Question 1

What is the top speed of the board?

Accepted Answer

The speed is based on the riders weight, riding conditions, salt or fresh water, and several other factors. On average, Kymera, can reach speeds up to 20mph. This is based on a riders weight of less than 175lbs. With a riders weight of 200lbs, you can expect to reach up to 13mph.

Question 2

What is the weight capacity of Kymera?

Accepted Answer

Kymera has a weight capacity of 200lbs.

Question 3

How long does the battery last?

Accepted Answer

Each battery has two different settings. The first setting is the max speed setting and is what people enjoy when the battery is fully charged. This will run anywhere from 23 minutes to 1 and 1/2 hours based on speed. Then, the reserve speed setting kicks in and allows a rider an additional 30 minutes (at 3mph). This reserve speed will allow the rider enough battery life to get you back to shore.

Question 4

How long does the battery take to charge?

Accepted Answer

If the battery is fully discharged, it will take approximately 2 hours.

Question 5

Do you have a faster charger?

Accepted Answer

Unfortunately with lithium battery technology, if you charge the battery to fast, the life expectancy of the battery decreases significantly. If you are needing to be able to use our boards in a rental situation or want longer run time, the batteries are swappable. This will allow you to be charging one battery while you are running another battery.

Question 6

Can I travel with my Kymera?

Accepted Answer

The Kymera Body Board can be checked in with most airlines as an oversized bag/luggage. However the lithium battery cannot be transported by aircraft. Additionally, if you would like to travel with the battery, you will need to drive it to your destination. To ship a lithium battery via aircraft or freight requires a special certificate/license which Kymera has.

Question 7

Can Kymera be taken into waves/surf?

Accepted Answer

Kymera is meant for calmer waters and is not meant for surf or waves. This is best used on lakes, bays, coves, marinas, rivers, and the ocean where little to no waves are present.

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