Tornado 38" Electric Longboard E-Skateboard Motorized Electronic 19mph Hub-Motor 3.5" PU Wheels
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Color: Black
Features
- Range and Speed - A max speed of up to 24 MPH and a range of 12-15 miles, and equipped with a secured 36V, 5.0Ah and 180Wh Lithium-Ion battery pack which can be fully charged within 3 hours.
- 2024 New Released Wireless Remote - Easy to hold wireless remote that controls acceleration and deceleration with reverse capability. Two speed modes to beginners and advanced riders. Hold function to assist getting on and off the board. Remote control is rechargeable.
- Maple Wood + Bamboo Deck& Premium Grip Tape - The 8-ply maple wood deck sandwiched between 1 layers of bamboo on the top and bottom of the board giving it more flexibility and sturdiness. The deck is outfitted with grip tape and is concave to keep the rider's feet firmly in place and on the board. Supports up a max weight of 250 lb.
- Ships Fully Assembled and Ready to Ride - Save yourself the time and hassle of assembly when you can ride your board instantly out of the box! US based company with US based live customer support!
Brand: Blitzart
Color: Black
Age Range (Description): All Ages
Deck Length: 38 Inches
Deck Width: 9 Inches
Item Weight: 13 Pounds
Material: Maple Wood
Wheel Size: 3.5 Inches
Wheel Material: Polyurethane
Durometer Hardness: 80A-90A
Brand: Blitzart
Color: Black
Age Range (Description): All Ages
Deck Length: 38 Inches
Deck Width: 9 Inches
Item Weight: 13 Pounds
Material: Maple Wood
Wheel Size: 3.5 Inches
Wheel Material: Polyurethane
Durometer Hardness: 80A-90A
Skateboard Type: Longboard
UPC: 614993406635
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 38.5 x 12.5 x 6.2 inches
Package Weight: 8.32 Kilograms
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 38 x 5.5 x 10 inches
Brand Name: Blitzart
Country of Origin: China
Suggested Users: unisex-teen
Manufacturer: WUYI OUKAI ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT CO., LTD
Part Number: S3801
Date First Available: January 10, 2017
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Color: Black
PROS: It goes plenty fast, and I'm 205 pounds. Any faster and I'd actually be nervous. If I was to jump off at full speed, I have no doubt I'd eat the pavement. BIG tires make it so that this thing can take some pretty rough pavement, and I've even driven off of 3 inch curbs without skipping a beat. The deck is firm, and I prefer the feeling of a solid deck over the flexible decks. Braking is smooth. You won't be able to stop on a dime, but it doesn't throw you off. Get's pretty good distance/range for the price, I've gotten about 10 miles (but I'm a little heavy for this board). CONS Trucks came a little looser than I would have liked, so I had to tighten them up. At higher speeds, those loose trucks got kinda squirrely on me, and I was nervous about losing control. The grip tape is cheap. Oh well, it's just grip tape. The hub motor gets HOT after riding for about 15 minutes straight, so hot you can't touch it more than a second without getting burned. MY CONCLUSION: This is a cheap board, and the 4 year warranty is only an additional 15-20 dollars. So buy it! If anything goes wrong in the next 4 years, amazon will fix or replace my board at their cost. The warranty is usually a scam, but in this case, it's worth the peace of mind. So get the warranty, and then GET THIS BOARD. It's a ton of fun!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2018 by Eric
Color: Black
Update: I've finally tested the board's range on a flat beach path. At a steady 12 mph or so, with constant half-throttle application (and with a 145 lb rider), the low-battery tone started chiming at about 6.7 miles, and by 8.0 miles the board had basically given up the ghost. This is *plenty* of range for my needs, but obviously quite a bit less than the stated 10 mile range. Original review below... - - - - - I'd originally intended to buy a Genesis Tomahawk, but after a friend had nothing but trouble with his, I bought a $450 Acton Blink S... which bricked itself permanently after 4 miles of riding (and spontaneously reversed the function of the forward/back slider on its remote, throwing me off the board). Frustrated, I bought the bargain-basement Blitzart Tornado for $279, largely because I saw how responsive the company had been to quality issues. That was three weeks ago, and 35 miles later I'm totally sold on this board. It looks great, the build quality is excellent, it handles very well, the built-in handle is something that should be on *every* board, and the big 3.5" wheels roll over pretty much anything (I mean, within sensible limits). The motor is pretty low on torque and struggles with steep hills, but that also means it's easier to modulate the throttle than it is on more powerful boards... great for beginners. I'm a 145-lb guy, and my speedometer app tells me I'm topping out at exactly 16 mph, which isn't blazing fast. But since I'm using it primarily on crowded beach paths, going any faster than that probably isn't terribly smart.... I can't really speak to range, as the furthest I've taken the Tornado on one trip is 6.5 relatively-flat miles. Two niggles, one minor and one slightly less minor: first, the brakes work well when the board is moving quickly, but at low speed they don't do much...and predicting when they'll "bite" when sliding the remote toggle back to slow down is difficult. Just keep yourself braced and you should be ok (and wear a helmet). Secondly, I don't have any idea at any given point how much juice the board has. There are three red LEDs on the remote to indicate charge, but they don't seem to mean anything. Tackle a big hill on a full charge and you'll see the indicated charge drop down to two (or one) LEDs, then back up to three on flat ground. Even on flat ground, the LEDs sometimes dance back and forth at various levels. But you know what? This is a $279 electric longboard, and EVERYTHING WORKS. I'll happily accept a touchy brake and battery level mysteries in exchange for a board that's more reliable and just as well built as others that cost nearly twice as much. Completely satisfied with the Blitzart.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2018 by Benjamin Sidon
If 0 were an option I'd use it. Run far from this company. What a huge disappointment the BLITZART Tornado 38" Electric Longboard E-Skateboard and Blitzart the company have been thus far. I bought the board as a Christmas present for my son in December of 2019 via Amazon. Of course he could not use the board until March here in Indiana. After 3 or 4 rides, it quit working. At first Blitzart refused to help claiming I needed to contact Amazon - an official retailer of Blitzart products according to the Blitzart website. I would have just returned the board but because it was purchased in December it was outside the Amazon return window. Several phone calls and emails later Blitzart agreed to send me a new battery. Ok fine but what happens if this doesn't work? At this point we were days away from the end of the warranty period. No problem Blitzart tells me. If the new battery doesn't work we will still fix it because you contacted us within the warranty period. I replaced the battery. What do you think happens? If you guessed that the board worked for 4 weeks and a half dozen trips up and down the street then died, you are correct. Another email to Blitzart. They ask me to give them a call and I do. They tried to troubleshoot but no luck. They ask me to send them the board so they can diagnose and fix it. At my own expense of $40+ dollars, I ship the board to California. I kept all the original packaging. I'm not happy. It's clear their batteries are garbage at this point but my kid wants to skateboard. Several weeks later I get an voicemail saying the board is ready and Blitzart wants to confirm my address before they send it back. I provide my address. Over a month later my kid wants to know where his skateboard is. Great question - I hadn't noticed it had been forever since they verified my address. Yet another email to Blitzart checking on the status. Blitzart tells me the board shipped and provided a tracking number. Nope. They only created a shipping label. I email back letting them know FedEx never picked up the board. Blitzart emails me back- our bad, you never paid for the repair and return shipping. Wait? What the what? Never once in any phone call or email did they mention me paying anything. Keep in mind I made sure these repairs to this lemon would be under warranty. Now they are holding the board hostage until I pay their ransom.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2020 by JAMES DAVID HOPPER