Tynee Explorer Electric Skateboard - I'm impressed! 

Yes the specs difference is HUGE! I think this is the better choice. It rides similarly as a bamboo GTR

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Nice and quiet

I would go cloudwheels on it to save battery

Thank you for watching!

I havent.

We got 48km/h pretty stable

@@EboardMY we couldnt even get above 27mph. and the website USED to say 34mph at that time. now it says 31-37… still not even close . also, did u the even reach anywhere near 50km range? i didnt and im only 150lbs

Thats weird, im 150 as well🤔 did u test on full or half battery ? I think i test mine on full charge and get 48km/h easily. The range test we get is 28 miles. Riding aggresive. 150 lbs rider

@@EboardMY are u sure ur not just reading the remote and not a GPS tracker app? also before it used to say molicel batteries and now it says either samsung or molicel. i was told there gonna change the motor KV to help offset the lagged top speed. but id really like to see the video results of 48kmh and your range. but even so, that top speed is still off

@@esk8unity i got 31mph on 120mm cw with 40t pulley on full battery on the highest mode. I made sure i got the molicel battery. Aiden told me they would be at random from the american warehouse. So i made sure i got the molicel by picking the 2 in 1 option because aiden asured me that those have the molicel. I still opened the enclosure and it was the molicel p42a model. Lol

So far customer support has been good

It is really a great board. It has a lot of flex to it, which makes it very comfortable to ride. My feet never get tired on the this board. However, I am hesitant to mount the cloudwheels on it since it has already scratched the bottom quite a lot. With the cloudwheels it will probably bottom out way to often, but I havnt tried it yet. btw I am about 83 kg. The board top speed does not go as fast as claimed on pneumatics, but you shouldn't (imo) be riding that fast on such a device anyways. I got about 42-43 km/h top speed. I try to keep it below 35 km/h and actually enjoy riding most around 25-28. The board does have plenty of power though. I would much rather prefer more torque over top speed. So imo the 145 kV motors are a great choice.

@Certified Alchemist Hello, I just grabbed a 2nd hand one that should arrive sometime next week. I know Tynee do a new 80A ESC, would you recommend I grab that straight away will the stock one do for now....iam by no means a speed demon, I much prefer comfort and rode feeling over top speed. Thoughts?

U shud try the default esc first, its plenty powerful! Its also as close to perfect smoothness

@@gingerdude94 I want to withdraw some of my praise. I have just received my second Explorer as I had to get a new one because some idiot drove over my board. For some reason I had to pay 100$ extra to get the molicel version of the board. Why are they advertising molicel batteries on their website for the same price then? The 100 dollars is a small dent, but what I don't like is that the new board feels noticeably weaker than my first board. My first board was part of the first boards sold as it was pre-ordered back in July. I am only able to get the new board to 40 km/h and on top of that I am getting over current warning riding 35 km/h on flat road. Seems like they have tweaked the board quite a bit down. Maybe the new ESC will fix these issues, but I had no problem on my original board running it for over 500 km what so ever. It is still a good board and Aiden responds pretty fast, but I am a bit more reserved in the future. Hopefully the board you got is part of the earlier batch which don't have the issues I mentioned. Definitely ride your board to see if it is powerful enough for you. Maybe you don't need to upgrade. At least they are giving 50% off for the ESC and then I will have my "old" board back (hopefully).