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Onewheel Pint
Onewheel
Onewheel Pint
$1,050.00
Description

  Come in to our Eugene shop for a test ride today!

  Meet the Onewheel Pint: the Onewheel ride experience distilled into a smaller package for your everyday journeys and adventures. Snowboard all season, surf your commute, ride any terrain and try to wipe that grin off your face! With a top speed of 16 mph and a 6-8 mile range, the Pint will take you anywhere you need to go, on the trails or the pavement. This all-terrain fun machine recharges quickly and features Simplestop dismount technology, enabling new riders to learn quickly and feel confident.

  The Onewheel Pint is available for in-store purchase only. This item cannot be purchased online.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
Onewheel
Weight:
23 lbs
Dimensions:
8.75in x 10.5in x 27in (222mm x 266mm x 689mm)
Other Features:
SMALLER SIZE: At just 27 inches long, Pint fits in your life. Take it on the bus, set it next to you at the coffee shop or stash it under your desk.
GET GOING QUICK: Stick the landing. Pint features Simplestop dismount technology, enabling new riders to learn to ride quickly and feel confident.
INTEGRATED MAGHANDLE: Take this fun-sized stoke machine to go.
BRUSHLESS HUB MOTOR: Hypercore motor technology provides incredibly smooth power and torque to climb over anything.
INTUITIVE CONTROL: Lean forward to go, back to slow down, it's that easy.
LIGHTBAR: Pint features Lightbar integrated into the front footpad for sense pad indication, battery monitoring and in-ride alerts. Plus it looks sick.
6-8 MI RANGE: Room to roam around your city, trails or wherever your journey may take you.
16 MPH / 26 KPH TOP SPEED: Uphill or downhill, Onewheel Pint provides incredibly smooth, controllable power.
CONNECT TO THE APP: iPhone, Watch and Android apps let you tune your Onewheel ride with Digital Shaping 2.0, which provides the pinnacle of performance, comfort and control. Inspired by surfboard shapers creating different boards for different rides, Digital Shaping 2.0 offers a complete quiver of Shapings selectable from your smartphone.
• Motor: 750W Hypercore® hub motor
• Battery: NMC
• Sensors: Solid state MEMS 6-DOF
• Tire: 10.5in x 4.5-6in Onewheel
• Max lean angle: >30 degrees
• Recharge time for a full charge: 120 minutes (50 minutes with Optional Pint Ultracharger - sold separately)
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