OutdoorMaster Caribou Electric Skateboard with Remote, 26 Miles Range, 32 Mph Top Speed, 2 x 1000W Hub-Motor, Electric Longboard for Adults & Teens Beginners, 6 Months Warranty

I love this board! I may be biased since I'm new to e-boards but I've been longboarding for 10 Years and this board is comfortable for long trips, even for my big feet (12.5 US shoe). The battery lasts for ages and the speed for the price is unbelievable. This thing also tanks steep hills with ease! Sure you might drop to 25mph on them (OH NO, THE HORROR!/j) but I went up atleast five 40% inclines, looked at the battery and didn't even lose a notch. The only complaints I have are the wheels and the weight. I wish I could replace the wheels on the motors because the ones it comes with aren't the greatest for rough riding but unless you're hitting pot holes you shouldn't worry too much. As for the weight, 13 pounds is heavier than u think when u don't have much to hold onto, there'd space in the deck for a handle cut out so I wish they would do so but if not I'm sure you can cut your own, I personally haven't but might at some point since when I move into town it's gonna be my main form of transportation (yes it feels that good) to avoid spending gad money.Tl:Dr if you're looking for a good commuter board, this is it.

For starters let me say the board itself is fantastic. However you simply cannot enjoy the great feats of this board for long due to battery issues within the board and remote, I've had three boards already each had a remote malfunction where it would not charge, I purchased three additional remotes recently before making this review and none of the new purchased remotes charge at all, whats the purpose of an e-board if the you have no way to use the electric motor. It is extremely dangerous because if the remote decides it wants to have a battery malfunction during the ride it will make a very abrupt stop(brake) and you will fly off,

The media could not be loaded. The board did have the bubble under the grip tape, I made a small cut with a razor and pushed the air out and it worked perfectly. I’ve had an Exkate electric skateboard when I was 14 (I’m 26 now) and what an improvement all around. Only 22lbs for a unit capable of 32mph and incredible range. I was able to hit 27mph then it got sketchy so I tightened up the trucks and lifted the rear of the board and kinda did a burnout to get the top slick layer off the wheels. The remote is very responsive, sleek and comfortable to hold; when you turn the remote off the board turns off automatically but you’ll still have to turn both on separately. Overall a great purchase for all the price ranges this seems the best for speed, style and range.

Do not buy this skateboard if you are planning on riding on anything but smooth pavement. I bought this board to replace my wowgo 2s max since they were both in the 500$ range and this offered better distance and speed, but on my first time riding it i went over a relatively bumpy patch of road which I’d go over every day on my wowgo2smax and the board glitched out from under my feet and caused me to fall right on my shoulder. I have had my fair share of wipeouts but this time I tore a ligament in my right shoulder and there was practically nothing I could do to prevent it because the wheels used on the board are of a subpar, slippery rubber which can only ride smooth, straight, surfaces. I wasn’t even going above 20 mph. But I guess that’s why you have to be wary of buying skateboards from non-established companies, especially if you are going to be risking your health commuting on one on the road. Just wanted to share my experience for those it may help.Edit: Increasing my rating to 3 stars, as I’ve become more accustomed to the shape of the board and board since changing the front wheels It has become easier to use and more stable; though I still would like to express caution in using the board given it’s design (being high off the ground) and the slippery wheels, which you should definitely avoid using in ANY form of wet conditions. Battery life and motors are good for the price, but it’s more dangerous to ride than other boards at similar speeds for the aforementioned reasons.

The media could not be loaded. I’m a 45 yo athletic (marathoner) man that used to ride skateboards regularly back in the 90s but stopped after collage and just wanted to try the electric option to move close by without taking the car.First let me say that I was a little disappointed with the air bubbles that the grip tape had as soon as I opened the box. Not good for a skateboard of this price level. Then I tried to follow the instructions to view the odometer data but it didn’t work. I contacted support and they advised that they disable that option but didn’t update the instructions. So, there is no data about the length of your rides, total mileage, max speed, total time, etc.Now about the ride experience… wow, this thing is fast. I started with level 1 and after a few minutes went to level 2 which takes me to a top speed of 18-19 mph ! At that speed I can control the skateboard and it feels stable but it’s a little scary knowing what would happen if you loose control 💀. I use the skateboard for 3-4 days without charging it and it stays at a little under 50%. I am still practicing and learning and haven’t have the guts to try level 3. I’m feeling tempted but I like how I look with all my teeth … will update again after a few months of use. I added a video taken with my drone in tracking mode of the first day riding the skateboard…