A week astride the Exway Wave paints a vivid portrait of modern mobility: convenience without compromise; freedom with responsibility; enjoyment interwoven with practicality. It stands as testament to what electric skateboards can offer—an ally in one’s urban adventures.
22 km
38 kph, 35 km/h
2 × 430 W
216 Wh, brand, 18650 cells, 36 V, 6 Ah, fast-swap, 180 Wh
Wave riders and urban commuters, listen up. If you're in the market for an e-skateboard that brings a punch of adrenaline to your daily travels or a dose of excitement to your casual weekend rides, the Exway Wave could be your new best friend. This is not just any board—it's compact, feature-rich, and designed with the city dweller's needs in mind.
Exway Wave's design whispers of modern tech meshed with classic boarding ethos. Its robust build defies its compact size, feeling substantial underfoot without weighing down your stride. Quality materials are evident—from the grippy tape that clings to your shoes like a trusty pal, to the sturdy deck that confidently supports up to 120 kilograms. During my daily grind, the elegant yet practical kicktail proved invaluable for sharp turns and quick maneuvers.
Zipping through cityscapes becomes child's play with this board. Acceleration feels brisk without being unnerving—think cheetah not gazelle—and braking is just as responsive, a must when navigating unpredictable urban terrains. Hitting top speeds of 38 kph feels like breaking free from gravity's grip, but remember: safety first. For hill enthusiasts, conquering slopes at a 25% incline was akin to scaling peaks on wings—effortless and exhilarating.
Dual motors offer enough thrust to make flat landscapes feel downhill. Whether opting for belt or hub drives, power delivery remained consistent across various pavements. Regarding battery life, skepticism faded as the promised 22 km range held true across multiple outings—no sudden drop-offs or anxiety-inducing charge gauges here.
Wheels connect riders to earth; these did so with authority. Grip met expectations on dry concrete but urged caution on less forgiving surfaces—remember those physics lessons about friction? Safety came in spades with reliable braking that offered peace of mind amidst bustling traffic.
Carving through corners felt like painting smooth arcs on canvas; control remained precise even at higher speeds or tighter angles. Whether cruising along riverside paths or weaving through a cluster of pedestrians, comfort was constant companion aboard the Wave.
Maintenance was less chore, more tinkerer's delight—DIY repairs were straightforward with accessible parts and clear instructions. When issues transcended home-fix capabilities, Exway’s support shone bright—a beacon in the oft murky world of customer service.
Integrated tail light added dusk till dawn visibility without compromising aesthetics—an unobtrusive guardian angel over my shoulder. The remote control became an extension of my will with its intuitive design while onboard electric gauges kept me informed without overwhelming with data.
After extensive testing, I give Exway Wave an 8 out of 10. Robust performance mixed with agile handling forms a compelling package. Only minor gripes like non-included headlights nick off points from perfection.
Exway Wave | Exway Wave | ||
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Design | |||
Brand | Exway | Exway | |
Category | e-Skateboard | e-Skateboard | |
Weight | 6.3 kg | 6.9 kg | |
Max Load | 120 kg | 100 kg | |
Suspension | None | ||
Lights | Tail Light | ||
Performance | |||
Range | 22 km | ||
Top Speed | 38 kph | 35 km/h | |
Motor Power | 2 × 430 W | ||
Battery Size | 216 Wh | brand, 18650 cells, 36 V, 6 Ah, fast-swap, 180 Wh | |
Drive Train | 2 x Belt or Hub | 2WD, belt or hub drive, 90 mm, 25 % hill climb | |
Features | |||
Air Travel Friendly | No | ||
Hill Climbability | 25 % | ||
Water Resistant | IP55 | ||
Regenerative Braking | None |