How To Corner & Carve Like a Pro on Your Evolve Skateboard! 

As a 54 year old, the only thing I've been carving up for years is a roast dinner ! Now, with my new Evolve GTR Bamboo, life just got a whole lot more exciting !

I love love love the Evolve GTX all terrain board because it makes me want to live and it is saving my life! I grew up skateboarding downhill in San Francisco. My whole life I dreamed of an invention like the Evolve skateboards and your company has made those dreams a reality. I was diagnosed 1.5 years ago with stage 4 vocal chord cancer. This has been really hard and left me completely unable to speak and very depressed. I decided I had to bring the most joyful thing I could think of into my life as therapy, and that is skateboarding in nature. My friend has been loaning me his evolve board (I have not been able to afford one yet due to massive medical expenses I am struggling to pay). This board has brought so much fun and adventure back into my life that I feel it healing me every time I ride. I can feel it strengthening my body spirit. It fills my life with joy and childlike freedom. I feel that riding your boards is a key component in saving my life! Bless you for creating these most awesome of boards. You are helping humanity into a more positive future of fun and non toxic transport. I thank you for all your company is doing and I pray one day to own my own Evolve GTX all terrain skateboard. Dreams do come true!

Just wanted to say that tip on pointing with your leading arm is ON POINT. Works wonders, thanks!!

Love these tips. I've been struggling a little with my balance on carves! There seems to be always something to learn on these beauties. Big up Evolve.

thanks for such an amazing product. It has definitely been a blast owning one. Cheers!

This is my favorite because I love learning new tips to ride. I come from snowboarding and surfing, so when I saw how much fun E board were I had to get one! Im getting all friends into the sport now and watching these your tip videos helps out a lot! Love the boards love the vids! Keep up the good work!😁

Good advice...as always, lots of fun to watch! Cheers, John ;)

Guys, love your stuff! Been owning a bamboo GT for nearly a year. So stoked for summer in UK and enjoying! BUT there's a huge problem in London. PEDESTRIANS who walk anywhere any time, mostly without looking! Please make an episode on how you signal pedestrians who can't hear you to avoid breaking to the stop or actually hitting them. Even better, how about an episode on where you share practical tips on daily commute and general safety stuff? Like using AT on streets to avoid bumps and potholes. Trucks set up for maximum manoeuvrebility but speeds up to 30km/h. Being safe on the road with traffic - maintaining safe distance, hand signs for turns, helmet with lights. Best ways to carry or drag the board. Transporting it safely when it rains unexpectedly (I panic and cover it with plastic bags, try to hide under umbrella ☔ etc). How to lock your board in the safest way if no other way to leave it around. How to have your hands as free as possible when riding and so on. My biggest struggle at the moment: putting a light on my finger ( I don't think it's safe enough having it under the board only as traffic in London is intense and cars often run back to back where they can't see the bottom of my board), no way to signal pedestrians who jump in front of me. I either shout, break rapidly or hit them. Very dangerous (bell solution doesn't work as I don't have a place to attach it to... I've looked at electrical bells solutions but couldn't find anything) really looking forward to hearing from you!

So stoked with my Carbon GTR. Endless carves. Finding myself making any excuse to take he out. Battery life awesome and so much grunt. Looking forward to padding up and going to bmx track.

thank you VERY much for the tips!

Great Video! Really appreciate the full description of each idea as well as a good clip to show how to implement it. And how you can fail at it 😝

Awesome video and awesome company. From the quality of your boards all the way down to your websites and customer service. Though I wished I owned one of these boards, being an avid longboarder this video helps a lot. Keep up the good work! 👍

Love this video!

Good advice, thanks guys.

Thanks for the tips!

The episode 41 for me is the favorite because I understand the differences in the use of road wheels compared to those for all terrains; I was interested in understanding what was the best solution in my case, using it mainly to move from one garden to another to follow my crops and also to carry out door-to-door deliveries. I think the wheels for all terrains are the best performing solution in my case. Thank you!

Awesome Tips , Thanks

Wohoo, cool vid and greatings from Germany, your evolve promoter and gtx rider🤙🏽

This tips help me a lot.. Thanks

My favorite evolve weekly episode is the "How To Corner & Carve Like a Pro on Your Evolve Skateboard!" because I am an avid non-electric long boarder and have been eyeing these evolve boards for quite awhile now. This episode really showed me how to effectively use such an awesome board. Thanks guys! [evolve contest]

Great advice.

Great advice. Specially the battery level when not in use.

great video!

Surfing like a boss

Wow nice one bro.

Great vid. Any advice for peeps with arthritic knees?

I am looking to buy a top electric skateboard and been in the UK Evolve boards are a logical choice. I was surprised to see these great instructional videos and also the tricks a person could perform with these boards. I first thought they were merely for commuting. I hope to win a custom version board as I too would like to get into learning these tricks.

I think my board is just perfect for learning a lot of these complex movements. It goes up to 17 miles per hour and accelerates quickly but I've been getting a little better at the carving. With that in mind, how do you keep in mind speed? Does it just come naturally?.

Nice. I know you guys did a video on sliding already. But, would you guys do another one? this time with a bit more in-depth on the technic to slide... thanks

hi there.. i have a dual rear hub electric longboard with just standard longboard trucks, but it runs large 90mm wheels... my question to you is would your sweet looking front trucks with the dual bushing setup for dual adjustability fit on my board? it isnt a drop thru deck or anything but i think your trucks would be an awesome addition and help me turn harder... please let me know if they would fit even tho my wheels are soo large... if u have ever heard of it it is called the meepo board... i didnt want to go all out on my first eboard but it has plenty of power for me and i weigh 240 lbs... neways would your trucks work with my board and be able to be mounted on the bottom of the board since i dont have a drop thru deck?

I carve but street corners are hard at lower speed. Especially on the toe side. Im regular.

Always love watching for more tips, especially when coaching others to try out my board.

Bord was awesome will you please send me the link of this board I need it I will buy

Great video with some good tips, but I suggest you would lower the volume for music as opposed to voices. That would be more balanced!

After much research I think the evolve board is for me... I plan on using the board(s) for fun play with challenged / underprivileged kids. The boards will be therapeutic. We have smooth roads and lots to ride yet thinking the All Terrain wheels are they way to go if choosing one... Would you agree? Spent my 20's on skateboards and surfboards looking forward to diving in a few decades later - still ride my old school board now and then.

Check it out!

Always good to practice push skateboarding/push longboarding. As someone who skateboarded for many years all these movements are like second nature to me, but not those slides. The video Made it seem like sliding those big longboard wheels is a easy feat and can randomly happen while carving. This is not the case. Even with the non AT wheels it takes a ton of force to get the wheels to lose grip. I highly doubt any beginners will be able to do it by accident. That being said beginners who never skateboarding or long boarded can definitely learn on a eboard but my biggest tip would be avoid throttle while carving

i want one of their boards so much ;-; but too expensive and i doubt it would do well on roads in poland :/

Hello I am from Peru I would like to know how I could do to buy a carbon

This is my favourite Evolve video as it shows how to carve in style and what wheels give the best grip or slide which is really important so you can set up your board to suit your ride and the terrain. I use AT wheels as like to carve hard and put a lot of energy into the turn so I love the phenomenal grip of the AT wheels which is awesome cross training for surfing! #winacustomGT

What's going on everyone, Texas in the house

There are these gloves you can get called hand signal led light gloves to help give you signal to cars pedestrians the direction your going..it might help :)

When will you guys have a sale most electric skateboard/scooter were having a spring sale and evolve wasn't apart of it

Where can I get those wheels?

Wich board is faster ,the carbon gt ore the gtx???

timing to do

Some of these tips may be misleading for beginner riders. The part regarding getting as low as possible only works if you are aware of your body position and balance. I've seen way too many beginner riders just bending their knees and getting as low as they can. Not only does it look awkward to be too low, but they also lose their balance. This is because not everyone is used to bending their knees that much. If they don't really do squats or anything like it before, they may just stick out their butt too much or put their weight all on their toes when they bend their knees. Everyone's flexibility is also different. Some people can only maintain good form when they bend their knees and squat for a little bit, going too far past their flexibility and they have to compensate by sticking their hips out too much, causing their center of mass to shift towards their back. The key should be to be aware of where your hips/pelvis are.

I wish evolve you’d complete against the Propel X4S, BAJA Pentera, and Ecomobl M24. All terrain skateboard…. Evolve keep evolving STOP 🛑 being comfortable and step out the box make something with all terrain "system."

Why am I watching this?! I can’t even afford a board 😢

Wear and tear on the motor, evolve motors are not cheap

Jeff is so hot

Nose so pointy