Pro Scooters

Pro Scooter - The Future of Scootering

Pro scooters, also known as trick scooters, are highly robust and crafted specifically for performing stunts and tricks. A pro scooter represents a modern take on the traditional scooter. The concept of trick scooters emerged when enthusiasts began performing "freestyle" movements on scooters, and the conventional models were incapable of withstanding the stress from stunts.

Key Features of Pro Scooters

While pro scooters resemble standard scooters, most stunt scooters lack foldability and adjustable height. This structural choice results in a resilient and durable trick scooter.

Many individuals seek a scooter that is both robust and lightweight, though these attributes don't always align. Manufacturers are pioneering cutting-edge materials and unique designs. Consequently, it’s possible to purchase specific scooter parts that can cost more than a complete scooter.

Manufacturers particularly focus on enhancing the following components:

• Durable deck and neck
• Lighter and stronger wheels
• Single-piece designs
• Reinforced bars
• Reinforced clamps

High-end pro scooters are typically constructed with compression systems such as SCS, ICS and HIC. These systems each have their unique construction, yet provide enhanced steering solidity.

Standard vs. Custom Trick Scooter?

These trick scooters are complete scooters, made using parts from a single manufacturer, ensuring compatibility and being more cost-effective than purchasing parts separately.
A wide range of standard trick scooters are available, suitable for both novice and experienced riders. Prices vary mainly due to differences in the quality of the components.

Experienced riders often desire a trick scooter with top-tier components and may opt to buy a custom pro scooter. This category encompasses both fully assembled scooters by experts and those you assemble yourself.

SkatePro offers bespoke scooters, meticulously crafted by our experts. Alternatively, you can assemble your own scooter entirely using our Custom Scooter Builder tool.

Further information on pro scooters is available here.