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Segway Ninebot S

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Hover-1 Chrome 2.0

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Epikgo Classic

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Hover-1 Titan

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ProsSmooth ride, all-terrain master, good customer servicePredictable performance, comfortable ride, stableAll-terrain capable, long battery life, quality customer supportSmooth ride, cool colors, competitive priceBudget-friendly, Bluetooth connectivity
ConsNon-adjustable steering column, heavy, only two color options, expensiveMediocre battery life, limited power, sub-par customer serviceHeavy, limited agility, very expensiveUnderpowered, shows scratches, struggles on soft surfacesUnstable at high speeds, relatively slow, somewhat uncomfortable foot pads, shows wear
Bottom LineThis board packs power and longevity, making it a great commuting vehicleFor the price, this board is notably stable and comfortable, but it has drawbacks in off-road abilities and rangeThis beast of a board is a great all around ride that shines in off-pavement performanceThis economy board is great for lighter-weight users that want a long-lasting rideDespite this board's so-so durability, its budget-friendly price and beginner-friendly ride will maintain appeal for certain riders
Rating CategoriesSegway Ninebot SHover-1 Chrome 2.0Epikgo ClassicHover-1 TitanXPRIT Classic
Fun Factor (50%)

5.0

7.0

6.0

5.0

5.0

Outdoor Capabilities (20%)

9.0

5.0

7.0

5.0

3.0

Support (20%)

7.0

6.0

6.0

5.0

7.0

Battery (10%)

7.0

6.0

7.0

8.0

6.0

SpecsSegway Ninebot SHover-1 Chrome 2.0Epikgo ClassicHover-1 TitanXPRIT Classic
Measured Run Time95 min107 min113 min110 min75 min
Measured Weight13.4 kg | 29.6 lbs15.2 Ibs14.6 kg | 32.2 lbs9.89 kg | 21.8 lbs13.1 Ibs
Measured Speed16.9 km/h | 10.5 mph11.3 km/h | 7 mph15.3 km/h | 9.5 mph12.9 km/h | 8 mph10.5 km/h | 6.5 mph
Measured Range18.2 km | 11.3 mi5.31 km | 3.3 mi11.6 km | 7.2 mi17.1 km | 10.6 mi7.24 km | 4.5 mi
Measured Charge Time2 hours, 40 min4.5 hours2 hours, 30 min3 hours4 hours 41 minutes
Weight Limit99.8 kg | 220 lbs220 Ibs120 kg | 265 lbs120 kg | 265 lbs74.8 kg | 165 lbs
Wheel Size26.7 cm | 10.5"16.5 cm | 6.5"21.6 cm | 8.5"25.4 cm | 10"16.5 cm | 6.5"
BluetoothYes; appYes; app and musicNoYes; app and musicYes; music
WarrantyVehicle body: 12 months
Attachment parts: 6 months
Components subject to wear: 3 months
90 days12 months parts and labor90 days90 days

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Hover-1 Chrome 2.0


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  • Fun Factor7.0

  • Outdoor Capabilities5.0

  • Support6.0

  • Battery6.0

Tested Top Speed: 5.5 mph | Run Time: 107 minutes

REASONS TO BUY

Stable

Large foot pads

REASONS TO AVOID

So-so battery life

Underwhelming customer service

The Hover-1 Chrome 2.0 is a great deal for those looking to get a board for play instead of a vehicle for off-roading or commuting. It has some cool “fun features,” such as LED lights and Bluetooth speakers, and comes in a variety of colors. More importantly, the board is stable at speed, reasonably maneuverable, and has large foot pads, making it more responsive and comfortable. The Chrome 2.0 is light, too, at just 15.2 pounds, so it won't be too difficult for a kid to handle despite its lack of a carry handle. Additionally, this board does pretty well on uneven terrain despite its smallish 6.5-inch diameter wheels.

Our critiques of the Chrome 2.0 are minimal and assume that potential buyers are not looking for a board for off-road cruising or commuting. This board is a little sluggish when accelerating and struggles a bit with climbing hills. The battery life could be longer, too. As it is, the rider can travel at full speed for about 40 minutes (107 minutes for stop-and-go maneuvering). Additionally, the customer service we received wasn't great. Yet, all testers agreed the Chrome was a hoot on the obstacle course. All told, this is+ an easy-to-ride board at a good price.

Read more: Hover-1 Chrome 2.0 review


Best for Commuting


Segway Ninebot S


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Tested Top Speed: 10.5 mph | Run Time: 95 minutes

REASONS TO BUY

All-terrain capable

Smooth ride

Huge travel radius

REASONS TO AVOID

Heavy

Fixed-length steering column

The Segway Ninebot S looks like the black sheep of the hoverboard family. But make no mistake, this machine is all business. The S is nimble, packs tons of power, has a stable platform, and can keep rolling mile after mile. Unlike other models sporting big wheels and claiming off-road prowess, the S has 800 watts of motor power to carry the rider through uneven surfaces at any speed. Segway chose to forgo frills such as onboard speakers; this board is utility-oriented for the commuter with a futuristic bent.

Our test team has lots of experience testing Segway products, including the predecessor of the S. We are disappointed that the design team discontinued the adjustable steering column on the Ninebot S. This one decision was the source of all complaints, particularly from taller testers. In our view, Segway should be adding more adjustability to this critical component, not limiting it. If you want a great offroad model in a more traditional design, check out the Epikgo Classic. It has a higher list price than the Segway but we usually see it sold for less.

Read more: Segway Ninebot S review

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Best Value and Entry-Level Option


XPRIT Classic


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OVERALL
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  • Fun Factor5.0

  • Outdoor Capabilities3.0

  • Support7.0

  • Battery6.0

Tested Top Speed: 6.5 mph | Run Time: 75 minutes

REASONS TO BUY

Great value

Bluetooth connectivity

Light

REASONS TO AVOID

Low top speed

165 pound weight limit

The XPRIT Classic is a great value and ideal entry-level hoverboard. It's lightweight and among the easiest boards to carry. It is intended for smaller and lighter riders who won't mind the 165-pound weight limit. While the 75-minute measured run time is in the middle of the pack, it is impressive for a board this light.

This board is not a speed demon and will not go up steep hills. It is also not ideal on rough surfaces or off-road. We don't recommend trying to max out its speed as it became unstable at the top end. All that said, it comes at an incredible price, plays music, and is likely all a smaller entry-level rider will need. If you want to spend a little more money and get a little more offroad performance, we recommend the Swagtron Swagboard Twist T580.

Read more: XPRIT Classic review

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Best Onewheel Option


Onewheel Pint


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Tested Top Speed: 14.2 mph | Run Time: 6+ hours

REASONS TO BUY

Speedy and nimble

Climbs steep hills and rough terrain

Short stopping distance

Relative fast charging

REASONS TO AVOID

Expensive

Steep learning curve to operate safely

All Onewheel models recently got a safety recall requiring an important software update.

The Onewheel Pint is our favorite Onewheel model from our best electric skateboard review. Technically, it is neither a skateboard nor a hoverboard; it is a self-balancing electric unicycle. It is much better offroad than any hoverboard and goes faster and up steeper hills. It has a long enough range to be used as a commuter vehicle and is an apt favorite among pint-sized riders.

The first big downside to the Pint is the sticker price. You can buy a budget hoverboard for much of your neighborhood for the same price as the Pint. In addition, with great performance comes great responsibility. Hoverboards are much harder to crash at high speeds, and when you do crash, you are low to the ground. Not so with the Pint. Even low-speed spills can be harmful, and the Pint allows you to crash at much higher speeds. It is our favorite Onewheel and “hovering board” to take on trails. Check out the Onewheel+ XR for a faster, more aggressive board with a longer range. It handles more technical terrain at higher speeds but is more expensive and generally more than a smaller person, considering a hoverboard needs. That is why we recommend the Pint.

Read more: Onewheel Pint review

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Why Should You Trust Us?


We have been testing hoverboards for over five years. Our testing consists of practical use tests that are largely conducted on our built-to-purpose obstacle course and also tests out in the wild where surfaces are unpredictable and inconsistent. We also execute highly structured tests that measure hoverboard features such as battery life and hill-climbing capability.

Our tests are broken up into four metrics that collectively cover all aspects of a hoverboard's quality and performance. These are:

  • Fun Factor (50% of overall score weighting)
  • Outdoor Capabilities (20% weighting)
  • Support (20% weighting)
  • Battery (10% weighting)

Our Director of Testing Austin Palmer and Review Editors Genaveve Bradshaw and Nick Miley have extensive experience testing and analyzing electric vehicles. Having ridden over 850 miles (and counting) on hoverboards, electric skateboards, and scooters, Austin is an expert on how they handle and where to look for shortcomings in design or manufacturing. Nick has spent years in university laboratories posing research questions, designing experiments, refining protocols, and documenting results. He provides experimental design and data expertise when he isn't mounting a board and logging some miles. Finally, Genaveve has spent the last few years researching and testing a variety of specialized products, including the best air purifiers, electric toothbrushes, and top fitness trackers. Together this team combed through every detail, tested every feature, and had a lot of fun producing this review.

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Analysis and Test Results


While many hoverboards look similar, they can be divided into two fundamental categories: small and large. Small boards are more toy-like and work best on flat, firm surfaces. In contrast, big boards are designed for more serious riders who want to go cruising, perhaps with some off-roading. Small boards are highly maneuverable machines that can usually be identified by their small wheels, low clearance, and bright colors. Large boards have longer battery life, bigger wheels, higher clearance, and broader standing platforms. They are also usually heavier. Each sector has its trade-offs; large boards offer better all-terrain performance at the expense of maneuverability. The higher demands placed on larger boards require high-end components, especially motors and battery cells. As one might imagine, these upgrades are reflected in the price.

Will My Hoverboard Catch Fire?
Given the not-too-distant history of non-UL-certified hoverboards lighting on fire, you may be wondering whether these products are safe. We understand these concerns. However, the introduction of a safety testing standard for these products, UL 2272, should hopefully put those concerns to rest. The Consumer Products Safety Commission has also endorsed these standards. In keeping with these standards, we have not and will not review any boards that do not pass the UL certification safety test.



Value


We do not consider the price when scoring the performance of products in our reviews. We remove cost from the equation because we want the best products to receive top scores regardless of their price tag. However, we do recognize that price is an important thing to consider before making a purchase, and we grant value awards to the products that provide the best balance of cost and performance.

A value purchase does not equate to the cheapest product on the market. Instead, it is a product that supplies more performance than others for the same dollar amount or offers similar performance for less money. Case in point, the Hover-1 Chrome 2.0. This little filly earns average or above scores in our four evaluation metrics, yet it costs significantly less than several of its peers.

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Fun Factor


By and large, hoverboards are designed to be fun. As the market has grown, exceptions have arisen. Such is the case with the Segway Ninebot S, a board designed for commuting and utility. These practical models comprise a small portion of the market and are still fun to ride.


Although the level of fun each model provides is subjective, products that perform well at specific tasks give the rider more versatility of movement and self-expression. Speed is a big part of our fun factor metric, so our hands-on testing included time trials to assess the top speed of each model. Then we gather a team of testers to ride each board through our obstacle course designed to evaluate maneuverability, stability, and acceleration.

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The conclusions for the obstacle course accounted for a large portion of the fun factor score, but we also considered maximum speed, add-ons such as color options, Bluetooth connectivity, integrated speakers, compatibility with third-party accessories, and the weight of each board. Why weight? Well, eventually, you'll have to carry your board, and we think many will agree that carrying heavy things doesn't evoke joy.

To no surprise, the Chrome 2.0 does well in this category.This model was a favorite among our testers, scoring top marks in most of the fun factor evaluations.

Back-and-Forth Exercise:
You might be wondering why all this back-and-forth business in our obstacle course test matters to the average rider. The board's ability to power through rapid and repeated direction changes reveals whether there is sufficient pick-up in the motors to re-center the board underneath the rider when momentum is working against them. A more powerful and responsive motor allows the board to rebalance itself quicker and easier, which both beginners and advanced riders will appreciate.

Many of the boards in the fleet land in the middle of our fun factor ranking sheet. The Epikgo Classic and Hover-1 Helix offer comparable, albeit average, fun potential. The Segway Ninebot S is right on their heels, overlapping the previous cohort in several tests.

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The Epikgo has a wide, stable standing platform that makes it fun in corners. These same characteristics, however, reduce its agility. Additionally, its max speed is 8-10 miles per hour. Although these speeds are above average for the class, the stability decreases as the speed increases, seeming to fight the rider when trying to cruise near its max speed. Testers observed the standing platform rotating away from the direction of travel, causing their toes to point skyward, compromising their balance on the board. Testers dubbed this phenomenon “pushback” and described it as uncomfortable, even for short periods.


The performance pros and cons of the Epikgo are common to all the larger boards in our review. These boards are stable, powerful, and excel at doing quick back-and-forth circuits. However, they are significantly wider than the other boards and are less maneuverable. Our testers reported difficulties in our obstacle course's slalom and spin sections. The pushback from the board also negatively impacted the fun factor score.

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Although the Segway Ninebot S shares the same pushback issue as some other large boards, it has a few unique features that set it apart. To start, the Ninebot employs a unique steering mechanism, a padded bar situated between the legs. Riders can change directions by pushing it toward one wheel or the other with the inside of the knees. This is in contrast to the foot-pivoting system utilized on every other board in our lineup. The Ninebot's steering mechanism makes it difficult to navigate sharp corners or make rapid changes in direction because the steering column is narrow and shifts out of place while the board is suffering pushback at speed. Steering issues aside, this board offers a capable and cushy ride with its pneumatic tires and ample footpads. As such, it's best suited to covering lots of ground as one would do during a commute.

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Outdoor Capabilities


We conduct most of our fun factor testing on ideal surfaces — smooth and flat, with no debris, bumps, or cracks. Unfortunately for hoverboard enthusiasts, the world isn't covered in perfect pavement. Accordingly, we also focused on the products' ability to perform on hills, push through cracks, thresholds, and other obstacles that users may encounter when riding.


During our testing, we ride over plenty of dirt, sand, and grass to gather data about the outdoor capability of each model. We also take into account each model's performance on inclines. We use a hill with a 14-percent steepness grade for 750 vertical feet for our ascending and descending tests. This test allows us to assess the hill-climbing power and the electronic motors' ability to control speed on steep descents. We then look at how stable they are when crossing cracks, bumps, and threshold weather strips. Only a few of the boards in our test suite are designed to handle these obstacles — they are easy to pick out as they all have large, knobby tires and generous standing platforms. The larger, all-terrain boards make up a small portion of the market, although they are increasing in popularity. Consequently, this metric makes up just 20 percent of the overall score of each product.

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The top performer in this category is the Segway Ninebot S with its pneumatic tires and the class's largest wheels (10.5 inches). The S crushed this metric by zipping over cracks and bumps and rallying over grass and dirt. This model also excels at steep inclines, so it is a great option if you live in an area with lots of hills.

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Up at the top with the Ninebot S is the Epikgo Classic, which also delivers impressive off-road performance, albeit far less than the Ninebot. It got to the top of our test hill without any noticeable signs of struggle, though the S was a little easier to pilot.

The remaining large-wheel board, the Epikgo Classic, doesn't perform as well as the S on cracks and thresholds. However, these two boards are nearly matched when it comes to steep hills and traveling over dirt and sand. But, while the Classic lags slightly behind the S in terms of performance, our testers find it to be a bit more fun.

The boards that feature small, solid tires and motors aren't appropriate for rough terrain. So, if your primary goal is to head off the beaten path on your board, be sure to look critically at the type of tires, wheel size, and motor specs.

Support


The support metric primarily evaluates hoverboard manufacturers rather than the products they produce. We wanted to know how easy it is to contact these companies, how long it takes for them to respond to inquiries, and how helpful they are in their responses. Moreover, we wanted to assess what their warranties would cover and the duration of coverage. For many people, these boards are not a trivial investment, and it can be disappointing to hand over your hard-earned cash to a company that will be difficult to contact if a problem were to occur — and problems do occur. During our testing, we broke one board and several other products required us to contact the manufacturer with questions and concerns.


To test the response time and the quality of the response, we sent a basic (though technical) question to each manufacturer. Segway, Swagtron, and Epikgo were all standouts in their timing or responses.

The Segway team responded quickly with detailed instructions on how to resolve our issue and included a statement about their warranty program. Swagtron's response time and helpfulness varied — there are a number of their products in this review, so we ran this test more than once. Sometimes they were prompt with their response but not particularly helpful. Other times, they took several days to get back to us, but the response was detailed and accurate. Although we only ran this test on Epikgo once, they provided the best customer support of the bunch. Their team replied to our inquiry in an hour and a half and had accurate, helpful advice to resolve our problem. The Epikgo Classic, however, incurred an inordinate amount of body damage throughout our testing. This damage knocked the Epikgo down to the middle tier of this metric.

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Battery


Unlike an electric skateboard, scooter, or bicycle, these boards are unrideable when they run out of power. And, as discussed in the fun factor section, some models are pretty heavy and unpleasant to carry.

Riding these boards to the limits?
Be careful when your board's low battery indicator sounds an alarm. When the battery does die, these boards immediately stop self-balancing and tip over, which can buck a heedless rider.


We split this category into three sub-metrics to test the batteries: range, run time, and charge time. We fully charged each model's battery for the range test and then rode it on our flat ground test course until the batteries died. We then tallied the laps completed to determine the total distance traveled. This is a rough estimate of how many miles these boards can traverse in ideal conditions. With the batteries completely drained by this test, we then measured the time needed to recharge each unit completely. With full batteries, we proceed to the obstacle course. In this final test, each board had to start, stop, spin, and change directions frequently. These maneuvers are more practical representations of how most people will use their board out in the real world. We recorded the amount of time the boards could continue the obstacle course rather than the number of miles traversed. We refer to this sub-metric as run time.


The Epikgo Classic was at the top of this metric, lasting nearly for two hours in our obstacle course. Surprisingly, the dark horse Hover-1 Titan came in just 10 minutes after the Classic, which is remarkable considering that it's much more affordable.

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A rankings pattern was not that similar to that of run time emerged in our range tests. The Ninebot S led the pack, cruising for 11.3 miles before the battery was finally drained. And once more, the budget-friendly Titan impressed us with an excellent range of 10.6 miles.


The final aspect we looked at in this metric was charging time. Experience has taught us that we can't regularly rely on the manufacturer's claims, and charging time is no exception. At 2 hours 20 minutes, our tests indicated the fastest charging board is the Jetson Spin. Several other models take slightly longer, such as the Hover-1 Helix at approximately 2 hours 30 minutes. On the other end of the spectrum is the Hover-1 Helix at 6 hours.

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Conclusion


Given the number of hoverboards on the market, it can be challenging to pick one with confidence. That's where we come in. We bought all the best boards and took them to their limits with our testing regimen. Our analyses render an accurate comparative breakdown of the different types of boards on the market with details such as the terrain and activity each board is best suited to and the travel radius of each model. With this information, you can choose your board with confidence and know you're getting the best product for your needs and budget.

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FAQs

What are the best hoverboards in Subway Surfers? ›

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  2. Skull Fire Board. ...
  3. Great White Board. ...
  4. Big Kahuna Board. ...
  5. Daredevil Board. ...
  6. Magic Carpet. ...
  7. Freestyler Board.
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What age is a 6.5 hoverboard for? ›

It is best to choose smaller hoverboards with 6.5 inches wheel size for children 8 years old and younger. It is comfortable for kids 8 years old and below, allowing them to have a more enjoyable ride. It is highly recommended for a weight range of 20 to 100 kg. These hoverboards have 12 km/h maximum speed.

What age should a kid get a hoverboard? ›

The exact age recommended to ride a hoverboard varies depending on the toy manufacturer. Generally the consensus is that children should be at least 8 years old before stepping onto one.

What is the fastest a hoverboard can go? ›

The Short Answer: Hoverboard Top Speeds Range From 6-13 Miles Per Hour. There are a lot of factors that determine how fast a hoverboard can go. The hoverboard's wheel size and motor power, to riding terrain and rider weight. These all play a role in your top speed.

Is Hot Rod faster than Daredevil? ›

The speed of the Daredevil is the same as using a jetpack or the Hot Rod hoverboard.

What is the super speed hoverboard in Subway Surfers? ›

List of Hoverboards
Hoverboards with Super Speed
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Smoking SlimeZuper Zapper
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Are hoverboards illegal? ›

A hoverboard is a two wheeled alternative transport method that is cost efficient, eco-friendly and fun to use, however due to bad press over the last few years these marvelous inventions are believed by many to be banned. However, despite the product itself being legal the use of them in public places is not.

Why did hoverboards get banned? ›

In December 2015, every major airline in the U.S. banned the devices because of fire hazards caused by lithium-ion batteries. Universities followed suit. Some banned students from keeping them in dorms, and others outlawed the devices anywhere on campus.

Are 10 year olds allowed hoverboards? ›

For Children

According to the AAP, hoverboards are suitable for 6-year-olds and up. But most manufacturers specify their hoverboard designs are only suitable for 8-year-olds and up.

Is 9 mph fast for a hoverboard? ›

There isn't a straightforward answer as there are various factors that come into play, but essentially, you are looking at an average maximum speed of up to 13mph but we don't recommend boards that go above 9mph for safety reasons. Generally speaking, a hoverboard will go twice the speed of a kick scooter.

What is the oldest hoverboard? ›

Hendo / The World's First Hoverboard | Maker Stories. Hendo is the first real hoverboard: a skateboard-like device that allows the rider to levitate about 1 inch off the ground. Hendo is the first real hoverboard: a skateboard-like device that allows the rider to levitate about 1 inch off the ground.

How fast is a flying hoverboard? ›

The jet-powered hoverboard, or what the company calls the Independent Propulsion Unit, is powered by five jet turbines that deliver a top speed of nearly 110 mph (though it will be regulated to a more controllable 60 mph), a potential altitude of 10,000 feet, and about 10 minutes of flight time.

What's the point of hoverboards in Subway Surfers? ›

The hoverboard is an item in Subway Surfers that protects the player from crashing for 30 seconds. When crashed, the hoverboard will explode and clean the area where you crashed, and then needs to recharge for 5 seconds before being used again. Player can activate a hoverboard by double tapping on the screen.

How long do hoverboards last in Subway Surfers? ›

If you're playing Subway Surfers in a web browser, press the Spacebar to use the hoverboard. The hoverboard can be used for 30 seconds, provided you don't crash in that time. Once the hoverboard explodes and vanishes, you will need to wait 5 seconds before using it again.

What does the Daredevil hoverboard do in Subway Surfers? ›

Daredevil. Daredevil is a type of hoverboard that protects from crashing for 30 seconds. When crashed, the hoverboard will explode and need to recharge for a few seconds before using again. It's in the shape of a daredevil's rocket, hence the name (or by the intense speed of the hoverboard).

What is the most rarest character in Subway Surfers? ›

Best answer. The rarest Subway Surfers character has to be Zombie Jake. He was available for a limited time during Halloween events and hasn't made many appearances since. So, if you've got Zombie Jake in your collection, you're holding onto a piece of Subway Surfers history!

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