Maxfind Electric Skateboards: Which Model Is Right for You? (2026 Guide)
Maxfind makes some of the most well-regarded electric skateboards on the market — but with several models covering different riding styles, speeds, and price points, choosing the right one takes a little research. Here's a breakdown of every Maxfind board we carry to help you find your perfect match.
How to Choose a Maxfind Electric Skateboard
Before diving into specific models, ask yourself these questions:
- Where will you ride? Smooth pavement, rough streets, or off-road terrain?
- How far do you need to go? Short campus hops or longer commutes?
- What's your experience level? First-time rider or seasoned skater?
- How important is portability? Do you need to carry it on transit or into buildings?
Your answers will point you toward the right model. Here's the full lineup.
The Maxfind Lineup at eBike Haul
Maxfind MAX2 PRO — Best for Beginners & Campus Commuters
The MAX2 PRO is Maxfind's most compact and portable board. IPX5 waterproof rated, lightweight, and easy to carry — it's the ideal first board or campus commuter. If you're new to electric skateboarding or need something you can toss in a bag, this is your board.
- Best for: Beginners, students, short commutes
- Key features: IPX5 waterproof, mini form factor, portable
Maxfind MAX5S — Best All-Around Street Board
The MAX5S hits a sweet spot of speed, range, and value. Dual 650W motors push it to 24 MPH with a 15-mile range — enough for most daily commutes. A solid choice for riders who want reliable performance without going to the premium tier.
- Best for: Daily commuters, intermediate riders
- Key features: 24 MPH, 15-mile range, dual 650W motors
Maxfind FF PRO — Best for Speed & Range
The FF PRO is Maxfind's high-performance hub motor board. Dual 1000W motors deliver 28 MPH top speed and 27 miles of range — one of the longest ranges in the lineup. If you're commuting serious distances or just want maximum performance, this is the board.
- Best for: Experienced riders, long-distance commuters
- Key features: 28 MPH, 27-mile range, dual 1000W hub motors
Maxfind FF Belt — Best for Hill Climbing & Smooth Power
The FF Belt uses a belt drive system instead of hub motors, which delivers more torque, better hill-climbing ability, and a smoother, more responsive power feel. If you ride hilly terrain or want the most natural acceleration and braking, belt drive is worth the upgrade.
- Best for: Hilly terrain, riders who prioritize ride feel
- Key features: Belt drive, powerful torque, long range
Maxfind Cyber Max — Best Premium Board
The Cyber Max is Maxfind's flagship — high performance, flexible deck, and RGB lighting for riders who want the full package. Built for experienced riders who demand the best in speed, responsiveness, and style.
- Best for: Experienced riders, performance enthusiasts
- Key features: High performance, flexible deck, RGB lighting
Maxfind FF AT — Best All-Terrain Board
The FF AT is built for riders who don't want to stick to smooth pavement. With 3000W dual hub motors and all-terrain wheels, it handles grass, gravel, dirt paths, and rough urban surfaces with ease. The most powerful board in the lineup.
- Best for: Off-road riding, rough terrain, adventure riders
- Key features: 3000W dual hub motors, all-terrain wheels
Quick Comparison
| Model | Top Speed | Range | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| MAX2 PRO | — | — | Beginners, campus |
| MAX5S | 24 MPH | 15 miles | Daily commuting |
| FF PRO | 28 MPH | 27 miles | Speed & range |
| FF Belt | — | — | Hills & smooth power |
| Cyber Max | — | — | Premium performance |
| FF AT | — | — | All-terrain & off-road |
Spare Batteries
Planning longer rides or want backup power? We also carry Maxfind replacement batteries (Samsung, LG, and Molicel options) to keep you rolling.
Still Not Sure?
If you're still deciding between models, contact our team — we're happy to help you find the right Maxfind board for your riding style, terrain, and budget.