Pro Stunt Scooter

Why choose a pro freestyle scooter?

The pro freestyle scooter is not just an upgraded toy – it’s a true performance tool for demanding riders. Designed to withstand complex tricks and intense sessions, it offers a level of strength, precision, and smoothness far superior to standard consumer models.

Already mastered the basics? Looking to push your limits, ride harder, higher, and longer? Then you need a pro model. Thanks to its reinforced components — high-quality aluminum deck, solid fork, 110 to 120 mm wheels, and high-performance compression system — the pro freestyle scooter ensures optimal shock absorption and greater responsiveness for every trick.

Whether you ride in skateparks, on street features, or even compete, it’s the essential gear for taking your riding to the next level — safely and in style.

To better understand what sets a pro model apart from a regular one, check out our article: Pro Freestyle Scooter VS Standard Freestyle Scooter: The Differences

Key components of a pro freestyle scooter

A pro freestyle scooter is not just a random assembly of parts – every component plays a crucial role in the scooter’s overall performance. Here are the main elements that define a pro model:

• Reinforced deck: The heart of the scooter. On a pro model, it’s usually made from 6061-T6 aluminum to combine lightness and strength. Experienced riders often prefer wider decks (14 to 15 cm) and longer ones (53 to 58 cm).
  → Examples on our site: Pandora, Siren, Justice.
• High-performance compression system: SCS (Standard Compression System) is often preferred by pros for its strength and stability. It’s the most reliable system for intensive sessions.
  → Some models like Pandora or Justice already feature it. Others like Fountain or Erawan V2 use HIC/IHC, which are lighter and more affordable.
• Strong and suitable handlebar: The handlebar should be made from 4130 chromoly steel or reinforced aluminum. For an adult between 165 and 185 cm, we recommend a bar height of around 60 to 70 cm.
  → Models like Pandora L or Siren feature tall handlebars perfectly suited for adult riders.
• High-performance wheels: 110 mm to 120 mm wheels are standard. Larger wheels offer better inertia, more speed, and good shock absorption.
  → All our pro scooters come with aluminum wheels and precise bearings (ABEC-9+).
• Fork and clamp: These parts must be strong enough to handle repeated landings. Aluminum alloy and one-piece designs are preferred.
  → Note: Some models like Justice feature a very high-quality CNC-machined fork.

Choosing your pro freestyle scooter based on your riding style

Every rider has their own style, and a pro scooter should be perfectly suited to it. Here’s how to choose according to your discipline:

Street

If you love riding in the streets, hitting curbs, rails, or stair sets, choose a longer deck (55 to 58 cm) and a wider one (14 to 15 cm). This provides more stability for grinds and landings.

Recommended models: Pandora L, Siren, Justice

Park

For skateparks with ramps, bowls, and transitions, go for a lighter and more compact scooter. A shorter deck (52 to 54 cm) allows for faster spins and better aerial control.

Recommended models: Erawan V2, Prodigy X

Hybrid (Street & Park)

Want to feel comfortable everywhere? Choose a balanced model with a versatile deck (around 54 cm long, 13 to 14 cm wide), a strong fork, and a good balance between lightness and durability.

Recommended models: Fountain, Pandora M

Whatever your terrain, make sure to adjust the handlebar height to your size for a natural posture and better riding comfort.