I think a big factor with durability is the higher speed, i know i can dump my inmotion v11 under 20 and itll tumble, maybe get a scratch or two, but when i crash doing 30 it shoots off like a loose tire rolling and tumbling and bouncing for like 30ft with parts being flung about
I still ride my Onewheel all the time after buying and riding EUCs as well. Both are great!! It’s totally a use case thing and I feel lucky to ride either one. :D
The man, the myth the legend! I'm in full agreement with Stroh on this one. Started on OW, expanded into EUC, LOVE em both, and ride both all the time.
Me too !! Ow xr for 5 months now I ride both Such a different riding experience Almost too different to even compare em V11 is great. I luv the suspension
I am a OWér riding the GT but am also looking into getting an EUC as i really like to try everything. I will never sell my OW but will love to ride both.
Like comparing a surfboard to a canoe/kayak. Both can exist in same element/terrain, but have different functionality. I skied for 15 yrs then snowboard 15yrs. Then both for a decade depending on conditions. Onewheel/snowboard is more of a vibe and when conditions are right my choice to play on. However, for pure practicality and function, the EUC/skis win out. I even ski patrolled on a snowboard and the limitations compared to skis (skating to pull sled on flats, stepping up while traversing to gain elevation) was obvious. There were some situations handling the rescue sled where the board ruled. But generally skis are a much more practical way to get around the resort. Similarly, the EUC is more practical over a broad range of conditions and terrain. Add the ease of integration with mass transit (I roll right onto the light rail platform, pop the luggage handle, and roll onboard), range and speed to plus column for EUC. Add the single manufacturer and “Apple” style control of repair/upgrade to the minus column of onewheel. Imagine the innovation in onewheel if there was any competition. As a sport or condition-specific hobby the onewheel is great. But to head into an unknown urban or forest road environment, I rely on the EUC to go further faster and deal with more terrain. I love carving… snowboard, longboard, sailboard, etc. Carving on the EUC is similar to skiing, the mechanics are different, and nothing matches a deep toe-side carve on any board, but taking all variables into account I see myself spending significantly more time on EUC.
I'm a snowboarder but EUC is my PEV of choice! Being a snowboarder, I would love to give the OneWheel a go but I feel that the OneWheel product has kinda stagnated in terms of tech progress as opposed to EUCs which have been stampeding ahead in terms of range, battery and speed. If the OneWheel release new models with better range, then I'll definitely be determined to try one.
maybe this helps? Have a S18 and a Onewheel… came off my XR 3 years ago and broke 7 ribs / nosedive. Came off my GT 1 month ago and bruised ribs and tore muscle / nosedive. (Will call that progress ) Over the same period of time I have never had a serious spill on my S18… So, all that said I am going to keep the GT and learn to ride safe(r). The S18 ride experience has conditioned me to be comfortable at higher speeds - 25-30mph over various terrains and roads conditions. When I switch t the GT I need to learn to be less complacent, slow it down overall, and adjust speed and acceleration inputs based on terrain changes - something that is not as critical on the S18. BTW, writing from VA and will be looking for an S22 from the eevee store as soon as you ship to the US!
On the surface, it’s usual for folks to make the snowboarding vs. skiing, or skateboarding vs. skating comparison due to riding stances but to those that aren’t too familiar with current EUCs, it’s really easy to underestimate how speed, power(torque), and range changes it quite a bit. I ride both OW and EUC in different situations. I love OneWheels for that fun casual snowboard/surf/skateboard sensation. EUCs feel more like hands free standing motorcycles that can easily beat cars off the line at traffic lights and can cruise city streets at faster than their posted speed limits. It takes time to learn, but once you get it, you can fly. It’s skateboarding vs. motor(uni)cycling. Not sure it’s really a rivalry...that’s way too different sports.
You hit the nail on the head. We didn't really talk about how I don't think it feels like skiing at all to me. But more so a one wheeled standing motorcycle or dirt bike. Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment.
@@euc_sharkman Thanks! I'm actually flying down to Austin, TX next week to start our US expansion. We'll be opening America's' first all-PEV store where you can come in and test ride anything before you buy.
@@eevees That's awesome! Having shops like yours, especially the try before you buy experience, will go a long way to spreading the word and is exactly what we need to take the next step as a PEV community. It's finally getting to the point where PEVs are actual viable vehicles instead of just a hobby interest.
Here after the GT launch and I wouldn’t be surprised if FM was losing a lot of customers to EUCs. Ima till I decided I’m waiting for them to get their shit together or just get an EUC rather than a GT
I started with a onewheel then switched to euc when my onewheel broke due to a light rain frying my bms. I have rode euc for over a year now and I can honestly say it was a hell of an upgrade! More speed, more range, and way more safety. The only argument onewheel community is that euc looks lame which is childish and not logical. We all know which model is superior yet there seems to be a divide because the onewheel community tries to bash euc. I saw a bunch of bullying and judgement in the onewheel community and have not experienced any negativity in the euc community
I get asked this question all the time and I don’t think they should be compared. In my opinion the Onewheel is a board I have no problem comparing it to other boards. The EUC is in a whole different category. But if you must….I’ve been on a board for over 20 years I absolutely love the feeling of carving though the woods on a Onewheel, every few months I get a wave of nostalgia and miss my Onewheel. That being said from a performance standpoint the EUC is untouchable. It’s also much safer, I have spilled my Onewheel more times than I can count (if you’re not falling at least once per ride when riding single track on a Onewheel you’re doing it wrong) I can count the number of EUC falls on my hands. At the end of the day all PEVs are dope, the more the merrier.
I started on onewheel, then learned EUC this year. I agree they're both different and there's no reason to stop riding one just because you ride the other.
I own both. I would wish the EUC was as durable as Onewheel, and I would wish the Onewheel came close to specs of the EUC. I ride about 80% EUC and 20% Onewheel. If the Onewheel, or a similar device, with solitstate batteries could triple the range and the motor of the XR, I would most likely ride that device the most.
For the price of either you can get a dirt bike, moped, used beater car.. these all have better specs lol. Best advice is get what you like,and enjoy it haha
Car and dirt bike = gas and insurance. An EUC you can roll into a grocery store, pub, restaurant or wherever and take it just about anywhere. When it comes to convenience and long-term cost, the EUC is the most practical.
@@eevees oh most definitely I was just stating that you can always make an argument for something being better and there’s always gonna be a give-and-take awesome content by the way
I just fell in love with riding EUC the best experience every time I ride EUC! I wish to upgrade soon tho! I bought the used kingsongs 16s since it was my first EUC! :)
This video told me exactly what i came looking for. Thanks. Although I have to admit I was looking for a clear winner to make my decision easier. In that regard you haven't helped me at all haha 🤣
Nothing about self esteemed but if one wants power, speed and greater capabilities then EUC is the way to go. If EUC and OneWheels where riding in a group, OneWheel will always be at the back due to their limitations. If I had to spend money my hard earned cash I would spend it on a more capable and better performing machine like EUC that has long range, can climb hills, off roading and speed. EUCs just ticks more boxes.
I think the constant comparing of one wheel vs euc are just stupid, they’re not the same thing nor are they intended to be. Personally I’ve enjoyed all the evs I’ve tried.
Biggest flaw with the one-wheel is the price. The feeling of stoke isn't enough to justify the price tag. Most consumers go on specs anyway. Future motion may not like to admit it but they need to drop the price of their products about two or three hundred dollars. Oh, subscribed!
yeah One wheel easy learning curves but once you master the Euc it's just so much portable and sensation of euc and more range for the money makes me only go for euc. P.S. thell that guy at the end i get 45Miles on my Nikola 100v 1800wh ride around 25/30mph i am 220lbs with gears lol
Onewheel is the iPhone of EUC world, all hype no features, and a single company having a monopoly on it is somehow an advantage. "Oh, it's not more companies more choice you have, what about the phone cases though?! Don't you want a phone case? There are too many Android phones, let's just all have the same phone/onewheel. Also don't fix it yourself just buy a new one, no we don't sell spare parts for iPhone/onewheel."
I went from a Onewheel to a skateboard instead. The skateboard is more difficult.🛹 Anyone know how an EUC compares to a skateboard? In the meantime, you're saying when I'm carving on the sidewalk with my knees bent, I don't look steezy? 😎
I've owned them all and the EUC rules them all (if you are willing to put in the time and effort to learn how to ride an EUC which is definitely the most difficult to learn initially). That's not saying the rest ain't worth it - they are all fun in their own way.
I think a big factor with durability is the higher speed, i know i can dump my inmotion v11 under 20 and itll tumble, maybe get a scratch or two, but when i crash doing 30 it shoots off like a loose tire rolling and tumbling and bouncing for like 30ft with parts being flung about
I still ride my Onewheel all the time after buying and riding EUCs as well. Both are great!! It’s totally a use case thing and I feel lucky to ride either one. :D
The man, the myth the legend! I'm in full agreement with Stroh on this one. Started on OW, expanded into EUC, LOVE em both, and ride both all the time.
Same here bro!
Me too !!
Ow xr for 5 months now I ride both
Such a different riding experience
Almost too different to even compare em
V11 is great. I luv the suspension
Not me the onewheel (the gateway wheel) has been sadly ignored. The EUC has been abused kindly.
I am a OWér riding the GT but am also looking into getting an EUC as i really like to try everything. I will never sell my OW but will love to ride both.
Like comparing a surfboard to a canoe/kayak. Both can exist in same element/terrain, but have different functionality. I skied for 15 yrs then snowboard 15yrs. Then both for a decade depending on conditions. Onewheel/snowboard is more of a vibe and when conditions are right my choice to play on. However, for pure practicality and function, the EUC/skis win out. I even ski patrolled on a snowboard and the limitations compared to skis (skating to pull sled on flats, stepping up while traversing to gain elevation) was obvious. There were some situations handling the rescue sled where the board ruled. But generally skis are a much more practical way to get around the resort. Similarly, the EUC is more practical over a broad range of conditions and terrain. Add the ease of integration with mass transit (I roll right onto the light rail platform, pop the luggage handle, and roll onboard), range and speed to plus column for EUC. Add the single manufacturer and “Apple” style control of repair/upgrade to the minus column of onewheel. Imagine the innovation in onewheel if there was any competition. As a sport or condition-specific hobby the onewheel is great. But to head into an unknown urban or forest road environment, I rely on the EUC to go further faster and deal with more terrain. I love carving… snowboard, longboard, sailboard, etc. Carving on the EUC is similar to skiing, the mechanics are different, and nothing matches a deep toe-side carve on any board, but taking all variables into account I see myself spending significantly more time on EUC.
A pre onewheel GT video. Thanks for your insights about the EUC and OW
I'm a snowboarder but EUC is my PEV of choice! Being a snowboarder, I would love to give the OneWheel a go but I feel that the OneWheel product has kinda stagnated in terms of tech progress as opposed to EUCs which have been stampeding ahead in terms of range, battery and speed. If the OneWheel release new models with better range, then I'll definitely be determined to try one.
maybe this helps? Have a S18 and a Onewheel… came off my XR 3 years ago and broke 7 ribs / nosedive. Came off my GT 1 month ago and bruised ribs and tore muscle / nosedive. (Will call that progress ) Over the same period of time I have never had a serious spill on my S18… So, all that said I am going to keep the GT and learn to ride safe(r). The S18 ride experience has conditioned me to be comfortable at higher speeds - 25-30mph over various terrains and roads conditions. When I switch t the GT I need to learn to be less complacent, slow it down overall, and adjust speed and acceleration inputs based on terrain changes - something that is not as critical on the S18. BTW, writing from VA and will be looking for an S22 from the eevee store as soon as you ship to the US!
On the surface, it’s usual for folks to make the snowboarding vs. skiing, or skateboarding vs. skating comparison due to riding stances but to those that aren’t too familiar with current EUCs, it’s really easy to underestimate how speed, power(torque), and range changes it quite a bit. I ride both OW and EUC in different situations. I love OneWheels for that fun casual snowboard/surf/skateboard sensation. EUCs feel more like hands free standing motorcycles that can easily beat cars off the line at traffic lights and can cruise city streets at faster than their posted speed limits. It takes time to learn, but once you get it, you can fly.
It’s skateboarding vs. motor(uni)cycling. Not sure it’s really a rivalry...that’s way too different sports.
You hit the nail on the head. We didn't really talk about how I don't think it feels like skiing at all to me. But more so a one wheeled standing motorcycle or dirt bike. Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment.
@@eevees Big fan of the channel and the shop! Looking forward to more content and hearing how you all do in the upcoming days.
@@euc_sharkman Thanks! I'm actually flying down to Austin, TX next week to start our US expansion. We'll be opening America's' first all-PEV store where you can come in and test ride anything before you buy.
@@eevees That's awesome! Having shops like yours, especially the try before you buy experience, will go a long way to spreading the word and is exactly what we need to take the next step as a PEV community. It's finally getting to the point where PEVs are actual viable vehicles instead of just a hobby interest.
My group is half Onewheel, half EUC, and some scooters and bikes. If it's got an E then we ridin!
That's what we love to hear! It's how it should be 🤘
Awesome 😎 thanks 🙏
those beeps can wake a dead one on graveyard :)
Here after the GT launch and I wouldn’t be surprised if FM was losing a lot of customers to EUCs. Ima till I decided I’m waiting for them to get their shit together or just get an EUC rather than a GT
Great show, I agree with you about everyone needing to stop taking them self so seriously.
Rick
Thanks Rick!
I started with a onewheel then switched to euc when my onewheel broke due to a light rain frying my bms. I have rode euc for over a year now and I can honestly say it was a hell of an upgrade! More speed, more range, and way more safety. The only argument onewheel community is that euc looks lame which is childish and not logical. We all know which model is superior yet there seems to be a divide because the onewheel community tries to bash euc. I saw a bunch of bullying and judgement in the onewheel community and have not experienced any negativity in the euc community
Coolness factor is negligible as that is an opinion on any PEV. OneW you float. EUC you fly. ESK8 you dive. Escoot u glide. All euphoric imo.
I get asked this question all the time and I don’t think they should be compared. In my opinion the Onewheel is a board I have no problem comparing it to other boards. The EUC is in a whole different category. But if you must….I’ve been on a board for over 20 years I absolutely love the feeling of carving though the woods on a Onewheel, every few months I get a wave of nostalgia and miss my Onewheel. That being said from a performance standpoint the EUC is untouchable. It’s also much safer, I have spilled my Onewheel more times than I can count (if you’re not falling at least once per ride when riding single track on a Onewheel you’re doing it wrong) I can count the number of EUC falls on my hands. At the end of the day all PEVs are dope, the more the merrier.
I started on onewheel, then learned EUC this year. I agree they're both different and there's no reason to stop riding one just because you ride the other.
I own both. I would wish the EUC was as durable as Onewheel, and I would wish the Onewheel came close to specs of the EUC. I ride about 80% EUC and 20% Onewheel. If the Onewheel, or a similar device, with solitstate batteries could triple the range and the motor of the XR, I would most likely ride that device the most.
Regarding the community negativity, y'all hit the nail on the head.
For the price of either you can get a dirt bike, moped, used beater car.. these all have better specs lol. Best advice is get what you like,and enjoy it haha
Car and dirt bike = gas and insurance. An EUC you can roll into a grocery store, pub, restaurant or wherever and take it just about anywhere. When it comes to convenience and long-term cost, the EUC is the most practical.
@@eevees oh most definitely I was just stating that you can always make an argument for something being better and there’s always gonna be a give-and-take awesome content by the way
@@MidwestReefer Totally agree, and thanks for watching!
I just fell in love with riding EUC the best experience every time I ride EUC! I wish to upgrade soon tho! I bought the used kingsongs 16s since it was my first EUC! :)
Please do a video on electric scooter vs euc. I get this question all the time in nyc and I have a hard time articulating it.
no need, hands free vs hands on.
iv had co-workers say "man you look cool on that thing when i see you rippin around" lol (euc)
This video told me exactly what i came looking for. Thanks. Although I have to admit I was looking for a clear winner to make my decision easier. In that regard you haven't helped me at all haha 🤣
Another great vid!
Nothing about self esteemed but if one wants power, speed and greater capabilities then EUC is the way to go. If EUC and OneWheels where riding in a group, OneWheel will always be at the back due to their limitations. If I had to spend money my hard earned cash I would spend it on a more capable and better performing machine like EUC that has long range, can climb hills, off roading and speed. EUCs just ticks more boxes.
I think the constant comparing of one wheel vs euc are just stupid, they’re not the same thing nor are they intended to be. Personally I’ve enjoyed all the evs I’ve tried.
Agreed. It's pretty much the conclusion of this video.
I love flying by a onewheeler with my sherman, I go hard and fast lol
Great video guys - keep it up.
EUC hands down does more for your dollar
Euc wins obviously. Faster longer and longer range. What else is there to say
Are those Kuji’s shoes laying there beside the wheels? 🤓
We’re big @kujirolls fans here at eevee’s 😆 🤓
Biggest flaw with the one-wheel is the price. The feeling of stoke isn't enough to justify the price tag. Most consumers go on specs anyway. Future motion may not like to admit it but they need to drop the price of their products about two or three hundred dollars. Oh, subscribed!
Yes, at the end of the day, the answer is: who gives a 🦆. Just ride what you enjoy, ride together and enjoy friendship and community. Thanks guys 🤙
Do onewheel riders run into the problem of needing to own more than one wheel?. That is one problem with EUC ownership.
Definitely. I own 3 Onewheels. My trail board, my growler board (shorted rails/smaller tire), and a Pint but it would likely stop there.
Trail board, street board, same as the EUC.
Gord is awesome. I wanna be like him
Right!? We were blown away when we heard he was 74! I hope I'm still shredding at that age.
I agree
1:02, 11:42, 20:20 - Nice saves! *quack quack quack*
2:20 - Oops! #$%*
Great video though! (I prefer the Onewheel myself)
haha damnit! I was hoping no one would notice. 😂. Thanks for watching Justin!
yeah One wheel easy learning curves but once you master the Euc it's just so much portable and sensation of euc and more range for the money makes me only go for euc.
P.S.
thell that guy at the end i get 45Miles on my Nikola 100v 1800wh ride around 25/30mph i am 220lbs with gears lol
40 miles not 45miles lol still amazing
Love it :)
Thanks Lando!
oh no, you touch the unholy subject!
😅
Onewheel is the iPhone of EUC world, all hype no features, and a single company having a monopoly on it is somehow an advantage. "Oh, it's not more companies more choice you have, what about the phone cases though?! Don't you want a phone case? There are too many Android phones, let's just all have the same phone/onewheel. Also don't fix it yourself just buy a new one, no we don't sell spare parts for iPhone/onewheel."
Fold my terry holds
take my foldy flaps
I went from a Onewheel to a skateboard instead. The skateboard is more difficult.🛹 Anyone know how an EUC compares to a skateboard?
In the meantime, you're saying when I'm carving on the sidewalk with my knees bent, I don't look steezy? 😎
I've owned them all and the EUC rules them all (if you are willing to put in the time and effort to learn how to ride an EUC which is definitely the most difficult to learn initially). That's not saying the rest ain't worth it - they are all fun in their own way.