As the niche category of electric skateboards has taken off, the ones from Boosted have consistently been the best. Sure, there are boards that are smaller, or cheaper, or both. Others offer more ...

Boosted has introduced four new electric skateboard models, each with its own unique features and a common foundation: powered mobility. The new lineup is comprised of Boosted third-generation boards, ...

Electric longboards are exactly what you'd think they are: a traditional longboard with an electric motor. These boards allow you to move forward with a hand-held remote at speeds upwards of 20 miles ...

There are three essentials you need if you want to become a successful vlogger like Casey Neistat: sunglasses, a camera on a selfie stick, and a Boosted Board. You can maybe scrimp on the first two, ...

With years of experience making electric skateboards under its belt and over 10 million miles logged from all its users, Boosted is now ready to expand its lineup with new third-gen boards. If you've ...

Boosted has announced a quartet of new electric skateboards, including a refresh of its popular Dual+ longboard and its first-ever shortboard. The four skateboards are really just two form factors ...

How do you know when you have a product that’s actually cool on your hands? A place to start is to notice how people’s eyes light up, they stop and stare, and all your friends keep asking you to use ...

A few months ago, our old friend Joel Johnson logged many miles on an incredibly awesome—and incredibly expensive—motorized longboard called a Boosted Board. Now, the company is announcing a whole new ...

San Francisco-based startup Boosted Boards has produced an eponymous electric skateboard prototype capable of providing a push-free ride for up to 6 miles. While an electric skateboard isn't anything ...

Last year we reported on San Francisco-based startup Boosted Boards' eponymous debut product, an electric skateboard that can lay credible claim to being the world’s lightest electric vehicle. The ...

San Francisco is a terrible focus group. Its primary demographic is young people with too much money and a deep, existential, bordering-on-bonkers affinity for technology. What they want---on-demand ...