Review: Miles Phantom

The Miles Phantom electric skateboard is powered by 2 motors motors of 1100 W each, delivering a total power of 2200 W.

The drive type is direct, meaning the motors are mounted directly on the wheel axle without belts or gears. A good compromise between performance and simplicity.

A discreet drive that leans toward hub-like silence, but with a bit more punch.

With a top speed of 48 km/h, this electric skateboard will delight experienced riders looking for thrills.

The electric skateboard Miles Phantom is equipped with the ESC HobbyWing.

The Miles Phantom electric skateboard is equipped with a 21700 12S2P battery with a capacity of 432 Wh providing a theoretical considerable range of about 48 km.

It takes 4.5 hours to fully charge the Miles Phantom.

The ESC includes a regenerative braking function that sends energy back to the battery during braking, helping extend its range.

The Miles Phantom is a cruiser designed to deliver a fairly agile, ideal for carving or city rides riding experience.

As for the deck, this electric skateboard features a 80 cm long and 25.5 cm wide surface with a deep concave. Its carbon construction gives it a stiff flex.

This board comes with Phantom trucks (reversed) using Traditional Kingpin (TKP) kingpin up front, and Phantom (reversed) with Traditional Kingpin (TKP) kingpin in the back.

The truck baseplate is mounted in a « top mount » setup. In other words, the deck is traditionally mounted directly under the deck, offering precise control and optimal reactivity — ideal for carving and downhill riding.

The Miles Phantom is equipped with street wheels made of polyurethane (PU) (74A), 97 mm — a board ideal for mastering urban asphalt!

Weighing 8.6 kg, the Miles Phantom electric skateboard remains fairly portable when needed.

With a deck length of 80 cm, this cruiser is compact, perfect for traveling by car, train, etc..