Armed with an Evolve GT electric skateboard, rider Nick Druce decided to film himself climbing one of the steepest Surrey Hills, in an area used for the motor-fest "The Shere Hill Climb".

Captured on the evening of August 5, Druce set a speed precedent of 26mph up a 13 per cent incline hill, being the first recorded case of an electric skateboard to do so.

Riding electric longboards since 2006, Druce has been testing these boards as an alternative form of urban commuting technique, himself making a 6-mile commute regularly on his board.

Armed with an Evolve GT Electric Skateboard - Nick Druce decided to ride and film himself climbing up one of the steepest hills in the Surrey Hills (the exact Hill for the Famous classic 'Shere Hill Climb.'
Captured last night on Aug 7th 2018 - This is the first time in Human History a man has travelled up a 13/3% inclince gradient whist travelling at speeds up to 26 Mph.
Riding Electric Longboards since 2006, Nick knows how these boards are becoming increasingly popular with city commuters. Hopefully this video will add to the growing awareness that alternative forms of transport are happeing- NOW !:)

13 percent incline; 26mph; battery has a 50k range