Boosted Board V2 Belts ( Fits Mini S, Mini X, Plus & Stealth)

I’m 235 pounds 6’2” I bought these belts on a whim and didn’t know how they’d preform. Anyone with less then 4 stars didn’t replace them properly. I ride 4 miles everyday on my board and have had the same 2 belts on for over a month now. They arrive quickly and last long. In the long run you can spend $30 for factory belts that last 2 months or $10 on amazon belts that last just about as long. I’m still on the single pair I ordered. I would recommend spending $30 and having 6 belts that will ultimately last you up to 7 months. These are great. They’re a little louder but I ride with my headphones in so you can’t really tell. BUY THESE

Can't beat the price for the belts. Test runs have been good, will update once they're run through their paces. Am recommending to other riders as an alternative.UPDATE: Ran their course of 100 miles and they are going strong. Highly recommend.

First off, anyone talking about these belts slipping on their gears or anything like that, is because they did not install them correctly. I'm on my 3rd pair of JVgear belts and they have worked great for me. My first pair even outlived the stock belts that came on my Boosted Mini X. I ride about 36 miles per week and I get around 2 months of life from a set (roughly 250-300 miles). I usually ride until 1 breaks, but I always have extras with me and I can swap one out on the spot. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is because my 3rd set seems to be quite a bit louder than my first two, but the performance has always been great.

I have purchased 3 pairs of these belts so I feel I can provide an honest review.All six belts have busted on me, a pair lasts me about a month. I ride about 12 miles everyday on my Boosted v2 through San Francisco. Admittedly I have to brake aggressively because of the variables I encounter on my daily commute. These belts are cheap, but the trade off is they aren't as safe. I had one snap on me as I was braking downhill and entering an intersection. I was not going full speed.They seem to start slipping and losing tension after about 100 miles, re-tensioning them will cause them to snap.Previously I was riding on Jason Industrial belts but Amazon no longer stocks them. The only reason I had to replace those belts was due to damage caused by debris.I am now going to purchase eboardstuff's kevlar belts which have a lifetime replacement warranty. Same tech used for supercharger belts in drag racing. I have already spent $50 on JVgear belts in less than 5 months, the lifetime replacement belts are $55. Not interested in throwing my $ down the drain with these cheap belts anymore.

I ride in a construction zone where there is a ton of gravel on the road and I end up ripping a belt due to a rock slicing it open every month or so. I have never had one of these belts fail (out of the 3 I've used) for any other reason and they aren't extremely noisy. Tension the belts correctly and they will work just fine for at least a month.

I bought these to replace the original belts on my Dual Motor Liftboard. They fit really tight but they broke in perfectly, had them for a few weeks and they work great so far.

Bought These in August 2018 and one of them snapped while I was braking hard on a flat route in San Francisco. I got about 400~ in mileage before it happened. I think they're decent and worth the price considering how long they lasted. But I think boosted's lasted me 800~ before the "teeth" began breaking, so I might be going back to that after I go through these (I bought 2 just in case) since it'll equate in price and less switching out.

Unfortunately, these belts, while they do serve their purpose, do not last long as advertised. I've gone no where near 300+ miles in the last month or so and the belts have already popped, unfortunately. Heard it skipping suddendly and 3 days later, gone. Popped. I wish I could've given a better review but these just didn't hold up to the standard advertised unfortunately. :/