Why should you get an Electric Skateboard?

An electric skateboard is a fast and compact form of transport that requires certain skills. Electric skateboards are designed for short trips around the city, walks, tricks. There are also off-road models. An electric motor is installed on the skateboard, allowing you to move at a maximum speed of 20-40 km / h.

The electric board is controlled by a wireless remote control via Bluetooth. An outdoor electric skateboard with remote control can easily be transported in the trunk of a car and public transport - it is no larger than a longboard in size!

The weight of the electric skateboard with a lithium-ion battery is 10-15 kg. They charge from a regular outlet. The battery installed in the body of the skateboard allows you to drive from 20 to 40 km.

5 advantages of electric skateboards:

Save Money: Insurance and fuel alone can add up quickly with a car. With an electric skateboard you can easily skate to anywhere you need to be, if it’s further away pairing a skateboard up with a quick train journey means you can get pretty much anywhere if Perth for less then what you pay for lunch.

Veymax Electric Skateboard

Ease of Use: Electric skateboards are both an easy introduction to skating and a new challenge for the seasoned pusher. The remote offers a choice of speed modes, meanings you can go as quick or as slow as you want, and once you’ve got the confidence you can attempting more advanced skills. The electric boards offer a way to carve and hill bomb without the need to find and ride the steepest hill in town. Who doesn’t want to bomb down a flat road at 40kph?

Enjoy The Ride: Carve, Bomb, Cruise or commute. Electric skateboards can do it all and more. Experience the thrill and joy of riding wherever and whenever you want all the while getting the fix you get from a decent swell.

Stay tuned for new products from Veymax Board

VeyMax is about to launch an new electric skateboard which is notably an improved version of the X3 Series model. It promises you enjoy the speed and stability while on the move.

It's a skateboard that will accompany you on ANY trip, on any road, even if it is not an all-terrain electric longboard either.

Easy to control, you will have a very intuitive remote control at your disposal to manage most of the functions of your electric skateboard.

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