EcoSmart SUP Electric Scooter – 16" Air-Filled Tires, Wide Bamboo Deck, 350w High-Torque Hub-Driven Motor, Up to 15.5 mph & 15.5 Miles Range, Rear-Wheel Drive

The best rolling stock I have invested in, in years. Fairly light and both fit easily in the back of the truck in between Marina gigs.Update:The original sealed lead acid batteries basically gave up at 25 Cycles. Not untypical for lead acid junk. Popped on Amazon bought three 12.8 volt 6 amp hour Jita batteries for $90 and one 42 volt fushield lithium charger with the exact xlr plug for $20. Installed 6 push on terminals and increased the length of one wire. Duct-taped the batteries together in a bundle and set them in below the board with a cardboard sheet in between to hold them in place. I have been running these batteries for 4 months now. With these batteries I can get a full 6 ahr in reality not just 3 ahr available from the 6 ahr lead acid. Better voltage better speed more range for $120. A must-do if using it everyday. As far as water resistance goes. It rains a lot here and I have to use this in the rain all the time. I avoid running it through puddles but have not noticed any issue with getting soaked other than the low battery light becomes erratic. Which doesn't matter because the lithium batteries never run low enough to operate it before being empty anyway. There are small drains in the battery control tray so you cannot submerge the unit but it does appear to operate in rain without issue. I have seen people covering the throttle control with a plastic bag but I've never done it.I am running docks all day, ride it to lunch and sometimes hitch up the trailer and use it to run up to the supermarket for my weekly shopping.I do plug it in every night as I can put some miles on it and tow a heavy trailer. Only time it let me down was when I forgot to plug it in for 2 daysMy credentials:I have been a commercial equipment and marine systems technical specialist for nearly 40 years, and also an electric car and motor cycle owner for 5+ years, so I have an experienced EV grin.I waited before I wrote this review to give it a good honest shakedown opinion. My update was added almost six months after purchase.Please:Make sure you do not use this before checking all hardware for tightness. Electric plug brake action is Extreme and will lock up the rear wheel. Even if this was regenerative braking it it couldn't produce much of anything if it stops the wheel. I did discover recently if the switch on the brake lever is unplugged under the footboard it runs on the brake band Only and does not lock up the tire. Brake action is reduced however more gradual and predictable.Pro's:Wide strong foot board and frame.Predictable smooth speed control.Plenty of power, even up dock ramps with trailer.Tall 16's with smoother ride.Kick stand.Almost half the price of segway. With the special packaging offer on black model.Cons:Non folding handlebars.Have to install shields or no flat inserts to avoid a nasty flat tire.Harsh braking.Sealed lead acid versus lithium.Twice the weight of segway.

This thing is amazing. Bought for my daughters Christmas present and she loves it. Super easy to assemble. They give you all the tools you need. Anyone can do. And so easy to for a child to learn to ride. It’s very solid. The wide board offers a steady platform for the rider. It’s strong. I ride it with no problem and I’m 190 lbs. it’s also slows limited. Going downhill you don’t have to worry about loosing control due to high speeds. If I had one complaint, it would be about how quiet it is. You literally cannot hear it it’s that quiet, which is a safety concern.

The media could not be loaded. The Batts. on these don't last 6 to 9 months then you need a new set,, I up graded to an Ebike Battery 36V Lithium Ion Battery... It goes further on a charge ~ A Lot Further ~ and the battery pack should last for around 1000 charges So it should last 5 times as long for 2 to 3 times the cost of the lead acid., so less changing and getting replacements...Rides nice ,, Watch the Brakes!! ,, Needs to Be Moving for the Throttle to Engage., Seems to slow down I don't know why?? I have made Mods as you can See from the pics.., The Seat on it is Not the final seat and also I have White Wall TiresWatch the Brakes!! They Grab...I will add pic's later as I finish..

I am a big guy and this popped up for me as something suitable for my size. It was easy to assemble. Sturdy and comfortable to ride. Riding on mostly flat terrain, paved road, it was smooth and enjoyable. It lacks power, I was buying it for hills. It could not handle my weight on a modest incline, let alone the hills I was hoping to ride it on. Overall though, it is a very nice product, just not for a heavy guy...300 lbs...

For several reasons, this is the right scooter: a wide deck, large pneumatic tires to avoid those unnecessary spills with a crack in the sidewalk. Like many other reports on the web, the sealed lead acid battery is a nuisance. It’s heavy and totally unreliable. With much excitement - it was to together, charged and to much disappointment - the scooter didn’t work. Calling Razor - they noted the unit I received was manufactured in 2021 and the battery was probably bad. While they sent a replacement - it is just a nuisance. It seems easy enough for Razor to change to a LiPo or LiFePo4 format - but no. If you choose to buy this - factor in the cost of changing the battery to a newer technology. Also the 6A battery is small where a 10a LiPo can be much more effective.

Scooter don't go zoom zoom more like cruise cruise. Easy ride and learning and great for a casual ride and my 10-15 minute commute to work. Drives on roads or sidewalks and light offroading on dry dirt or gravel. Top speed ~20 mph downhill, 15 mph flat or small inclines/declines, 8mph up steeper inclines.