Boosted Mini X - One Year Later (in Australia) 

Aw thanks Caash, that's super encouraging

Oh no Mo! Oh mannn I hope you're okay now, sounds so painful

Thanks Ben! Yes, stack update is very important 😆

Haha I know what you mean, I did the same thing before I got mine 😄

Thanks Miguel, I'm really glad to hear that :) What longboard would you get, something from Boosted or are you looking at other brands?

Boosted or Evolve

Oh wow, thank you so much! Such an encouraging comment 😄

Hey Fazer, thanks for the comment :) that's awesome you're getting so much out of your board! I'm at 637km now, which I believe is just under 400 miles

I disagree, due to the weight of the board. I can ollie and avoid cracks fine on my usual boards, but trying to ollie an 8kg electric board, where all the weight is at the front, is an entirely different story. You also naturally go faster on an electric board, just due to not having to push, so every bump you hit becomes more forceful

@@jamesdaly_tech I have no problems kicking up my Boosted Mini.

Thanks Colin, that's so nice to hear 😄

i just bought a mini S then saw an X for like the same price so afterpaid that :| hell confusing times though with boosted under. most expensive and advertised, only to bust?

I’m wondering the exact same thing

Hmm I can't quite remember, maybe every couple of weeks?

I haven't, but I'm really keen to!

Definitely agree! When I replace the wheels I'll definitely be swapping out for something larger :)

James Daly let us know if there’s any improvement on comfort that’s worth noting! I’m getting the X for portability in college, but comfort is a huge concern for me

I have 85mm on mine no top speed difference. I think boasted has a limit set for safety reasons need to figure out how to take it off so I can fly.

@@EGYPTinSAC have you found how to go faster?

It's great, isn't it 😄

James Daly it’s a great board

Hmm, I’m not sure I’d recommend buying anything Boosted now unless you know what you’re doing in terms of repairs and customisations; their services and support were a big selling point. I’d probably recommend checking out Exway boards at this stage

Hell no, you'll just be throwing your cash in the dump unless you're willing to cover the costs of spare parts in case of any failure which is common in recent boosted products I've heard.

I know, I’m pretty bummed about that :( I bought some spare parts in case anything breaks, and I’m going to get as much use out of it as I can!

James Daly I actually picked up the boosted mini x since this last comment. Turns out Best Buy still has a bunch of them. It’s been great. It also turns out that after some research I found a lot of parts for this board can be bought from third party’s and are unbranded parts. Also a lot of support for 3D printed parts as well. So you should be ok unless a major part breaks such as battery, remote or motor. I also think someone will buy out boosted and they are going to be selling parts etc.

@@fallingxlove they have been bought out by calirides llc, i actually just bought a reconditioned mini x, for 800 from them. They're basically just selling out old inventory and liquidating the company from what I understand.

Doctorr_Whomm makes sense I bought mine at Best Buy a few months ago. I also bought an evolve gtr, the evolve definitely is a lot better. But I find my self riding the mini x more often because it’s light and simple.

@@fallingxlove id love to get an evolve, or one of the full suspension powered mountain board im forgetting who makes, but they're just a touch out of practicality for a last mile transport/ weekend joyride for me currently.