Teamgee H5 37" Electric Skateboard, 22 MPH Top Speed, 760W Dual Motor, 11 Miles Range, 14.5 Lbs, 10 Layers Maple Longboard with Wireless Remote Control

I am a 55 year old amputee. I was looking for a way to exercise my 1year old Pitt. I was looking mostly for a way to slow her down when she wants to chase rabbits or play with another dog. I stumbled on to the Team Gee board and was reading the reviews and it said that the brakes work well so I thought I would give it a try.I love this board. I ride it usually at least twice a day for about 15 minutes and I go about 3 miles at a pretty good pace. My route is mostly flat with a couple of small but fairly steep hills. The board works great, it climbs the hills pretty fast and even slow if my dog is tired. The brakes work great at slowing me down even when my dog is dead set on chassing a rabbit, especially at night.The remote works great and very easy to control speed and breaks. The flash light is also a great feature if you ride at night like I do. You can flash it into the direction of oncoming cars to be seen.I haven't really clocked the speed but I am guessing top speed is about 18 mph which I think is plenty fast. It accelerates pretty quick and smooth, it doesn't throw you off the board but it is also not a slug. And the brakes are really smooth as well.As far as battery life goes, so far I am very happy with the distance I can go before charging. I can go for about 3 sessions before it needs to be charged and the power band seems very consistent all the way till about the last 5% of the charge. I do let the batteries cool before recharging and I do drain them down completely every once in a while. The batteries charge pretty quick as well.The wheels really impressed me. I thought for sure I would eat it on a rock or pot hole, but thank God these wheels are super forgiving. I have hit some pretty good size rocks , pot holes and road markers. I have even gone off into some grass and dirt and up little curbs, into driveways without any problems. I was very impressed.I got my board on a flash sale but I have totally enjoyed it so far. It is a great way to get my stoke on when the waves are flat or the water is polluted from the rain. And yes I ride her even in the rain.It definitely helps me with my SUP surfing.Buy this board and try it, I hope you love it as much as me and my pup.One Foot Frank

 The board is indeed light, and it's also quite beautiful in person. I measured the H5 at 14.4 lbs, and its design is even a bit sharp. The drop through deck also allows the board to ride ever-so-slightly low, having the larger 90 mm wheels. It rides impressively well as a result of the lowered deck.H5's programming filters control input fairly aggressively(even in the highest riding mode), which makes the board highly forgiving. I rode the slope down without the remote control acceleration because the regenerative braking was helping my electric board to charge, turning potential energy into kinetic energy, and letting the electronic skateboard save more electricity.The H5 uses a rigid deck to avoid damaging the enclosed battery. In order to test the waterproof performance of the electric skateboard, I carefully rode through a pool of water. Although the skateboard was not affected, personally recommend you try not to let the skateboard touch a large range of water, otherwise the battery may be affected.The board can withstand 280 pounds. Although I only have 210 pounds, I can still feel the flexibility of this board and its sensitivity.

There was no way I was going to shell out $1,000 for a skateboard, and even $500 seemed like a lot for me. After having this board for a month now, I can say it's been great.I use this board in my small beach town on bike paths and in the street. It's fast enough to be a viable option for local transportation. I've gotten the full 6-7 mile range out of it. The first time I tried it—in my house in low mode—felt insane. On the street, I really learned to lean into the acceleration and the delayed braking to get the best results. For those who couldn't quite figure out how to use the cruise control feature, you scroll the throttle to where you want and press the throttle in twice like a button. A little "cru" pops up on the controller at the bottom.The board it plenty of fun for everybody. I get plenty of "hey, look at that" and "is that thing electric" comments from people in the community. When the battery eventually dies, you can easily push the board like a normal longboard because the wheels are not driven by belts, but by brushless hub motors (I love the whirr of the brushless motors when you're braking).Here are some of the not-as-great aspects of the board. First of all, it's heavy. Heavy compared to a normal board, though, there's a bunch of batteries inside the deck! Also, because of this, the deck does not flex AT ALL. Be ready to feel every bump and rock in the road. I have flown off the board once or twice (because of my own doing) and the ends of the deck do get messed up. Maybe buy some guards to protect it when it smashes into a curb or when you stand it up. Also, my remote is in kilometers per hour, but that doesn't really matter. In the rain, like any other skateboard, it does get slide very easily when turning or braking hard. The board has survived rain and fairly heavy puddles, though. I've never had the motors submerged, though, just heavily splashed.Overall, I'm extremely pleased with my purchase.