Acton 30004 blink lite electric skateboard review

You can also utilise the ability to kick-push the board from a standstill to get going, which will take unnecessary strain off the motors and get the most out of the range. YouвЂ™ll get a max distance of 14 miles (22.4km) from a single charge and when you do run out of battery, it only takes 1.5 hours to top it back up. Another benefit of the hubs is that if you run out of juice, you can still kick-push the board without any worries. The hub motors are super quiet so youвЂ™re not constantly putting up with that annoying whizzing sound that often comes with belt-driven boards. And when youвЂ™re on the way back down, the regenerative braking will charge up the battery as you apply the brakes. Even hills with an incline grade of 20% are no match for the Blink S2.

YouвЂ™ve got dual hub motors that together generate 1000W of power to propel the board with ease and be able to reach a top speed of 18mph (28.8km/h). The concave edges and kick-tail lock your feet into the board and give you effortless control With a 31.2вЂі long and 8.5вЂі wide Canadian maple deck sitting atop an aluminium casing that houses the electronics, thereвЂ™s little-to-no flex in the board, but thatвЂ™s what gives it the old school skateboard cruiser feel. The Acton Blink S2 electric skateboard is an extremely well put together board. I wouldnвЂ™t recommend buying any of their products.Д¬heck out my list of the Best Mini Electric Skateboards. It looks like Acton is winding down their electric skateboard operation making it hard or even impossible to get after-sales service.

Acton 30004 blink lite electric skateboard review