Linnpower
ActiveOverview
Linnpower produces electric skateboards focused on reliability, precision, and innovation, targeting street carving, off-road all-terrain, and racing applications.51 The brand emphasizes DIY-friendly designs and rider experience, with partner warehouses in the USA, Canada, Australia, and Germany for distribution.23
History
Linnpower was founded by Linn, an extreme sports enthusiast and mechanical expert with prior R&D and production experience at top Chinese electric skateboard companies and DIY parts design for BMW cars.1 The company aims to create pure, reliable electric skateboards for authentic rider experiences while planning expansion into mountain boards, AT boards, longboards, mini boards, and drift e-tricks.1
Product Lines
| Product Line | Positioning | Price Range |
|---|---|---|
| Street Carving Boards | Urban commuting and carving | $500 - $1,200 |
| All-Terrain (AT) Boards | Off-road adventures | $800 - $1,800 |
| Racing Boards | High-speed performance | $1,000 - $2,000 |
| The One (Carbon Fiber Deck) | Sleek high-torque design | $1,200 - $1,800 |
Manufacturing
Products are manufactured in China, leveraging the founder's extensive industry experience in R&D and production at leading electric skateboard firms.1 Components are produced with a focus on quality and reliability, available for separate purchase.4
Notable Products
- The One - Carbon fiber deck board with serious torque and sleek design for thrilling rides.7
- Street Carving E-Skateboard - Optimized for urban speed, control, and durability.5
- All-Terrain E-Skateboard - Built for off-road with emphasis on reliability and rider limits.5
- Racing E-Skateboard - High-performance model for speed and precision.5
Reputation
Linnpower is recognized for commitment to quality, reliability, and innovation in electric skateboard components.2 Enthusiasts note its DIY-friendly and durable designs, though limited independent reviews are available.7 The brand positions itself as rider-oriented with long-term focus, but broader professional feedback remains emerging.1