LandWheel V4 vs Bamboo GTX 2in1

It can be used with 90% skateboard decks on the market. Meaning that you can use a pre-existing deck as well as purchase any that are to your liking. Basically, you have the ability to build a perfect electric skateboard for yourself with very little effort.

Very good protection against water and dust as it is IP 65 rated. While any motor and board will need to be cleaned in order to keep it in prime operating condition, the International Protection Marking code allows for some protection against dust, grime, and water for the mechanical parts of the device.

There is a 1-year warranty on the device from the manufacturer. It provides coverage twice longer than the majority of e-board producers.

The board has a wide truck system and a flexible wooden deck which makes it great for carving.

This is easily one of the top performing boards in terms of power and speed on the market right now. Naturally, it takes some skill and experience to ride. It has a huge max range - 31 miles, while the vast majority of alternatives don't go farther than 14. It can go as fast as 26 MPH, which for most people is too fast to be comfortable. It beats most competitors at climbing hills as well with 25% hill grade, compared to the usual 20%.

On just one charge you can go anywhere from 18 to 30 miles, depending on the terrain, your weight, and other factors. A typical electric skateboard can only go around 10 miles before requiring charging. The wooden-bamboo deck makes long rides more comfortable by absorbing impact from various bumps on the road that can cause strain in your legs.

The GTX Bamboo 2in1 has two sets of wheels - one for riding in the city and a larger set that can get you through rough terrain. If you don't want to pay for both, you can alternatively get either the Street or All-Terrain versions of the board.