Production of the Liquid Skateboard

A lot has happened in June 2025, and it feels like the moment we’ve all been waiting for finally arrived:
All Liquid Skateboards have been assembled — packed, labeled, and now officially on their way to Europe.

For those who haven’t been following our Kickstarter updates in detail, here’s what this really means (and why it matters).

From sketches to reality

When we launched Liquid Skateboard on Kickstarter, the idea was simple:
Build an electric skateboard that keeps the original motion of skateboarding — no remote, just pure riding feel, but with the comfort and range of an electric system.

Getting there took us much further than we imagined. Over the past year, we’ve designed, tested, and refined more than 30 unique parts. We explored every detail — from the texture of the plastic to the vibration resistance of the controller, down to the battery being removable so it’s airline-compliant.

Every step was about making sure the final product felt like skating — intuitive, fluid, and free — rather than a gadget you control with your thumb.

Assembly in the factory

This June, I (Alexis, founder of Liquid Skateboard) spent two weeks at the factory to oversee the final assembly, and the production of the Liquid Skateboard.

It’s hard to describe what it’s like to see something that lived in your head for years finally becoming real, hundreds of times over.
From inspecting each component to supporting the team on the assembly line, every skateboard slowly took shape — and became more than a prototype: it became a real product, ready to ride.

After assembly, every single board was tested, cleaned, and packed. We added thank-you cards and rewards for backers, then sealed the boxes and stacked them, row after row, ready to ship.

With the production of the Liquid Skateboard completed, the next step was shipping.
We loaded the container in early June and set it on its way to Europe, where it should arrive at the end of July. After customs clearance and final distribution, we expect deliveries to start in August.

What makes this special

We always believed Liquid Skateboard could be more than just another e-skate:

And what makes this journey really special is how it’s been built together — from the hundreds of Kickstarter backers who trusted us early on, to everyone who discovered the project afterward and kept cheering it forward.

If you followed the Kickstarter but didn’t join as a backer, or if you discovered us more recently:

Liquid Skateboard is becoming real. Production is complete, and the first boards will soon be rolling under riders’ feet.

In the coming weeks, we’ll share more behind-the-scenes about how it feels to ride, the design details, and what’s next for Liquid Skateboard as we open up sales beyond Kickstarter.

Stay tuned — and thank you for being part of this journey, even from the sidelines.
We can’t wait to see where the ride goes next.