for the GT, a lot of people are like "yeah, I dunno..."
It looks like just a lot of people that aren't exactly being totally honest. Surprise, that's paid/partner content for you, but they still can't seem to help shitting on it. And I get it, the board is obviously very fun to ride, the problem is it's just got a lot of what I consider to be design flaws (also business practice flaws) that fans seem to struggle to reconcile. And so the paying user base, Instead of being really honest and saying "yeah, the board has some big issues, and there's a lot of things they could do better, but I do love the experience of riding it, it's FUN", just go "yeah, man, you just gotta ride more, y'know? After about five thousand miles you'll really have the hang of it. Yeah, you're probably gonna fall and get badly injured, but you'll learn, y'know?" They make it a user problem, not a product problem. That's a mistake. That's how you end up with next year's products being worse than last year's. You gotta hold these companies accountable. Especially any kind of small tech startup. They're the worst offenders.
I just don't think I can bring myself to buy one. The company strikes me as doing some profiteering due to a lack of competition + branding, and this anti-repair anti-mod proprietary bullshit is enough to stop me from buying any product. Any tech company should know that proprietary is a curse word, and is anthetical to being a tech lover. Proprietary tech exists for maximizing profit, that is all. We are being milked.
Mboards looks like a great company because it’s really modular it’s like a diy so you can replace or upgrade anything you want and it almost uses all types of wheels including the off road wheels, what I don’t like about onewheel is that they are trying to do anything so you can’t repair it or upgrade they even changed the rim size so you can’t change anymore the tires and be force to have them replaced it their self because they don’t even sell replacements imagen having to spent on the shipping and also the replacement and their labor and who knows how long it will take
Thank you
No race?
This is just a secret sales pitch for that free board he got. Onewheel is better and you don’t look like a nerd.
Subscribed :)
Im 23 and bought my first non electric longboard back in 2019 to try it out but instead sold it because I was too sacred to fall on my ass but this in April bought my first CAROMA Electric longboard that max goes 18.5 mph but it was really fun don't regret it at all and I'm just beginner but when he said boosted went of business I couldn't believe it they were a big company I was shocked when he said that
but one thing I have to say about onewheel is that they are expensive and they only max 20mph but if you have the money to waste go ahead
Other electric longboard can go up to 25mph even faster like 30mph all the way up to 60 mph that's crazy 😂😂
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No esk8 brand is gonna denie upgrades and self repaired because than less people will buy it because there allot off alternatives and the onewheel market is pretty much a monopoly thats why they are so stupidly expensive.
It would be nice if people would stop confusing Right to Repair with the right to modify/repair. It’s a fine line and it always seems to go the route of believing they are forcing this anti-repair. How about bringing light to the nefarious lawyers chasing down big money from a small company. FM is not a multi-national conglomerate its like something around 70 people. The popularity of their product is worldwide that doesn’t always translate to a company opening Giga Factories like Tesla or having Amazon Free Prime shipping available to them. People need to settle down with their instant gratification syndrome. I’m all on board for right to repair. Problem is this is also an open ended liability risk when people are allowed to modify and then blame the manufacture. The product has a warranty and if there are issues FM has been doing the right thing to the best of their ability. Again, keeping in mind that instantaneous resolve is not really reality. Do they need more repair centers? Probably, but that begs the question of if there are enough repair centers with enough business to become authorized repair centers. Order parts and keep on hand only to have the resources sit there and not be leveraged. I’m just pointing out possible situations not saying its a definite. I say this not from the point of repair shops not being able to make this possible but when a repair/mode is done and things go south who hold$ the liability when again the lawyers/nefarious/fraudulent people take to law suits. Also in the world of Just-In-Time-Inventory controls most if not all manufacturing is part of an elaborate inventory control to not get over burdened by to many parts. Once demand is met then the analysis of what breaks can take place and those items are then kept in stock or made available. I think that having the ability to communicate all the ups and downs in a video is amazing. I think also many don’t realize that talking about something does not mean it can be remedied in the same amount of time it to discuss all those things in a video. The reality is all of these things are far more complex than can be quantified into actual reality than meets people’s expectations. Expectations are very much askew but no one wants to discuss that reality. Great review and awesome production quality by the way.
No paragraph breaks, endless rambling run-ons and and doesn’t know what “begs the question” really means. Not reading.
@@BlownMacTruck thanks for sharing your opinion. Do you ride a OneWheel?
Very interesting points
I'd like to know what you can and cannot repair. Am I safe to personally put on a battery extension, or change my tire out? Or will disconnecting the battery / doing any intermediate changes really 'lock me out' from using the onewheel?
@@ivankeene8117 Disconnecting the battery will brick it and it need to be reactivated, I believe you can change the tire yourself tho
Belt drive skateboard all day
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The amount of beta males in these comments 😅
One wheel is superior in every way compared to an electric skateboard; electric skateboards are also NOTHING like riding a skateboard and doesn’t feel natural to a rider of 30 years.
Onewheels at every price range are inferior in speed, range (except the GT), and safety. I own an electric skateboard and plan on getting a Onewheel very soon, but let's just be honest here. The Onewheel wins in offroad capability, turning radius, and fun factor.
@@elbuhdai605 I totally agree, I love my pint x, even though I made a rookie mistake and broke my wrist while leaning into a shoulder check and twisting myself off awkwardly, I still love it, gotta get a treaded tire setup!!
@@elbuhdai605 I will be selling and upgrading to a GT once I’m funded again, then I can keep getting the flagship models!
@@FPVslayer I literally just got mine today and I'm going crazy waiting for it to finish it'd first charge
@@elbuhdai605 how are you liking it 5 months later? same excitement?
The reasons the prices of electric skateboards have come down so much is because one wheel has destroyed competition in every way. Shape and form. unless you are somebody. That simply likes to ride around on boring concrete all day. There's no comparison a one wheel does everything and with much more class
A 100 miles L o, l, you're definitely gonna take a hard fall and I don't think you could really appreciate what it can do until you have about a 1000 miles, especially since you don't have the comfort level yet. And yes you will crash eventually that's what pads are for
Eventually, you're gonna learn how to ride the board and know the board and know when you're gonna crash. If at all and eventually you will learn to crash safely. L o, l, hopefully you are still riding