Backfire Zealot S

It has a solid range capability, I got a total of about 25 kilometres so it's going to be plenty to get you to most places that you need to be and we ...

So because I kept thinking the board was almost out of power, I circled the metro station for like 20 minutes until the speed finally dropped. The Zea...

This board can also handle the gigantic wheel or sorry hill that I occasionally ride on and is as good as my electric scooter. I like the fact that th...

So that's going to take me into my final thoughts. I like this board. I had high expectations of this board because Backfire is a company that makes y...

I wish I had have just went with the Backfire Zealot or something more well know but we were hoping we had found a hidden gem. Now I'm stuck with this POS board. At least I got some big tires tho. tl;dr: Don't buy from [novaboard.ca](https://novaboard.ca), they lie about their board specs and their return policy sucks.

But knowing what I know now about eskate overall, you will not be happy with the product you are about to receive. Put the money elsewhere. I have seen good things about Meepo, WowGo, and the Backfire Zealot that would probably be close to the price point you're in with the Exway Flex, and they seem to have a solid reputation for prebuilts. If you can throw in a couple of hundred more, get the BKB Duo.

The Esk8 ultimately feels exactly like a skateboard but with motors & power. Its going to be way more stable and able to go much faster than a onewheel. The OneWheels seem cool, but the performance and range you get for the price is absolutely horrible. Just my opinion here, but out of my Esk8 (Backfire Zealot S) and EUC (Nikola AR+), I ride my EUC 9 out of 10 times.