The ZBoard hands-free motorized skateboard
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The ZBoard was designed in sunny southern California
The ZBoard can ride on wet pavement but shouldn't be ridden in the rain or through puddles
The ZBoard comes in two models: Classic and Pro
The ZBoard Pro reaches speeds up to 17 mph
The ZBoard Pro reaches speeds up to 17 mph
The ZBoard's foot pad sensors control accleration and braking
The ZBoard's foot pad sensors control accleration and braking
Lean forwards to accelerate and backwards to brake
The ZBoard claims to be the first weight-sensing electric skateboard
The ZBoard claims to be the first weight-sensing electric skateboard
The ZBoard handles rider weights up to 225 lbs. (102 kg)
The ZBoard hits the market in March
The ZBoard is for transportation, not tricks
The ZBoard claims to be the first weight-sensing electric skateboard
ZBoard's brakes work on hills
ZBoard's pre-order pricing starts at $499
You'll get up to 10 miles of range on the ZBoard Pro
The integrated carry handle makes transport easier
The integrated carry handle makes transport easier
A 400-watt motor gives the ZBoard its power
Article Summary
Laying claim to being the "world's first weight-sensing electric skateboard," the ZBoard delivers up to 400 watts of motor power via a simple, lean-and-go interface. The result is that riders will get up to 17 mph worth of speed without having to scuff their soles on the pavement.
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