The right all-terrain electric skateboard starts with the ride you want to take. Look beyond a headline speed: compare the wheels, battery, deck and support with the routes you actually plan to ride.
Start here: choose a suitable riding surface, understand how quoted range is measured, and confirm the final board configuration and shipping arrangements before you order.
1. Match an all-terrain board to your riding surface
“All-terrain” describes a style of setup, not permission to ride across every surface. Think about where you will spend most of your time: pavement, uneven paths or another suitable riding area. Ask how the supplied wheels and drive system are intended to be used on that surface.
Look closely at the wheel tread and the space around the trucks and drive assembly. Wheel size, construction and maintenance requirements can affect your ownership experience, so confirm those details for the exact configuration you are buying. Product photos help you understand the layout, but they do not replace a specification or riding instructions.
The Lycaon TRX all-terrain electric skateboard uses treaded wheels and a dual-motor rear drive. Its gallery includes close-ups of both truck assemblies and the motor guard so you can see the supplied board clearly.
2. Read battery capacity alongside quoted range
Battery energy in watt-hours is a useful starting point when comparing electric skateboards. Range is a separate performance figure: rider weight, speed, gradients, terrain, temperature and battery condition all influence how far a board can travel on a charge.
Ask what conditions were used for a quoted range and leave a margin when planning a ride. A manufacturer’s maximum-range figure is not a promise that every route or rider will achieve the same distance.
The TRX specification lists a 12S3P battery using LG M50T cells, with 15 Ah / 666 Wh capacity and a quoted range of up to 40 km. These are manufacturer-supplied figures. Use them to frame your comparison, then ask about the conditions relevant to your route.
3. Look at the complete carbon-fiber electric skateboard
Deck material is part of the board’s construction and character. When considering a carbon-fiber electric skateboard, also look at the standing area, grip surface, enclosure, truck mounting and access for routine maintenance. The complete setup matters more than the material name alone.
The TRX pairs a sculpted carbon-fiber deck with a black finish and red rear guard. You can compare the top and underside in the TRX’s illustrated product details. Confirm the applicable rider limits and operating instructions with the team before choosing your board.
4. Compare motor figures with the controller
Motor wattage alone does not describe how an electric skateboard will feel. Check the number and size of motors, the controller specification and the available speed settings. If different boards quote different kinds of power ratings, ask whether the figures are directly comparable.
The TRX has two 6355 motors, specified at 3000 W each, and a 40 A controller with motor-parameter learning. The supplied specification also describes a remote-selectable 20 km/h speed lock and an unlocked setting. The quoted maximum speed is up to 50 km/h, subject to conditions.
A speed-limiting setting does not establish that a board is permitted on public roads. Choose a suitable riding area, follow local rules and the product instructions, and start at a speed appropriate to your experience.
5. Lycaon TRX specifications at a glance
| Deck | Carbon fiber |
|---|---|
| Drive | Dual 6355 motors, specified at 2 × 3000 W |
| Battery | 12S3P · 15 Ah · 666 Wh · LG M50T cells |
| Controller | 40 A with motor-parameter learning |
| Quoted range | Up to 40 km, depending on conditions |
| Quoted top speed | Up to 50 km/h, depending on conditions |
| Speed setting | Remote-selectable 20 km/h speed lock |
| Wheels | All-terrain setup; confirm the final supplied configuration |
Motor wattage is a supplied rating, not an independently verified continuous output. Speed and range vary with rider weight, terrain, temperature, battery condition and riding style. Wear suitable protective equipment and follow the instructions supplied with the board.
6. Confirm support, shipping and the final setup
Before purchasing an electric skateboard, confirm what is included, the final configuration, shipping availability, delivery charges, and the terms that apply to your destination. Ask about routine maintenance and the support process as well as headline specifications.
For the TRX, send Lycaon Boards your destination and questions before ordering. Shipping availability and costs are confirmed individually. Our shipping and returns page explains the current process, and the electric skateboard care guide covers basic checks before you ride.
Common buying questions
Does all-terrain mean waterproof?
No. A wheel or terrain description does not establish water resistance. Ask for the documented operating limits for the exact board. Keep the TRX dry and follow its supplied instructions.
Will every rider get the quoted range?
No. Treat the supplied range as a reference under particular conditions. Rider weight, route, speed, temperature and battery condition affect the outcome.
Where can I compare the full TRX configuration?
Visit the Lycaon TRX product page for the image gallery, illustrated details and technical specifications. Contact the team to confirm the final supplied setup and shipping to your destination.