Elos Skateboard Lightweight Non Electric Transporter Review

Like: Nice design and cool look. Easy to carry and comes with a carry bag. Cons: Not suitable for daily commuting unless road conditions are very good and not many curves to turn. It's difficult to turn or steer left/right, and I feel unsafe riding this skateboard on my commute. So it's fun to skateboard with this product, but not a good idea for the daily commute.

I've been using this board for three days. That's great! My baby loves it and half the time I look for it because it's never where I left it because someone else drove away with it! I bought this board for myself, a middle aged woman looking to relearn. I was never that good at it when I was younger, but with helpful videos from Elos I'm moving forward. It is very funny. The board is light as you can see in the photo, I hold it with one hand. It's also a lot quicker than I thought. Highly…

I have to say I'm more than impressed with Elos' attention to detail. Everything from packaging, instructional videos, instructions, engraved QR codes (lost and found/registered); to the board design and the cool canvas bag was conscious, thoughtful and gave me a sense of confidence in my decision to take up a new hobby 20 years later than the kids I see riding. Elos is small but strong. Everything has a purpose. There is even a carrying handle. At first I thought I was just using my Elos to…

I think this is the most visually appealing and well thought out miniature skateboard on the market. It's small enough to fit in a medium sized bag as it's actually a few inches shorter than a regular penny board. The platform, bogies and wheels are specially designed to work together and provide a really nice ride that I didn't expect from such a small vehicle. Typically, penny boards sacrifice truck size to take the fun out of carving, but these trucks are much closer to longboard trucks than

I have 3 skateboards but this is officially my favorite now. It's small enough to fit in my backpack and despite its small size it's still very easy to ride. In fact, this is a short long board. Back in college I had a 52 inch longboard that was fun to ride but heavy and very awkward to carry to class. Elos is small and easy to carry. I checked my kitchen scale. The weight appears to be around 1.85 kg (about 4 pounds). Not sure if my scale is properly calibrated but the board is very light…

I've been watching the mini longboard market for a while and flirted with buying one of the fakes to try first but when the price dropped a bit I decided to trust the reviews and little features included in this board that others didn't have. I'm really glad I did this. After solving the carts I got some nice carvings on the board and it holds up my 200lb frame much better than the little penny I traveled with. The table legs are a great idea and I haven't seen them from the competition - one…

My family was interested in these new short longboards so I bought 4 from every manufacturer I could find here on Revain. It was by far the most expensive and poorly built. I really wanted to like this board. The board arrived with trolleys pulled in so low I couldn't tip the board 1/2 inch and I'm a grown male. Luckily I had a tool to adjust the skates so I just loosened them up a bit to play around a bit. A little irritation. There are a few other issues that really bother me. First, most…

A bit of background, I'm in my 30's and haven't skated in over 10 years. The COVID situation in NYC means the subway is closed for me and I must look for alternative transportation to and from work (about 4 miles). When I bought the Elos board I hoped I could learn to skate again and use it as my main mode of transportation. Wow, I was surprised how easy it is to learn! Driven around the block for an hour and I'm back. The wide handlebars and slightly stiff carts made learning easier. Thanks to

I finally made up my mind and bought this board as soon as it was on sale. It has been on my wish list for several years. I love that it's great for beginners who don't have skateboarding experience. It seems pretty stable and I get a little bit better and more confident every time I take it out. I highly recommend wearing all safety gear and just practicing on the basketball court or in an empty parking lot. I have found looking through the Elos tutorials as well as YouTube tutorials for…