Scooters

Scootering: A Sport for Every Age and Capability

Scootering is an enjoyable sport that caters to people of all ages and skill levels. Riding a scooter provides an excellent cardiovascular workout and aids in strengthening your leg muscles and core. It also enhances balance and coordination, which are beneficial for other sports and activities. Although kick scooters were created in the 1920s, it was during the 90s that contemporary aluminium scooters rose in popularity.

Pro Scooters Designed for Performing Tricks

Pro scooters, also known as trick scooters, are primarily utilised in skateparks, urban settings, and car parks. Specifically constructed for tricks and rigorous riding, these scooters are built to better resist pressure and wear. Consequently, today’s pro scooters are engineered to be both light and robust. Customizing trick scooters is also common practice, whether it’s to replace worn parts or simply to add a touch of personal style. Generally, pro scooters cannot be folded.

Big Wheel Scooters for Easy Commuting

When it comes to commuting, we suggest scooters equipped with large wheels, featuring a diameter of 120 mm or larger. Frequently referred to as commuter scooters, these are primarily suitable for adults seeking an enjoyable and healthy method of travelling around town. Children’s scooters typically belong to this category and are available with either two or three wheels. Big wheel scooters can often be folded, making them convenient to carry on public transport, to work, or to school. Large wheels provide excellent directional stability and can handle bumps and minor road cracks.

For further information about scooters, feel free to explore our guide on Buying Scooters.