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post 10000094323 03-19-2026, 08:13 PM
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Which new skateboard should I get

Damn I'm torn

Linnpower ox er: $2,000, 1700wh battery





Acedeck Horizon elite: $3,000, 2000wh battery





Acedeck ares x5 (2wd version): $2,000, 1300wh battery












The linnpower ox is the best all around board. Good range, high speed, racing slicks. Con: wooden deck, not carbon fiber.

The acedeck horizon elite is the best cruiser board. Biggest battery, suspension trucks for maximum comfort, biggest tires for shitty roads. Cons: heaviest, suspension trucks have less of a classic skateboard feel

The acedeck ares x5 is a speed demon. Fastest, but smallest battery. Meant for racing, has fast charging and racing slick tires. Also (imo) by far the coolest looking. Love the yellow design.


Tough decisions ahead.
post 10000094327 03-19-2026, 08:15 PM
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This one

post 10000094328 03-19-2026, 08:17 PM
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Originally Posted By ScrillaIsBake
This one


Not nearly gay enough
post 10000094329 03-19-2026, 08:17 PM
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post 10000094332 03-19-2026, 08:19 PM
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The one with the biggest battery and longest range.

Also how is product support between the two companies? If you needed replacement parts, do both offer parts support?
post 10000094345 03-19-2026, 08:28 PM
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post 10000094352 03-19-2026, 08:33 PM
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Originally Posted By gwg77
The one with the biggest battery and longest range.

Also how is product support between the two companies? If you needed replacement parts, do both offer parts support?
Acedeck offers a lifetime warranty on its gear drives which is huuuuuge tbh. I have an acedeck board currently (nomad n3 elite) and have replaced my gear drive already once under warranty. I had to spend about 3 weeks without my board when it happened but it didn't cost me anything.

Unfortunately all these companies are Chinese so communication and shipping can be annoying but it is what it is. All of these boards ship from USA warehouses so getting the board is quick enough, parts and warranty services are shipping from China.
post 10000094362 03-19-2026, 08:38 PM
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Originally Posted By SoutheastBeast1
Where is GaryRidgeway?
what he said^
post 10000094388 03-19-2026, 08:58 PM
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Something about the first one I really like. That would be my pick.

Happy shopping!
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post 10000094428 03-19-2026, 09:37 PM
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I'd get $2k of JEPQ with that money instead
post 10000094439 03-19-2026, 09:49 PM
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Originally Posted By freeburn
Acedeck offers a lifetime warranty on its gear drives which is huuuuuge tbh. I have an acedeck board currently (nomad n3 elite) and have replaced my gear drive already once under warranty. I had to spend about 3 weeks without my board when it happened but it didn't cost me anything.

Unfortunately all these companies are Chinese so communication and shipping can be annoying but it is what it is. All of these boards ship from USA warehouses so getting the board is quick enough, parts and warranty services are shipping from China.
Yeah I remember when you posted your gear train going to shit, that's why I said whoever has better support. At least with Acedeck, you know they live up to their warranty and have the parts on hand.

Does Linnpower have a warranty and are they good at shipping parts?

The other thing with the Acedeck with biggest battery is it looks like that suspension is just more parts that could possibly break or need periodic maintenance. Tough call dude.
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