DOES WEIGHT MAKE A DIFFERENCE ON ELECTRIC SKATEBOARDS?

[@thricer4ever]

All I got from this was to not be fat! F! I wish someone had told me not to be fat before I bought my board!

[@orlandomarinjr]

Lol no man it’s just be aware of the reality of weight. I’m 205lbs and I ride with some guys that are 130lbs they smoke me on speed it’s just the way it is

[@orlandomarinjr]

I’m also doing 24mph in Fast mode they tell me I’m too slow 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@pewwbz9647]

My skinny ass finally has something to brag about!!! Yyeessss.

[@blise518B]

You could build a sick diy board or buy a crazy board from some of the smaller vendors. Boosted or Evolve Boards are more for the average to light person but with the right board for you you can be just as fast and even faster if you want.

[@thricer4ever]

I was just joking. I've had the bamboo GTX for over a year and a half now and I can go as fast as I need to....which normally the fastest I'll go is around 22-23mph and that's me being just about 200lbs. I can go faster though, but I like to stay safe out there. I don't even use GT mode unless I need the power going up hill

[@Esk8Nomad]

Would love to see what it is like to fly with a Evolve skateboard ? Contacting airports what do you need to do to prep etc

[@evolveSkateboards]

We will see what we can do!

[@TheTanelChannel]

Well im already dieting :D this just gave me extra motivation hahaha. 93KG atm.. gonna try and hit about 75-80KG :)

[@theAussie01]

That's the attitude man. Just 5 kg less will make a big difference in many areas. Worth it for many reasons.I am trying to stay at 74kgs.Your battery will last 25% longer and overheating issues will be reduced.....to zero. Tyres will last longer. The benefits are many. The best one.....better health.

[@gordonmculloch4904]

I weigh 102kg and I've just got myself a GT carbon. Ah f@

[@theAussie01]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@neilwilliams1046]

Wouldn't mind seeing this done with the street wheels

[@cooperhidalgo9117]

Thank you guys so much! Love this sort of content, honestly amazing that you guys go to such lenths. This was incredibly informative for me as I am 63kgs myself conveniently suited. Thanks guys, keep up the phenomenal work!!!

[@joshuamount9541]

It would be nice to see the same comparison but with the street versions of the GTR

[@jordangalan1946]

It would be awesome to see a video similar to this showing the difference between a well maintained board and a neglected one (dirty bearings, worn belts, wheels nuts too tight, etc).

[@Stanz8]

It's a really interesting video to watch! I really like how you guys compare this sort of data that applies not only to Evolve Skateboards, but to the whole industry. Keep it up with videos of this kind!

[@evolveSkateboards]

Thank you! Will keep them up and any sugestions are welcome.

[@InkwellFoto]

I weigh 245lbs (down from 260lbs 6'3"), should I lose more weight before I get a board?

[@evolveSkateboards]

No, in the vast majority of situations the weigh doesn't play a big role. As this video highlights, just be aware it does make a difference to range and don't push the extremes too far.

[@dash-boardcam549]

Don’t buy a board, build one 😉

[@InkwellFoto]

@@dash-boardcam549 my biggest fear is that it would catch on fire while charging

[@jarredharknett4016]

@@evolveSkateboards any recommendations or preferences for gearing/wheels setups for heavier riders? Also, would love to know what helmet Matty is wearing...trying my best to find something with a slimmer profile. No pun intended hahah

[@evolveSkateboards]

@@jarredharknett4016 The 7"66T is a good all terrain set up for heavy riders. The helmet is an old skate Protec - not sure if they still make them.

[@walker2508]

Very informative.

[@henrys6099]

great. nice to know.

[@ArnauRectoret]

Great video. Impressive results even for a 100kgs person.

[@alxshots]

📦

[@theAussie01]

I agree. 100kgs is not 'light'.

[@StainsAndGrains]

slowly crawling up hills with smoking motors is an impressive result? really?

[@twofruitz]

One of the most informative videos so far! I'd be keen to see the exact same video but testing towing. I'm 70kg, towing 20kg and it feels like it does more strain than a 90kg rider.

[@evolveSkateboards]

Yes, it would add more strain because of added roll resistance from other wheels.

[@movation]

You have the best job ever.....

[@codywidman316]

Still best job ever

[@collinporter4549]

Do a street comparison

[@nomad_lad]

Thanks for doing this video. I'm glad you did and appreciate the transparency, it shows a quality brand and customer focused company... I knew there would be a difference in performance but didn't think it would be that much, but it totally makes sense. I dont know if it's possible to make a setup for heavier riders, different belts, or bigger more ventilated motors with more torque as opposed to top speed. I'm currently shaving off a few kgs but will never go below 92kg with my build so not a huge difference. I dont think I would be fully happy with that performance so I'm going to hold off getting an Evolve for now.

[@orlandomarinjr]

Switch to the 38T gear bro I used it for a year the battery performance and torque are just great. If you don’t mind loosing 2mph top speed.

[@markkobylanski791]

I would second this, I wander between 112kg rest weight & 96kg fight weight. My evolve experience is great still at 112kg but would love it if there was a more torquey robust version for us big boned'd guys 😂

[@adilsonbaptists7554]

Can you ride evolve boards at 250 pounds

[@evolveSkateboards]

Sure can, we have riders up to about 330lbs. We recommend a carbon board and be prepared to get a little less range than the lighter riders.

[@ChannelX24]

Jesus if you did a full throttle start on the Ownboard GT it would be then end haha

[@naimee1966]

Excellent Video - one more thing to test like this would be tyre pressure. And maybe belt tension. That would both be super!

[@kie-skatemods4141]

This just means, that Evolve needs to make a board with bigger motors and better batteries for heavier people. I’ll be waiting. Been waiting since the carbon GT came out. The GTR’s I’m not impress

[@Alfahippie]

Thanks for being honest instead of just trying to sell your boards to everyone, i’ll go put a picture of a evolve GTR on my fridge now as diet-motivation:)

[@joseesteves1309]

I'm 250 pounds and working hard to lose at least 40 more tlb4 buying my gr carbon fiber

[@ImperfectionistGaming]

Im 92 pounds. Guess my range would be around 9000 miles

[@danielcoleman717]

Good informative video, am curious if you have yet to do a comparison range 7" vs 6" and also is there a range difference running Pro mode to GTR mode with the avg speeds similar also?

[@evolveSkateboards]

6" & 7" are fairly similar and either can give better mileage depending on how you ride. GTR will use more battery especially if there is a lot of hills, grass, or bursts of acceleration.

[@hunter_hult]

Can we see a range result on the street wheels?

[@jackdaniels7913]

It goes to show you really do need a line aimed at the heavy riders of the world, your the no1 brand for a reason and I hope you continue to live up to the name with the next gen or evolution off shoot for the larger rider. 🍻cheers🥃

[@evolveSkateboards]

Thanks! The boards perform really well with heavier riders in the majority of circumstances so we don't feel there is anything 'wrong' with the current line up. This video is to educate that the limits the boards can handle in extreme circumstances are quite dependant on weight, and riders should be aware of that.

[@jackdaniels7913]

I'm sure most are and the ones that aren't probably wondering drop thos kind of coin to find out the hard way but my point was the +250lb-300lb riders out there I have a couple of friends that push those weights and don't have much to say for my self at 245lb on a good month and 256lb on a bad one... it's the biggest thing holding me and my friends from ordering your grate boards! Plus Alaska is full of hills and hard trails with nothing but endless miles to go between places... it's an incredible place but rugged is an understatement and a board that will handle it all and are weight class just isn't on the market at this time... that's why I bring it up and hope to.some day soon see a version tailored to the big guys and girls that still get out and ride ! ! ! Thanks for your time and response and i hope this can be an eye opener to you and a help for the community at large pun intended 😉

[@ecoboostedfuze]

Is the hadean better at climbing the hill for heavier riders? I’m about 5 more kilos than Matt.

[@dman1848]

Evolve need to bring out a bigger motor next gen. Would improve the weight and overheating issues. Get on it Evolve

[@StrikeAa0]

Exactly, I went with another brand that supports 220KG load up 30% hill with a speed of 25km/h but I weigh 99KG so it will fly up that hill without even a sweat

[@malcolmyates7799]

Thanks guys, great video! My new Carbon GTR is "in the mail" so I'm consuming these videos like crazy while I wait. I figured there would be some differences but it was nice to see them in an informative video. Would you consider a video regarding the differences a 38T gear would cause, like one of the gentleman in the comments mentioned? Thanks Evolve, keep up the good work.

[@malcolmyates7799]

Sorry, it looks like there's only one gear option for the AT wheels. Nevermind.

[@whydoidoit]

Matty is not fat, not sure about your testing parameters but obviously lighter riders are easier to move. Well done.

[@aguycalledmatty9512]

whydoidoit We know I’m not fat 😝 And I still have a world of fun on the boards, just got to know when you are making them work hard.

[@duncancarr7822]

Wow. Very informative & interesting. Thank you.

[@fazer12779]

Now do a range test with the heavier guy using 97mm wheels & the smaller guy on the same set up...... (bigger pneumatic wheels)

[@evolveSkateboards]

Matty gets 47km on 97mm street wheels, so while it's further than Nick's AT result it's not by much.

[@wiggpickle]

Change the title. This is about weight, not body composition

[@jaimesmoran4136]

Strange, using larger AT wheels to test hill climbing ability? I wonder how the test would differ using 80-90mm hub motors/wheels instead? Smaller wheels are definitely better for climbing hills.

[@evolveSkateboards]

In a side by side comparison between two identical boards, the only thing that matters is that the wheel setups are the same.

[@jamespostle6894]

damn even the evolve couldn't get up that hill with weight. Makes me wonder if an esk8 is even worth it for my 250 lb self or if i should just stick to my normal board. Just doesnt seem fun paying 2 grand to get half the advertised range and that much of a loss in hill climbing ability.

[@evolveSkateboards]

Keep in mind these tests show the extremes. That hill is STEEP - not the kind most people will encounter on a normal ride. The heavier rider achieves about 85% advertised range too so actually closer to what is correct than the lighter guy!

[@FreebirthBoccara]

do this with people who are actually fat. 300+

[@viktor.martinez]

🤔 I can definitely make it to me mums house.

[@HugoBrisa]

I'd love to be on the light end of the spectrum!

[@brisbanewideguttercleaning]

If u really stood behind the product..then why not get the competitions boards and run the test with the evolve boards.. see in reality if evolve are better

[@evolveSkateboards]

This video was about educating riders about their boards capabilities, not about showcasing the performance. If you have any specific tests you'd like to see let us know! In the meantime here is a Evolve vs Boosted comparison - kzbin.info/www/bejne/bKrWnJV-YrSfrac

[@ronelsvlog]

I love your boards i just recently bougts one Carbon GT here in Sweden .iam so happy and proud to ride this one with high level qualities. one wish i want is if u guys can create red hubs :)

[@jasonhushmonkey]

I weigh about the same as Nick and I get about 26km on my Carbon GTR is that something to be worried about or is it just my riding style?

[@Zamarian]

all terrain consumes :)

[@tbcreative562]

So is evolve subliminally telling us to lay off the cheeseburgers and big macs?

[@evolveSkateboards]

Eat all the burgers you want! But they come at the cost of less range...

[@theAussie01]

I have regular breaks when I ride and found that the top speed remains longer, battery life is extended and overheating issues are non existent. I intend to ride mine well but not thrash it. Also I am 74kgs. Ridden mine for 4 hours ,3 days in a row....and now I have to charge it for the 1st time !! 😁 Guessing I should charge the remote as well. 12 hours riding all on one charge. My board has exceeded all statistics so far. Super happy. The only small complaint I have is that one of the tyres has been placed on the rim with the grip pattern in the one wrong direction. I am happy to just rectify this myself. Love working with tools. It's great that we can maintain our own boards.🛹🛹🛹🛹🛹🛹🛹🛹🛹🛹🛹🛹🛹🛹

[@YoSTFUB]

So, a couple of years ago I bought a Boosted Board and brought it to Peru. Now I'm dying to buy a Bamboo GTR All Terrain but it seems that I won't be able to get in an airplane with it? Could you tell me if there's a way to bring it with me to Peru?

[@evolveSkateboards]

You could talk to Evolve Chile!

[@YoSTFUB]

Evolve Skateboards REALLY???? That’s awesome!!!! Thanks!!!

[@evolveSkateboards]

@@YoSTFUB Yepp! They are a fully fledged service centre too so will cover you for whatever you need.

[@idenvlogs4955]

Can the board go in reverse, if it can how do I do it?

[@evolveSkateboards]

Our boards don't have a reverse.

[@oscarcharliezulu]

Ones things for sure, when you’re 95kg/200+ pounds on AT’s, battery power sufferz. But not everyone can be a puny human.

[@Robert_Deibel]

Soo im 6,4 265 would i be able to ride an average board

[@evolveSkateboards]

Sure can, we would recommend the Carbon.

[@TheWilsonk99]

Very nearly doubled weight in the test. I think these markers should have been reinforced as one likely to be the near the top of recommended weight limit and the other weight being nearly half of the other. a diagram with simple recap would be super nice to reinforce numbers mentioned. I appreciated it because I am near the heavier level and was easier to follow the persons stats I was interested to learn. Good footage and clearly spoken. thank you gentlemen for maintaining your objectivity.

[@TiaanKruger]

Once up to speeds the small difference in top speed might also be explained by the bigger wind resistance(bigger size). but probably possible to just throw away as margin of error anyway

[@paulsmith9831]

I really enjoyed this video - very informative and interesting. It clearly showed just what a difference weight makes when riding an electric skateboard.

[@colorcustom]

How is it possible to get this range, im 70kg Bgtr 6"tires (50psi) 47th gear and with full battery i get only 20-22km Gtr mode and Yes i know he is use 7" tires and 66th gear. Temperature is now +8-11c and i dont think the temperature makes that big of a difference on the range?? Could the battery be broken? The board is only 9 months old!

[@evolveSkateboards]

The wheel set up and temperature would make a difference, but the main difference would be riding style. While the boys rode in GTR, Nick didn't do a huge amount of start/stop acceleration, and he wasn't sitting at top speed the entire time. 22KM is low range for your weight, so either you are riding very aggressively (which is fun, we don't blame you), or other factors are at play like your belts being too tight.

[@colorcustom]

@@evolveSkateboards Thank you👍

[@jasonhushmonkey]

@@evolveSkateboards could it come with the belts too tight?

[@jasonhushmonkey]

@@evolveSkateboards I weight about the same as Nick n I get 25

[@enjoyesk8978]

I’m 210lbs and my diy board will eat that hill up.

[@StainsAndGrains]

230 and same here.

[@enjoyesk8978]

@@StainsAndGrains what’s your set up!?

[@StainsAndGrains]

@@enjoyesk8978 12s4p, focbox, 190kv, custom deck

[@enjoyesk8978]

@@StainsAndGrains awesome! I have the same set up in my one board. Did you make your deck?

[@StainsAndGrains]

@@enjoyesk8978 Naw, I actually am a woodworker but I don't know how to make decks, I had a local guy make me this 48" switchblade style, it's badass. And these components...man, I can't hold throttle full for more than 3 seconds or i'm legit going too fast, even up hills, I can't find it's limits yet. I see this guy with smoking motors going up a hill and just can't imagine my setup doing that.

[@knatt99]

46K's and the board is rated for 30 with AT wheel setup. Damn!!!

[@Gregs_World]

Maybe i shouldn't have a grilled cheese sandwich for lunch... LOL

[@walliedogg]

is a bigger motor option something evolve may look into in the future for us slightly heavier riders? maybe something like duel Flipsky 6374 which individually have as much power as the combined power of the current GTR motors

[@evolveSkateboards]

No, the motor itself isn't necessarily the weak point. A bigger motor will increase strain on other parts of the electronic system and throw out the balance we have created with the GTR.

[@BigDirtDawg]

It's kind of weird how precise and detailed this video was compared to the flex comparison video lol

[@StainsAndGrains]

Wow, that hill climb is not the best advert for evolve boards...

[@evolveSkateboards]

It's an incredibly long and steep hill that most people would never face in their cities, with a very heavy rider too. Many brands will just say 30% o a spec sheet, we are being transparent in what you should expect from your boards.

[@StainsAndGrains]

@@evolveSkateboards I do appreciate transparency and honesty, props for that. However, without any ill will or snark on my end, the talk in the forums and elsewhere about evolve is that you guys used to be near the top of the hill, but with improvements in many production boards and the accessibility of easy to assemble kits that deliver way more power and speed than evolve currently supplies, your product line is not evolving to keep up with current specs. When people start comparing your price tag/performance against others...well, there seem to be better, stronger, builds out there.

[@rhodesyr6]

Im a 130kgs!! My poor board 😢

[@StrikeAa0]

Sell that and get a BioBoards they are SuperB.. It's the Ferrari of boards but at a Hyundai price ahah

[@travistravis7190]

great video, I didnt think weight would have as much of an effect as you showed

[@heapsofspace759]

You need bigger and stronger motors for the bigger guys maybe. Cheers.

[@jamesfears8940]

Evolve if you have any old refurbished boards please let me know

[@pulse9031]

loved it im going to be vibing im40 kg so i should get upwards to 50 km

[@derekadk]

Great video! I'm also shocked at the range difference. Bit speechless there to be honest. But great content, and keep the interesting videos coming!

[@StrikeAa0]

Eh not worth buying I'm 99kg and if a board starts smoking and overheating, that's a no buy, good board overall but MOST people would weigh in around 90+ KG for a tall guy, it should be engineered little better

[@evolveSkateboards]

At 100kg it won't be overheating unless you put it under extreme situations like this test. In comparison, most eSkate boards would not actually make it up a hill that long and steep.

[@StrikeAa0]

@@evolveSkateboards Well the issue is that I live in real hilly areas that are 20-25% and the boards are rated 25%, I know a board called BioBoard that can go up to 80kmh and up 32% hill with a load of 155kg but max is 220kg for normal road or slight hill

[@evolveSkateboards]

@@StrikeAa0 That board is also 2-3 times the price of a GTR. We made this video so you can make an informed decision on what board is right for you.

[@StrikeAa0]

@@evolveSkateboards Hmmm what is the most powerful board you guys have

[@evolveSkateboards]

@@StrikeAa0 The GTR Series is our flagship model. It is designed to be the most versatile board on the market with a great balance of top speed, carve ability, terrain options and price.

[@On_thedownload]

Thanks for this, about to change from A segway scooter to GTR carbon for my daily commute. As a 95kg man usually carrying a 7kg backpack this is great to know. Still going to pick up the GTR. Do you have a video with recommended daily carry for Esk8? Like tools/spares that I should always have just in case

[@evolveSkateboards]

A y-tool (comes with the board) is pretty much all you need for on the run adjustments. A spare set of belts and a tube or two is always good to have too especially if doing a lot of off-road riding. Enjoy!

[@kie-skatemods4141]

Weight makes a huge difference. My Carbon GT esc burnt out on me while I was going up a steep long hill. I’m about 230lbs, (that’s about 105kg). Not so good on your part Evolve. Use better ESC!!

[@julianrosalesniles2335]

Ur just too heavy. The board has a max rider weight of 220 pounds as stated on their site.. Anything heavier will add a strain to the motors and would cause them to eventually over heat in certain conditions like hills

[@tchellosilveira]

Nice, It would be interesting in this test to know the power and voltage generated when the engines are most required !!

[@johnniewalker3134]

well it looks like i need to lose some weight, bummer :/

[@jayaspinall1]

That was an informatively cool video guys. My weight is around 95kgs so seeing how the boards react to different riding conditions is good to know. Cheers

[@evolveSkateboards]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@michaelflying]

One of the few times it pays to be a half 🍺 pint 🍻

[@eboardlifestyle]

26 miles on AT??????!! 😒😒😒😒😒😒

[@bobwyattfpv9847]

Glad I’m a rake.

[@jakellpet]

thanks for this, Im a big unit!

[@stevej.6674]

Great comparison vid!...also, what helmet was Matt wearing? It looked ultra slim.

[@evolveSkateboards]

It's an old skate specific Protec, all foam and no styrofoam.

[@harrypannell8591]

Hi evolve you still have t got back to my email !!!

[@CP-ch8zu]

Call me crazy but 2k is steep as hell for a board that will barely get you up a decent hill at around 200 lbs.

[@aguycalledmatty9512]

Chad Priddy I’m the heavy guy in this video (227lbs). I’ve ridden everything from Boosteds to the Chinese brands to the super high end boards. There’s nothing at the GTR price point that can compare with its climb ability on AT wheels.

[@outra5810]

my evolve gt bamboo stopped charging properly, the charger stays on green, do i need to open up the board?

[@evolveSkateboards]

No, you need to talk to your local Evolve support team.

[@3987pda]

Sounds like I will need to lose weight to get more benefits outs of the evolve skateboard

[@evolveSkateboards]

In the majority of situations, the weigh doesn't make too much of a difference, this video highlights the extreme circumstances.

[@thinktattoo5075]

Halloo Evolve .How heavy is a battery on GTR.just the battery?

[@thinktattoo5075]

Carbon version

[@chuckmaddison2924]

A quick question please, the max range given on electric skateboards. At what speed is it measured. Example. My board has 3 speed settings 35 K 20k and about 12 k . Is it safe to assume is measured on the mid setting or not.

[@evolveSkateboards]

Every brand measures them differently. We measure a 'real world' scenario such as this, but other brands measure it at a slow speed in the lowest mode.

[@chuckmaddison2924]

@@evolveSkateboards Many thanks for replying . .

[@Buzzhumma]

Well done guys . Respect ✊

[@metvorplayzabadytchannel9015]

Which ones the fat one?

[@theadrianhogan]

How often should I charge my GTR if I ride it 10km a day. Should I charge it every night?

[@evolveSkateboards]

The battery management system keeps everything balanced so charging it every night, or every 3rd night won't make much of a difference to the longevity of the board.

[@theadrianhogan]

Evolve Skateboards thank you!

[@MichaelHurdleStudio]

Good advice

[@QuiDocetDiscit]

This finally answered so many of my questions! Excellent vid!! I'm 100+kg and bought the GTX because of its big motors. I stick to smooth flat hard surfaces with minor inclines in GT mode riding street wheels. The battery always outlasts me!...and that's on a 25 km ride. I get up to 38kmh on good stretches with more available otherwise it's just good speed cruising. This board blows my mind...absolutely love it. I am on a mission though, to keep my weight in double digits. Great review guys! Thanks.

[@evolveSkateboards]

Thanks for the comment! Hope you can use all the info to get the most out of your board. Happy riding!

[@OwlyOCE]

How much do you weigh?

[@QuiDocetDiscit]

@Matt Aitken about 107 kg...just got back from a morning ride. The board is still awesome!

[@davidkelly7196]

Great article guys, what would also be interesting is if we put the big guy on hard wheels, then did the test again seeing if it evens things out,,, cheers guys

[@evolveSkateboards]

David Kelly On 97mm wheels the difference between these two guys is 20km. The heavier rider gets 47km on street so gets closer to the recommended range.

[@davidkelly7196]

@@evolveSkateboards Gotcha, thanks, I've got a carbon GT, what can I do to upgrade the battery? any help would be appreciated.. fanks

[@garethsamuel3737]

Great vid!.. I always knew being a hobbit had its advantages, now I know exactly what they are. Ps. What helmet is Matty wearing?

[@aguycalledmatty9512]

Gareth Samuel It’s a 10 year old Protec! Skate helmet with a pattern I drew myself.

[@garethsamuel3737]

@@aguycalledmatty9512 I want one. Thanks for replying!

[@islandthings2912]

I’m skinny but live on an island 🌴 so do I have to worry about my GTR overheating 🥵??

[@7Boots]

You should more worry about drowning.

[@jasonhushmonkey]

@@7Boots I'm dying lmao

[@joshuaking4112]

Keen to see a GTR battery retrofit for the old GT's so I don't have voltage drop killing my range.

[@evolveSkateboards]

The new batteries simply don't fit... much easier to make the move to a GTR when you can.

[@joshuaking4112]

@@evolveSkateboards haha not for my bank account! 😂

[@danielzhen1037]

Why don’t you sell bigger motors

[@evolveSkateboards]

The motor itself isn't necessarily the weak point. A bigger motor will increase strain on other parts of the electronic system and throw out the balance we have created with the GTR.

[@acvRider]

So for the World Cup it’s really not fair to race against people with lower weight 😝

[@evolveSkateboards]

It doesn't help to be heavy... But skill is a pretty huge factor when it comes to racing too!

[@lukemc3942]

On the other side you might be able to take sharper turns with more weight

[@acvRider]

@@evolveSkateboards on a short track maybe but that's definitely not fair! your demo show so much difference and with equal skills if you re fat you loose that's a fact.

[@EduardoMartinez-nv7go]

Great vid!🔥

[@nomadpeopleallowed4491]

Phat