Onewheel

Buying a board for 2-3k is a big investment for most people. It’s, therefore, a good idea to understand if Onewheeling and floating around is for you. The fact that Future Motion only accepts boards in unused condition and unopened items makes this hard for most people. You can return unused and unopened Onewheel within … Read more

From the manual, it’s recommended to avoid streets and surfaces with water, sand, gravel, dirt, leaves, and other debris. The key is that any water damage is not covered under the warranty and will make you void it. This can be a bit contradictory when looking at the commercial movies from Future Motion showing the … Read more

Some small local shops might let you try the board before you buy it for a short amount of time. Even give you some instructions before usage. This is how I bought my board and I always recommend you call your local shop. You can take a look at the Future Motion Inc. homepage to … Read more

This article lists the know facts about the history of Onewheel and the development of the one-wheeled board. The Inventor of the One-Wheeled Board Trevor Blackwell (born 4 November 1969, in Canada) is considered one of the forefront people enabling the making of a one-wheeled board. He is a computer programmer, engineer, and entrepreneur based … Read more

Do you want to have an alternative to the official Onewheel application or want to add some new features is a good idea to look into the other solutions that are developed by the community. These alternatives add good features like battery health monitoring or the battery percentage displayed on your wristwatch. Please Note: that … Read more

The question is the Hillbilly wrist guard gloves and the F(x)nction shredder wrist guards are the same glove. The Hillbilly wristguard has been a popular glove in the Onewheel community, and now 4season shred has released their own wristguard in the brand F(x)nction. I usually recommend gloves with top wrist protection for hyperextension, something these … Read more

The different board’s weights are from 23lbs to 35lbs (10.4kg to 15.9kg) depending on the model. The Onewheel Pint is the lightest at 23lbs, three pounds lighter than the bigger XR, and massively 12lbs lighter than the new Onewheel GT. Overall the weight difference isn’t that huge but the smaller board feels much more nimble … Read more

The first thing before stepping onto an Onewheel is to work out which foot you want to have at the front, the leading foot. If you have tried any board sports before then you will probably already know which one is your preferred foot. This can be done by either having some help from a … Read more

Everyone who rides a Onewheel has either fallen or will someday fall, this is inevitable. No one can avoid this, it comes down to physics, the best thing you can do is to be prepared for such a day. Having proper safety gear makes you able to enjoy the ride without worrying about the risk. … Read more

If you can test the board out before buying the person in the shop will most likely give you some good starter advice and initial training. It’s not uncommon to think “What have I done” after the first 30 minutes of trying to ride the board on your own. Here are some tips for how … Read more