Made my connection
Forty minutes, two terminals, gate closing. I rode the whole way and boarded last but boarded. It has paid for itself once already.
Elise T., Frankfurt
Verified buyer
365-day warranty
Free air shipping
30-day returns
Secure checkout
Before you fly
Yes, it flies with you
The battery pops out in three seconds and travels in the cabin with you. Check your airline below.
- 92.5Wh batteryUnder the 100Wh cabin limit, so no airline approval is needed.
- Out in 3 secondsOne latch. The battery lifts out without tools.
- TSA-approved lockSecurity can open and reclose it without cutting anything.
Measured, not claimed
The whole machine in four numbers
13km/h
Top speed, on the flat
10km
Range on one charge
7.5kg
Empty, battery included
110kg
Rider weight it carries
In detail
Everything you touch
Select a point on the case.
1
Telescopic handle
Three heights, and it locks solid enough to lean on while you steer.
2
Thumb throttle and brake
Both on the right grip. Reverse is a double-tap, for getting out of a lift.
3
Fold-out footrests
Anodised alloy, weight-rated to 110 kg, flush with the shell when stowed.
4
USB-C out
45W from the same pack that drives the wheels. A dead phone at the gate is a solved problem.
My kid begs to ride it
Bought it for work trips, now it is the family airport vehicle. Genuinely holds two of us at walking pace.
Dan R., Toronto
Verified buyer
Fits the locker, every time
Six flights, six different aircraft, straight into the overhead every time. That was the bit I doubted most.
Sofia L., Madrid
Verified buyer
People stop you
Budget an extra ten minutes per terminal for strangers asking what it is. Worth it.
Kenji A., Singapore
Verified buyer
Before you buy
The questions riders ask
Anything else — real people answer, usually within the hour.
Yes. The battery is 92.5Wh, under the 100Wh cabin limit that airlines set for lithium packs, so it needs no approval. It lifts out in about three seconds and travels in your hand luggage. The case itself is a standard 20-inch cabin bag.
About 10 km at a steady 13 km/h with a 75 kg rider — several airports’ worth. It charges from flat in roughly three hours, and the pack also runs a 45W USB-C port for your phone.
Airports, stations and campuses generally treat it as mobility equipment rather than a scooter, but rules vary by terminal and by country. It walks like a normal case the moment you stand up, so you are never stuck.
365 days on every part including the battery. Wheels, footrests, handle and the pack itself are all user-replaceable, and we stock them for five years.
20 litres — four days of clothes, a 16-inch laptop in the padded sleeve, and the charger. The motor and battery sit under the floor, so you lose less space than you would expect.