FAQ
1. How far can a long range electric skateboard like the Maxfind FF BELT travel on one charge?
The Maxfind FF BELT offers three battery packs: 25 mi / 40 km (Standard), 50 mi / 80 km (Long), and up to 75 mi / 120 km (Super). Real-world tests on its sibling MAX6 logged roughly 25 mi / 41 km under mixed urban terrain. Range varies with speed, rider weight, hills, and wind; cruising a few mph below top speed can add 20 % or more to your ride.
2. What factors shorten the battery life of a long range electric skateboard?
Hard launches, steep climbs, and sustained high speeds drain the battery fastest. Cold temperatures reduce voltage, and under-inflated tyres add rolling resistance. Lithium cells last longest if you avoid deep discharges—many riders recharge once the pack drops to about 20 %.
3. Is a long range electric skateboard harder to carry around town?
Extra battery capacity adds weight: the Maxfind FF BELT weighs about 24 lb / 11 kg. If portability matters more than marathon mileage, the commuter-focused Maxfind CYBER MINI AIR is only 12.4 lb / 5.6 kg—easy to lift on stairs or public transit. Some riders pair lighter decks with a fast charger to avoid hauling heavier boards.
4. Can an off road electric skateboard like the Maxfind FF AT handle sand, gravel, and grass trails?
Yes. The FF AT uses 165 mm airless explosion-proof rubber wheels that don’t require inflating, along with a flex-composite deck and powerful motors that can climb 35% grades while maintaining traction. Riders report stable control up to 28 mph (45 kph) on mixed terrain, with no need to worry about tire pressure.
5. What upkeep does an off road electric skateboard need—especially if it’s also one of the fastest electric skateboard options from Maxfind?
Dust and grit can wear belts, pulleys, and bearings, so rinse gently, dry, and re-lubricate after dusty rides. Check tyre pressure weekly and re-tighten truck bolts; vibration increases sharply once you pass 25 mph / 40 kph on the FF AT’s 45 kph ceiling.
6. How fast can the fastest electric skateboard go, and is that safe for beginners?
Extreme DIY boards have surpassed 55 mph / 90 kph, but mainstream Maxfind decks top out around 31 mph / 50 kph on the new Cyber Max X. Most riders cruise near 21 mph / 34 kph for comfort and control. Beginners should keep speeds under 20 mph and always wear a certified helmet plus wrist, elbow, and knee protection.