Tag: exway
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Revisiting the Exway X1 Max
in ReviewsLooks and feels like a longboard, and just 8.1 kg – quite light for an electric skateboard nowadays. The Exway X1 Max is my number 3 favorite e-board today.
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Exway Flex Paragon Review (and Flex 2 Pro)
in ReviewsThe Exway Flex Paragon is the most powerful and longest-range board in the Flex series, packed with innovative features that set it apart. However, it’s not necessarily for everyone. Here’s a closer look at what this board offers and who it’s best suited for. Key Features RGB Ambient Lights The Flex Paragon features highly customizable…
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Exway Ace RKP Trucks
in ReviewsNot a fan of double kingpin (DKP) trucks for electric skateboards? Exway now has reverse kingpin (RKP) trucks that are compatible with not just the Atlas series, but most all-terrain electric skateboards. Learn more at https://www.rideexway.com/products/exway-ace-rkp-triste.
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Exway Ripple Review
in ReviewsFinally, a truly lightweight and affordable electric skateboard that feels like a regular cruiser board! At just 5.9 kg, the Exway Ripple is even lighter than my most frequently used board, the Exway Wave. It’s also about half the price at just $399. With similar dimensions to the Wave, the Ripple is essentially a Wave…
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Exway Ace Gear Drive
in ReviewsIn this video, I’ll go through the pros and cons of Exway’s gear drive kit for the Atlas Pro electric skateboard. I’ll also answer the questions you guys asked me about it on Instagram. Pro: the looks Aesthetically, Exway’s gear drive kit looks awesome. I know this is a very superficial feature, but it is…
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Exway Hydro All-Season Wheels Review
in ReviewsExway and I-Wonder (Cloudwheel) teamed up to create the Hydro wheels which make riding on wet roads safer than using the standard 85-90mm urethane wheels. Please note that I do not recommend riding in rain or in any condition where water is likely to get inside the board as that’s a fire hazard. Splashes from…
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Exway Atlas Pro Review with AUXPack
in ReviewsThe Most High-Tech Electric Skateboard You Can Buy Any electric skateboard brand can make a board that goes faster and farther every year by continuing to sacrifice a little more portability. Bigger motors. Bigger battery. Mission accomplished. With the Atlas Pro, Exway has done…the same. But! They’ve also added new features and updates that nobody…
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Exway Wave NASA Review
in ReviewsI did not start out loving electric shortboards but over the past couple years, the Exway Wave totally changed my mind. Because it’s so convenient, and it can be taken on a plane, it became the board I use the most often. The limited edition Wave NASA is like the standard Wave but with ambient…
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Exway Flex Pro Review
in ReviewsIt’s like the Exway Flex ER, but way more aggressive performance and different deck materials. It’s fun! The system is able to handle 400W charging from using two 210W GaN chargers simultaneously. If you’d like to get the Flex Pro, use my discount code DKWAN at checkout at https://dkwan.com/exway/.
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My favorite electric skateboard?
in ReviewsI have a lot of electric skateboards and people often ask me which one is my favorite. My answer is the answer that everyone hates: it depends. But if we’re talking about which one I use the most, it’s the Exway Wave, and normally with the 99Wh travel battery option. For me, as someone who…
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Exway Atlas Pro: What’s new?
in ReviewsBefore I talk about the Exway Atlas Pro, let’s have a little refresher about the original Atlas. The Future of Consumer Electric Skateboards About a year ago, Exway released the Atlas – a modular all-terrain electric skateboard that can be configured as 2WD for more range, or 4WD for some insane performance. Even in 2WD, the…
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Exway Flex ER Review
in ReviewsExway Flex now comes in two varieties for 2022: the standard Flex with a 216Wh battery and the Flex ER with a 346Wh battery. They come with an option of hub motors or belt drive. We received the Flex ER with belt drive for our review. Here’s how I felt about it. Highlights of the…