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Top 5 Cheap Electric Skateboard 2018

The factors that determine the proper choice of buying and using a skateboard are the skater’s years of experience, style of riding, height and weight, size of deck and wheels. Yet, the most major factor is the price tag on the skateboard. All beginners are advised to commence with a cheap electric skateboard available in the market. It will help you acquire the riding skills and give you enough understanding about how you can use the high-performance skateboards. Thus, when you will buy high-performance skateboards then it will be easy to make use of it like a pro.

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Since these are all electric skateboards, they require Lithium Ion battery which requires few hours of charging to make your ride exemplary. The top 5 reasonable priced skateboards have been listed below to help you make a decent choice.

BLITZART Huracane Electric Skateboard: (13lb; deck: Maple wood; 350 watt; 4.4 Ah lithium-ion battery; 2.5 hr;17mphr; 10miles; 300lbs) The skateboard can accommodate a rider who weighs 300 pounds. It is one of the best and is 38 inches long. The 8 ply deck is made of sturdy maple wood and it offers additional support because of the bamboo layer. The hub motor in the wheels is really powerful and the battery is a 36V lithium-ion battery which will allow you to have a smooth ride. On a single full charge, the product can operate for two and a half hours and that too on full charge.


  • Pros: 3.5-inch polyurethane wheels; regenerative braking system; reliable hub motors. Skaters get to ride on flat roads and 10% inclined surfaces.

  • Cons: It stalls when the inclination is over 10%. The skateboard is not waterproof. Electronics are not durable.
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