Hi I have the board to! I agree its fast n very long range. I hit 30mph n that wasnt even the dials max. Its probably 33mph. Its possible to use the silicone caulking stuff for bathtubs around the bottom of the board and spray the suspension n motors with marine waterproofing spray so it can ride through small puddles! Its very well made n very heavy but when im riding it feels worth the extra pounds.
Awesome review. I got my Endeavor Pro 2 in last week, and it's incredible... the power is ridiculous. I'm in Asheville, NC so there's plenty of very harsh inclines but it powers through them and the mountains in general 20mph+ no problem @ 6'2, 185-190lbs give or take; hardly drains the battery. I like the idea of having tubeless tires, I see the ones you linked as well, are those considered to be similar to Propel's street tires but 8 inch instead of 7 inch? I'm looking for the AT 8 inch tubeless versions as well, similar to the 8 inch stock tires, have you found any nice ones? I love the stock 8 inch AT pneumatic tires that come with the Endeavor Pro, but I'm trying to future prep for possible leaks and just "upgrade" to tubeless down the road. Also, are there any downsides to having tubeless tires that you know of? I feel like you get better off-roading ability, or traction with pneumatic because they bend or mold to the ground more based on how much they're filled? I could be wrong. Cheers
Hey man, I'm waiting for my Endeavor Pro 2 for weeks now (living in the EU), can't wait for it & really hoping that it arrives on time b/c my holidays are ending soon. Sorry that I can't answer your questions, instead I want to ask you some if you don't mind: I mainly ride my esk8s off-road, sometimes on rougher / tougher terrain. Do you have any experience in this regard? Or to put it another way: can the board also be ridden on MTB trails? Stay safe.
@@spitfire18 That's okay, no worries, I appreciate the reply. Yes, it can handle pretty rough terrain and going up hefty dirt inclines (so long as it isn't wet). Pro 2 is amazing, I ride it on MTB trails and it handles them very well, it feels like floating or "land surfing", takes a lot of balance and a little practice but you get the hang of it quickly - probably because of the unique shocks it has on the board. It hits its limits when there are lots of large mixed rocks with an incline because it is 2 wheel drive, but if you have the 4x4 version with the extra height, I don't think it would have any issues traversing even the large mixed rocks + incline. With that said, it can handle really rough terrain, gravel (though it feels very bumpy), uneven dirt with sticks and medium/small rocks mixed in, etc. No problem! I weight about 190lbs, 6'2 and it travels about 35 miles no problem. I live in Western North Carolina so it's all Blue Ridge Mountains and rough trails, I ride it up and down mountains constantly everywhere I go - which is why I chose this board specifically (for range/power/mobility); I currently use the grey bushing in the back and white bushing in the front. In the future, I would like to get the 4x4 version just to open up even more options for certain MTB trails and give me 100% confidence to get through most terrain. Hopefully by then they will have an even newer version. It's an absolute powerhouse, you'll love it, it puts a permanent smile on my face every time I ride it. Cheers
@@willfullyinformed That sounds absolutely great, thank u very much for your detailed answer! If u ever happen to strand on Northern Germanys cost , give me a message- then I'll show you our best trails up here. Ride safe & Cheers!
I have a question regarding the motors...Can I break something off if I`m using my dogs to pull me (exercise them) while having the board turned off ? I'm wondering if somethings gonna break, like circuits or something if It gets accelerated in some other way (not from the remote). Or is it better to go with the board ON while being pulled by the dogs ? Thank you for your answer !
Well I would leave the board on and wouldn't let them pull you until the battery is at least below %85 because of regeneration. I wouldn't do it a whole lot though just to be safe
Hello Willy ! Thank you for your review.
Best all-terrain board I ever ridden.... The only all-terrain board I ever ridden 🤣🤣🤣
Hi I have the board to! I agree its fast n very long range. I hit 30mph n that wasnt even the dials max. Its probably 33mph. Its possible to use the silicone caulking stuff for bathtubs around the bottom of the board and spray the suspension n motors with marine waterproofing spray so it can ride through small puddles! Its very well made n very heavy but when im riding it feels worth the extra pounds.
Very worth it. Awesome idea
Awesome review. I got my Endeavor Pro 2 in last week, and it's incredible... the power is ridiculous. I'm in Asheville, NC so there's plenty of very harsh inclines but it powers through them and the mountains in general 20mph+ no problem @ 6'2, 185-190lbs give or take; hardly drains the battery.
I like the idea of having tubeless tires, I see the ones you linked as well, are those considered to be similar to Propel's street tires but 8 inch instead of 7 inch? I'm looking for the AT 8 inch tubeless versions as well, similar to the 8 inch stock tires, have you found any nice ones? I love the stock 8 inch AT pneumatic tires that come with the Endeavor Pro, but I'm trying to future prep for possible leaks and just "upgrade" to tubeless down the road.
Also, are there any downsides to having tubeless tires that you know of? I feel like you get better off-roading ability, or traction with pneumatic because they bend or mold to the ground more based on how much they're filled? I could be wrong. Cheers
Hey man, I'm waiting for my Endeavor Pro 2 for weeks now (living in the EU), can't wait for it & really hoping that it arrives on time b/c my holidays are ending soon.
Sorry that I can't answer your questions, instead I want to ask you some if you don't mind:
I mainly ride my esk8s off-road, sometimes on rougher / tougher terrain. Do you have any experience in this regard? Or to put it another way: can the board also be ridden on MTB trails?
Stay safe.
@@spitfire18 That's okay, no worries, I appreciate the reply. Yes, it can handle pretty rough terrain and going up hefty dirt inclines (so long as it isn't wet). Pro 2 is amazing, I ride it on MTB trails and it handles them very well, it feels like floating or "land surfing", takes a lot of balance and a little practice but you get the hang of it quickly - probably because of the unique shocks it has on the board. It hits its limits when there are lots of large mixed rocks with an incline because it is 2 wheel drive, but if you have the 4x4 version with the extra height, I don't think it would have any issues traversing even the large mixed rocks + incline.
With that said, it can handle really rough terrain, gravel (though it feels very bumpy), uneven dirt with sticks and medium/small rocks mixed in, etc. No problem! I weight about 190lbs, 6'2 and it travels about 35 miles no problem. I live in Western North Carolina so it's all Blue Ridge Mountains and rough trails, I ride it up and down mountains constantly everywhere I go - which is why I chose this board specifically (for range/power/mobility); I currently use the grey bushing in the back and white bushing in the front. In the future, I would like to get the 4x4 version just to open up even more options for certain MTB trails and give me 100% confidence to get through most terrain. Hopefully by then they will have an even newer version. It's an absolute powerhouse, you'll love it, it puts a permanent smile on my face every time I ride it. Cheers
@@willfullyinformed That sounds absolutely great, thank u very much for your detailed answer! If u ever happen to strand on Northern Germanys cost , give me a message- then I'll show you our best trails up here.
Ride safe & Cheers!
Have the endeavour S. It needs an esc upgrade, looking into getting a xenith, ubox or makerx. Opening the casing looks complex. Haven't tried yet. .
The deck comes off with 8 screws I believe.
@@willywiggly2385 thanks I'm trying this weekend. Case also seems to also be glued to the deck. Will report back.
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I have a question regarding the motors...Can I break something off if I`m using my dogs to pull me (exercise them) while having the board turned off ? I'm wondering if somethings gonna break, like circuits or something if It gets accelerated in some other way (not from the remote). Or is it better to go with the board ON while being pulled by the dogs ? Thank you for your answer !
Well I would leave the board on and wouldn't let them pull you until the battery is at least below %85 because of regeneration. I wouldn't do it a whole lot though just to be safe
This why I'm here... I've got sledge pulling dogs. Have you tried it yet? Good/bad idea?
I am getting the pro2 today .I hear the 7" street tires are great .
Let me know how it feels
Would you say that you can get at least 30 miles of range from one charge going on and off road?
Easily. And I'm 190lbs
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Hi where can i buy the red tail light and front light too?
The website should have lights and mounts available to buy however at least for the front you can always use cheaper bike lights
i got the s1, and it caught fire out of the blue 2 weeks after i got it :(. would not recommend