Boosted / WowGo class: Everything You Need to Know
Not one skateboard. Boosted Boards stopped shipping years ago. WowGo’s own page says the WowGo 3 is discontinued, and still prints 24 mph and $399.99. The AT2 Plus is a different deck at 31 mph.
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The short answer
The list label is not a SKU. Boosted Boards stopped in 2020. WowGo’s WowGo 3 URL still shows $399.99 from $519.99, 11 miles, and 17.2 lb, then says the model is discontinued. A European 3X leftover says 39 km/h, 20 km, and 216 Wh. The AT2 motor cell is written “2100 W * 2.” This desk will not rewrite that star.
“Boosted / WowGo class” is a list label, not a model. Boosted Boards, the San Francisco company, stopped operating in 2020. WowGo is a different maker and is still a website. WowGo’s WowGo 3 page prints $399.99 from $519.99, sold out, and then says the board has been discontinued in favor of a Pioneer 4. The spec block that remains says 24 mph, 11 miles, 280 lb, and 17.2 lb. The AT2 Plus, still listed, is $899 from $1,399, 31 mph, and either 18 miles on 175 mm wheels or 27 miles on 120 mm wheels, with a 604 Wh pack. The list’s $400–$1,500 band can touch those tags. It is not a spec. The row on this desk’s list links here.
What WowGo still prints
WowGo’s own pages. A European shop’s discontinued WowGo 3X card prints 39 km/h, 20 km, 216 Wh, and 2×600 W. That is a third board. Boosted has no 2026 factory card to put in a column.
| WowGo 3 | AT2 Plus | 3X, EU shop | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Status | Page says discontinued. Price still shows. Sold out. | Listed at a sale price | Marked discontinued |
| Price | $399.99 from $519.99 | $899 from $1,399 | Not a WowGo.com dollar |
| Speed | 24 mph | 31 mph, also written 50 km/h | 39 km/h |
| Range | 11 miles | 18 miles on 175 mm wheels. 27 miles on 120 mm wheels. | 20 km |
| Pack | Not in the short spec block | 604 Wh, 14.0 Ah, 12S4P | 216 Wh, called 5 Ah |
| Motor | Not in that short block | The table prints “2100 W * 2” | 2×600 W |
| Mass | 17.2 lb. Load 280 lb. | 30 lb. The load line is not that 280. | 7.8 kg. Load 150 kg. |
Twenty-four miles an hour is 39 km/h, so the discontinued 3 and the discontinued 3X can look like the same speed if you round. They are not the same board: 11 miles is not 20 km, and a 216 Wh pack is not an unstated pack. The AT2’s two ranges belong to two wheel sizes. Do not quote 27 miles for the 175 mm set. “2100 W * 2” is how WowGo wrote the motor cell. This desk will not decide whether that is 2,100 or 4,200 without a second sentence WowGo did not print. Boosted’s last boards were a different company, a different belt-drive reputation, and a dead warranty. Used Boosted decks still trade. They are not a 2026 MSRP inside $400–$1,500. A skateboard is not an e-bike. It fails the class chart for the same reason a kick scooter does: no pedals, and a different vehicle category on top of that.
The class in the list name is a shopping shrug. The pages still name a 3, a 3X, and an AT2 Plus, and two of those pages say discontinued.
Who it is for
Buy an AT2 Plus only if 31 mph on a deck, a 604 Wh pack, and a 30 lb board is what you meant. Buy a WowGo 3 only as used stock, because the maker’s page says it is discontinued. Do not buy a “Boosted class” board and expect Boosted to answer a warranty email. The Onewheel is the other stand-on vehicle on this list, and it is not a skateboard either.
Questions people ask
Can Boosted warranty a used deck?+
No. The company has been gone since 2020. Secondhand boards still exist. They are not WowGo’s current AT2 Plus, and they are not a 2026 MSRP inside the list’s $400–$1,500 band.
What is left on the WowGo 3 page?+
A sold-out price and a 24 mph block, plus a sentence pointing at a Pioneer 4. Treat the specs as a leftover. Do not order one and expect a new unit.
Which range belongs to which tire?+
175 mm wheels: 18 miles. 120 mm wheels: 27 miles. The pack is 604 Wh, 14.0 Ah, 12S4P, and the board is listed at 30 lb. Do not hang the longer mile on the fatter wheel.
How is a 3X different?+
The European leftover says 2×600 W, 216 Wh, 7.8 kg, and a 150 kg load. Twenty-four mph and 39 km/h can look alike after rounding. The packs do not. 216 Wh is not 604 Wh.
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