This article is a guest post from Terminal X, a Michigan based rider who wanted to share his way of using ShredLights with the Flatland 3-D ESK8 Glove.

The mounting location of your lights is the single biggest factor in how far ahead you can see while riding at night. Depending on where you ride and how fast you ride, board mounted lights might not be enough to see and react to oncoming terrain and you'll need a helmet light to see further ahead.

If you’re looking to buy the best electric skateboard in 2021, we used data to rank these 15 boards based on price, weight, speed, range, and more.

The SL-300 and SL-R1 are here to replace the SL-200 and you might be wondering what the differences are with the new lights. We'll cover all of the similarities and differences here, so you can see why we are so excited about our newest lights.

The Skateboard Single Pack is the lowest priced option in our lineup of skateboard lights. It's the perfect entry into the ShredLights ecosystem if you're just getting into riding at night. The single board mounted lights can be seen from over 2,000 feet away to keep you safe at night.