How To Ride Onewheel Pint

How to ride Onewheel Pint. Pint is insanely fun and intuitive and with an understanding of the basics, anyone can get going in minutes. Learning to Onewheel is not hard, the board does most of the work for you. It's also one of the most fun things on planet earth so we'd suggest you give it a try. Pint keep riders balanced. All too often people say, 'I could never do that'. 5 minutes later they're cruising around with a huge grin. Caylee breaks down what you need to know to get started.

Pint is everything awesome about the Onewheel experience in a smaller, lighter package. It also comes with Simplestop technology, making it easier than ever for folks to get going. For more on Simplestop, Pushback, or other Pint tutorials and features, check out our Tutorials Youtube Playlist.

Got some tips that have helped you get started? Drop them in the comments below and help out a fellow rider. Have fun, do awesome things and stay safe!

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Onewheel is a revolutionary electric board that provides a one of a kind riding experience. Whether you're on a coffee run or charging trails, these perpetual carving machines are an absolute joy to ride!

Onewheels are powered by a brushless hub motor which has plenty of power to get you up hills and comfortably break going down them. There's no remote, riders simply lean forward to accelerate and back to decelerate. It creates an incredibly intuitive and natural riding experience.

The large tire creates the smoothest riding experience in the game and makes riding over bumps and cracks a breeze. Did we mention you can take Onewheels on trails?!

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[Onewheel]

Hey folks, if you've got some tips that really helped you get going drop them in the comments below and help a fellow rider out there! Cheers :)

[paulmcpherson]

Have owned and ridden a Onewheel+ for almost 3 years now. LOVE IT! Film on it all the time. My tips are this. Having a wheel cover is so helpful. I learned how to ride and center my weight best when I could bring my front foot (or the foot on the activation pad) super close, pretty much snugged up against the wheel guard. That helped so much when riding in the beginning. I've also learned over time, that while you may feel like your putting pressure on your front or back foot to both accelerate and slow down, you're hips or body may tend to shift to the extent that you are no longer "weight centered" on the board. This will cause the phenomena where your trying to brake but the board is still picking up speed. Training your body to stay completely centered on the board was critical and for me to feel confident riding hard on challenging terrain. that all happens with shifting my hips....not bending my knees or applying pressure to one foot or the other. As you find your center, you can get much more liberal with actual foot pressure to carve, jump etc. Lastly, ease super slow up hill in the beginning. You'll catch your front edge and nose dive every time if you're trying to accelerate too fast uphill. And start slow across the board. Spend the first month just getting acclimated, riding every day until the battery runs out before you start bombing bike trails and hard core off road stuff. There are new muscles in your feet, calves and legs that have to get used to this board. The first week you'll feel like it's easy and then all of a sudden you'll be riding and realize that you have no idea how the board actually works. Anyone waiting for the Pint, it will be well worth the wait when you're still riding the same board 3-5 years from now, except in reality, you'll most likely upgrade to the XR before then for a longer ride which I'm on schedule to do this year. Worth every penny. LOVE LOVE LOVE OW!

[Sidkain]

getting my popcorn ready for this comment section.

[freshlycharged]

I hope I get my Pint soon because as they say... Winter is coming.

[iamKelvinJ]

Blessings Onewheel!!! I hope this is a sneak peek for what's to come! I know you all are working very hard on getting pint to your happy customers! All in all this technology is amazing and a overall blessing to be able to experience this level of technology during my lifetime! Speaking from a long time skateboarder. I look forward to riding the pint and I'm sure that you all are doing your best. Technology and perfection takes time. Especially on a dangerous high tech device such as this.

Thanks again!!! And blessings for this amazing invention! God bless to everyone over at Onewheel. 🙏🙏🙏🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💯😎

[gbbensley]

Thanks, now I know how to ride my Onewheel that I don't have.

[birchtree]

Thank you so much. I watched some other tutorials on how to ride this thing and they made it sound so scary and overly complicated and they 5 minutes. This was under 2 and easy. KISS, keep it simple stupid

[not_an_undercover_cop]

I love my XR and got the Pint for my wife and kids. We’re so excited that they’re shipping! You guys are awesome 👏 👏😎

[slydogstroh]

Wow. That was a well done short instructional. I like this!!! 👏🏼👏🏼 Great work guys.

[tomservo]

I am surprised just how fast i got the hang of riding my Onewheel.. Pain is an Amazing teacher =O

[singinchicken]

Whooo...that big forward lean is a nosedive waiting to happen!

[filipevieira]

So I suck but am determined to not give up. The biggest recommendation in addition to these instructions is to use this outside in a non-busy area. This way you can fall and tumble and practice over and over again. I have yet to get my body balanced or ride it smoothly.

[anthonyortiz]

It's funny how I'm constantly looking for pint videos to fill the void of not having received mine yet. Guess I'll just practice these tips with my balance board for the foreseeable future.

[middlekidsyndrome]

Hope this means they're shipping soon!

[danielgorman]

That was a pretty aggressive lean, no?

[ericnordean]

👏👏👏👏 a introductory video usually means people are receiving them!!!! Meaning my shipping date WILL NOT BE PUSHED BACK AGAIN! Omg now the STOKE fest can begin. 18 days baby and you’re all mine!!!!🤩🤩🤙🤙🤙

[ivanwang]

FM, i love you guys and all but this one hurt a lil... ill be sure to watch this video again once i actually get my pint. keep up the good work.

[claykuersteiner]

No point in giving lessons if you guys can’t ship them out lol... 4 months and waiting...

[Byromie]

1. Helmet good, wrist guards too even better.
2. More Emphasis on keeping weight over the wheel. Glad to see the word "lean" left out. Increased center of gravity over the front = increased nose-dive risk.
3. Simple stop should be used for learning only. Having the ability to reverse is important and more fun
4. Ya, maybe this video has a "sting" to it (because of delays as said) ... But honestly, I'd rather know that *new* riders are getting educated B4 they open their onewheels. The excitement is all to real and only burns brighter. It can distract you from remembering to respect the ride and your surroundings.
Long live the Float Life.

[whythovr]

This will be a useful video in a MONTH