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Are you looking for your first electric skateboard? And you're not sure whether you should buy an electric longboard or an electric shortboard?Take a look at our blog post where we share a comparison of electric longboards and electric shortboards to help you decide.For electric skateboard beginners, when you start planning to buy an electric skateboard, you should consider the following questions:Where am I...

Dear Customers,As Spring Festival approaches, we would like to take this opportunity to wish everyone a happy, wonderful, and healthy year ahead.In accordance with our tradition, the Teamgee team will be out of the office from January 14 - 29 to celebrate Spring Festival with our family and friends. During the holiday, you can most certainly continue to place orders on our website and...

Obviously, the answer is Yes. Electric skateboards are becoming increasingly popular for commuters looking for a more efficient way to get from point A to point B. And electric skateboards provide an eco-friendly, convenient, and cost-effective alternative to traditional transportation. 1. Environmental Friendliness Electric skateboards are powered by electric motors and batteries, which produce zero emissions and can help reduce your carbon footprint. This...

On the occasion of the annual Christmas, we share with you a short story about Christmas gifts from a Teamgee rider. Hope to bring you the warmth and love of the festival. Hello my name is Aiden Lyons and boy do I have something to say about Teamgee!!! Getting my Teamgee board is positively 100% the best thing that has ever happened to me!...

Can electric skateboard go uphill? This is a question many people ask, and the answer may surprise you. With the recent advancements in electric skateboard technology, electric skateboards are now capable of tackling even the steepest of inclines.

If you’re considering buying an electric skateboard, but have never rode one before, you might be wondering if you can get away with using it even if you have some (or no) experience on regular skateboards. The answer might surprise you!