How does carving on a 2SWIFT compare to a Onewheel? 

Brilliant video! very interesting the comparison of snowboarding, onewheel and the 2swift👍

👍🏾🙏🏾 I am 62 and still ride all forms of boards including my Onewheel!😂 I love carving, so I shall look into this new 2Swift machine, I hope they have a supplier in Europe! 😎. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇸🇪🇹🇹

Awesome review! Been e-scootering for years now, and just the past year started looking into e-boards. As a snowboarder myself, this has really got me considering the 2swift. Thanks!!!

That is too cool how they came out personally to let you try their product. Way to support small businesses

Thank you for the great review Emily! I've been interested in purchasing a 2swift for over a year and have watched lots of video reviews in hopes of finding out if this is something I would enjoy. For background, I am nearing 50 years old and love snowboarding, wakeboarding, and just about all things PEV (e-bikes, e-scooters, e-skates,...). I am fortunate enough to own a Onewheel GT, Inmotion V12 EUC, and Exway Wave eskate. While all of those are tons of fun in their own right, the 2swift has instantly become my favorite. After watching your video Emily, I was able to rent one at a local shop to see if I would enjoy it as much as others have described. After the rental, I decided to sell my Onewheel GT so I could purchase the 2swift. This isn't meant to begin a debate over which is better; the Onewheel and 2swift have different pros/cons. I've read some comparisons of the Onewheel as a ninja, and the 2swift as a surfboard. I don't know the best description; I do agree that the Onewheel is very agile, responsive, and tons of fun. That being said, I still prefer the sheer enjoyment I get riding the 2swift. Carving on the 2swift is the closest I've come to the feeling of carving on a snowboard. At my age, it takes too long to recover from an injury, and I love that I can have a ball on the 2swift without having to go over 15 mph (it goes faster if speed is a priority to you). Hope this comment is helpful to someone looking to replicate the snowboard feel without a mountain nearby.

Nice video and channel you have.

Thank you for sharing your thoughts. I really appreciate the comparisons to the Onewheel as I have owned a few Onewheels and can relate.

Nice thorough and honest review. Thanks.

Emily, this an awesome comparison review! You did an amazing job explaining how the 2Swift feels! Keep it up!

"Nothing like the feeling of carving on snow." Couldn't agree more! I bought a onewheel because my friend was raving about how well it carves. I was very disappointed, I mostly use it now to run my daughter to the bus stop. Summer carving would be so great, I'm thinking electric unicycle or electric surfboard next. Glad its still winter now though... Lets see some snowboard carving next!

I finally got one partly due to this video. I agree that the riding feel is closer approximation to snowboarding than the onewheel (and esk8s). I've only put roughly 20 miles on it and won't pass judgement on it until I've had hundreds of miles of 2swift riding experience. I will say that I do enjoy riding it and do not regret the purchase as of yet but am pretty sure it won't unseat my EUC as my favorite PEV. Being able to carve around town without having to worry about nosediving is rather sublime. A couple of things I noted so far: Board is quite stiff with no flex so my feet are currently in pain and trying to adapt - maybe foam grip tape might help but I wish the deck was more flexible. I wish there was a fender on the back wheel because I sometimes accidentally put my foot against the rear tire while trying to mount the board. Trying to start the board while facing uphill is a challenge but that should be easier once I get better. I wish the remote display expressed in numbers how much battery life I have left rather than in bars. For the price, I expect the board to have a smart BMS and possibly an app that will provide info and the ability to change settings The remote could be improved so that suddenly letting go of the accelerator wheel doesn't cause the 2swift to jerk Braking needs to be improved. It cannot come to a complete stop even on a gentle downhill slope.

If you like carving and longboarding, try a surfskate. I think you will love it.

very cool! I recently got an Evolve Hadean. MAN can you carve on those double kingpin trucks. Very different carving experience from a standard board.

As for onewheel nosedives on turns, I suggest you trying floatwheel. First, it is way more powerful. Second, it does some magic especially for sharp turns. I suspect it raises nose a bit on suoh turns. I also like that sensation of carving, and floatwheel is a big step forward for me compared to onewheel.

I came to onewheels from snowboarding and love it. Am definitely open to try new boards though. Love carving 🤙🏻 and another American made product!! 🇺🇸

Cincinnati board sports neighbor here 🤙

Sweet video, the pair of XR's i recently got, 😊, one is rocking a set of WTFs, enduro tire with a bigger battery and vesc controller coming this winter, the extra is a great buddy board with that hoosier tire on it. Put about 500 miles of trails on it in the past month or so.

Thanks for the great video review. I generally carve on the onewheel, but I like to go in the grass and carve as well. I do think this looks like fun. Also it looked pretty cool longboarding on the pump track.

It's refreshing to see a review by a female rider that's an actual review and not just her getting clicks because she's wearing a bikini. Most dudes here will know what I mean. Have you crashed on the 2Swift? If so, what were the circumstances? I've owned 4 Onewheel variations and the nosedive is a deal breaker for me. Love carving, so I'm basically waiting for them to release a higher range model and then I'll purchase one. Hopefully their next revision is out before summer

Thanks for the comparison review! Do you own a 2Swift now or just got the chance to demo the board? If you could only own the OneWheel or the 2Swift, which one would you pick? I ride an EUC & an electric longboard but I'm looking for something else for around the neighborhood and I'm torn between these two options. I've never ridden either one so any advice or additional "ramblings" would be greatly appreciated!

This looks really cool and I’d like to try it someday. I ride Onewheels and skateboard. I wanted to mention, being that I have an XR, a Pint, and a GT, that the XR, HANDS DOWN, carves the best out of the three. That’s with the stock XR tire too. The XR stock tire is actually very underrated. People think it sucks because of how flat the profile is but it actually makes for a very stable carving experience once you get used to it. The GT was the exact opposite. It was HORRIBLE at carving when I got it and I was so disappointed. I ended up putting the Floatlife Enduro tire on it the second it was available and it drastically improved the carving ability of the GT. Still not quite as good as the XR though.

You should try electric unicycles

Hopefully a 2Swift makes it down under to Australia so I can give it a try. Have you tried riding an electric longboard with double kingpin trucks? They can carve pretty well and gives that snowboard/surfing sensation.

The geometry of the 2swift looks like it’s very similar to surfskates.

If the front sensor is an issue one th Onewheel, go into the app and turn on single zone and quit worrying about heel or toe lift.

Good job on carving comparison! I ride OW XR. Really want to ride a 2 swift. Would you say it’s worth it’s $1,800 price tag? $1,800 is what I paid for my XR in 2020.

Where is that paved track you were riding on?

If you ride a VESC or more powerful board in general, get your tune right, that front foot thing is gone. You'll never achieve the feeling that you get with one wheel because of the throttle. ABC's are important(Always Be Carving)but once you get over 1,000 miles on the onewheel, all the things you describe(for me anyway)goes away. I think also you may not understand how the sensor works in the front. Once you roll, the sensors have no play.

if you wanna snowboard on the street, just take a Summerboard

It's hilarious watching everybody. Try to copy something like the one wheel and falling so so very short.

Another pavement princess. I don't understand how anybody could ever say that board you are writing is anything nearly as capable as a one wheel but if you ride around on pavement I guess it doesn't matter.

Naw I'll still to my Onewheel. Tnx privileged Xer