ZBoard 2 Blue vs Evolve Bamboo GT 2IN1

The Zboard Blue is controlled by two pressure pads instead of a handheld remote. Pressing on the front pad increases forward speed; pressing on the back brakes or sends you in reverse. Having controls different from the majority of alternatives makes this board more fun but also more challenging to ride, even for those who have experience with electric skateboards.

In order to keep users from being surprised by a dead battery, the ZBoard 2 now comes with LED indicators that keep you apprised of the remaining battery life.

When the battery is completely drained, the brushless motor allows ZBoard to be pushed like a regular skateboard.

Direct contact with owners and operators happens at all times.

There is a headlight and taillight for riding in the dark. These lights allow the rider to see the road and be clearly seen by other people.

With ZBoard 2, the handle and lightweight design make it convenient to carry the board around when not in use.

There are dual motors on the board, allowing for more even power distribution, especially when turning the board (compared to single motor boards)..

The dual motor setup maxes out at 3000 watts.

Goes to distances up to twenty one miles when using the street wheels on the board. This will also be dependent on the riders size, but is a safe estimate.

With the Evolve GT wheels (included), this board can achieve speeds up to 22mph (36km/h). And if you purchase the ABEC 11 97mm FlyWheels, you can go as fast as 25mph (42km/h).

You can change your normal 83mm wheels for 7" all-terrain tires, which work with the electric motors as well. You can then skate on grass, dirt etc. The 2in1 board comes with both. The process of changing the wheels should not take more than 5 minutes.