Electric skates / Auckland

Push past
the pavement

Eight electric skate builds for the city grid. Volt drive, all-terrain wheels and a pair that folds flat into a pack.

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  • 12 MPH Top speed
  • 8 MI Assisted range
  • 2 H Full charge
  • 8 Builds in stock
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Three ways to ride

Pick the surface first. Every build shares the same volt drive, the same sealed pack and the same walk-or-roll idea.

Black foldable electric skates shown folded and unfolded
The flagship

The pair that keeps up with you

Folds in three seconds, 10 mph on the flat and a sealed pack that shrugs off drizzle. Built for the run between the train and the door.

  • 10 mph top speed
  • 7-mile range
  • IP54 sealed
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Rider skating an asphalt path in the park
Speed test

Built to move faster than you walk

In-wheel motors, a locked-in cuff and a pack that keeps every push going further. The numbers are the ones that matter.

12 mph
Top speed In-wheel drive, flux build
8 mi
Range Assisted, one charge
2 h
Charge time USB-C, 0 to full
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Commuter builds

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Tech specs

Three systems do the work. Everything else is weight, and there is not much of it.

Why we build

Every push should feel like a launch

Speed is not the number on the spec sheet. It is the gap between the light turning green and you already being gone.

  1. 01
    Street tuned

    Tuned on real asphalt

    Every pair is tested on city pavement, kerb cuts and wet paint before it ships.

  2. 02
    Volt drive

    Power you can feel

    The hub motor ramps in a straight line, so acceleration reads as a push rather than a lurch.

  3. 03
    Built to last

    Sealed against weather

    IP54 sealing, a reinforced boot and replaceable wheels keep the pair running all year.

Good to know

Before you ride

Range, charging and what happens when something breaks.

01 How far can I ride on one charge?

Up to 8 miles of motor assist on the quickest pair, and 3 to 6 miles on the light ones. Range drops in cold weather and on steep climbs.

02 How long does charging take?

Most pairs fill in about two hours over USB-C. Several packs lift out, so a spare battery doubles your day.

03 What does the warranty cover?

Two years on the motor and battery, one year on the boot and electronics. Wear parts such as wheels and straps are not covered.