No matter what type of riding or where you play, electric skateboarding is an absolute blast. Having a swift and enjoyable mode of transportation packed into a compact package you can tuck under your arm is an accomplishment in itself. But off-road electric longboards take you beyond just cruising on bike lanes; they elevate the fun to a whole new level. Maxfind FF AT is an all-terrain electric skateboard that can handle any type of terrain without breaking the bank.

I've ridden many off-road electric skateboards and longboards. Sometimes I find boards with impressive speed and range specs, and sometimes I come across budget-friendly options. But rarely do I encounter a combination as good as the Maxfind FF AT.

It truly falls into the category of "riding like an expensive toy while paying the price of an affordable one." This board delivers high-end model features without adding a burden to your wallet.

Don't believe me? Check out my video review below! Or if you want the nitty-gritty details, read on.

Maxfind FF AT Video Review

Maxfind FF AT Tech Specs

• Motors: Dual 2,400W hub-drive rear motors

• Battery: Samsung 376 Wh in 12s3p configuration (48V 8.7Ah)

• Range: 17 miles (27 km)

• Top speed: 28 mph (45 km/h)

• Max hill climb gradient: Up to 35%

• Weight: 28 lb. (12.7 kg)

• Price: $929 (Black Friday Deals 2023)

High-end Ride, Mid-level Price

When it comes to all-terrain electric skateboards, the default tendency is to compare them with high-end boards. Expensive competitors are undoubtedly a good choice, but you need deep pockets to keep up with those boards.

In contrast, when you snag the Maxfind FF AT during Black Friday, it offers high-speed and off-road riding capabilities for just $929. Is that a lot of money? Yes, it is. But is it a lot compared to other all-terrain boards? Not really. This is an expensive industry, and in a market where most boards flirt with four figures, an AT board under $1,000 is quite the deal.

Of course, skepticism often creeps in when we see a board at a discounted price. But in this case, the Maxfind FF AT quickly becomes one of the most advantageous electric longboards, whether it's on the street or off-road.

Large all-terrain wheels are a perfect fit for off-roading, and the advantages of hub motors come to the fore, as there are no belts to worry about misalignment or debris clogging while off-roading. But this board is incredibly versatile and easy to ride, making it ideal for street and urban cruising as well. Check out the video above to see what I mean.

In fact, one of the most astonishing things is the maneuverability of the Maxfind FF AT. The double kingpin trucks and the included bushings feel like they're made from some kind of alien material, somehow providing both nimble turning and stable cruising.

Usually, when I'm riding an electric longboard, making a 90-degree turn on a sidewalk can be a challenge. Smooth turns for larger turning radii are fine, but tight right angles can get tricky. But the Maxfind FF AT performs exceptionally well. Sharp sidewalk turns? No problem. To be fair, even if you take a shortcut and ride on some grass, it's basically a non-issue because the wheels can roll over just about anything. It's the Jeep of the skateboard world, no airs.

The board's maneuverability is remarkably comfortable, something I don't often experience with other skateboards, especially my all-terrain ones.

Initially, this fact meant the board took some getting used to. For the first hour or so, I was still finding my bearings. I even flew off a couple of times on some covered natural trails because I just didn't expect the skateboard to turn so sharply. But after adapting to the new feature, the board and I became one, and I started cruising happily.

If you’re on the hunt for an all-terrain electric skateboard that offers good performance and good bang for your buck, the Maxfind FF AT very well could be it.

You can get more power, speed, and torque from the more expensive name brands. But you can’t get a deal like this.

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