04
Nov
Scooting is not a new thing. However, becoming a professional and making money from what once you considered a mere hobby certainly is. Although you might not be able to get as far as that, you can still buy a scooter that any pro would be envious of. We are here to help you do exactly that – find the best pro scooter model that matches your needs, style, and budget.
Root industries scooters are built with top-performance in mind. Some of the features that make them stand out from the rest brands and models are their wider wheels, thick grips and wide deck. Their AIR-series forks are carved out of a single piece of aluminium. Plenty of models have lab tested and rider approved urethane wheels, while some have lithium wheels.
The wide range of popular people enjoying the perks of Root Ind. rides speaks volumes about the high quality and great performance of Root Industries scooters. Some of them include Zeidon White, Derek Marr’s Clayton Lindley and Dylan Ryan.
The brand has produced some of the most popular scooters on the market. Lithium is one of them. It is a kind of a hybrid scooter made for riders who want to fast-track their progress in both street and park trickery. The Invictus model is very similar to the Lithium, however, it slightly lighter.
Root Industries’ best scooter has to be the Type R. Acting on the feedback from riders, the company decided to combine the four most sought after parts into one machine. It is good for both beginners and professionals and it has a price point that is very hard to beat. Take a look at its features:
• Deck Size: 123x500mm; 6061-T6 with nylon front and back inserts
• Bar Size: 580x550mm; 13A Standard Chromoly steel
• Forged fork
• AIR Headset
• Lithium Double Clamp
• Wheels: 110mm x 24mm 8-Spoke Black PU / Black core
• R2 Grips
• Root “Cut-out R” Griptape
• High-quality Nylon Brake
Fuzion is known for making pro-level scooters. This one is comprised of parts that have a good track record. It features a brand-new deck and neck design with a 3-degree top concave design. The flat bottom has rails that are ideal for grinding. It is one of the toughest and lightest models out there. Some of the components are similar to the Type R – like the IHC Integrated compression system. It provides a smooth glide overall and it has a sleek design. Some of its features include:
• Riser Bars made from Chromoly steel; fitted with 155 mm Hex Grips capped with Nylon Bar-Ends
• IHC Integrated compression system
• Sculpted Chisel steel fork
• 6061-aluminium alloy double bolt clamp
• 110mm Trace wheels, 6061 Alloy Core Wheels with high rebound 88A PU and
• Super-fast ABEC-9 Fuzion bearings
• Steel Triad brake: noise-free and easy to adjust
The Lucky Crew Complete is suitable for both beginners and pros and comes at a fairly affordable price. This model is built to be compatible with a range of upgrades. So, changing aftermarket parts should be easy as long as they are made from the same manufacturer. It is built from high-grade aluminium and it is suitable to drive in all terrains. Here are some of its most notable features:
• 483mm x 114mm deck
• Headtube: 82.5 degrees
• Aluminum Kink Bar 584mm x 559mm
• Hardened Steel Tig Welded IHC fork
• REVO™ – fully integrated headset
• IHC compression
• Double Clamp
• Torsion 110mm 86a wheels
• Lucky SteelyBrake™
• Lucky ViceGrips™
The Envy S8 Prodigy is composed of premium-quality materials which contribute to its sturdiness and speed. The attention to detail in the design of this pro scooter is immediately apparent and it is adored by both beginners and professional riders. Take a look at its features:
• 6 Series aluminium Prodigy deck, 120mm x 495mm; Bolt-on Nylon Brake system
• High-density Alu Reaper Style bars 620mm x 560mm
• 6 Series Alu Forged Prodigy IHC fork – Compatible with up to 125 x 30mm wheels
• 2 bolt Prodigy Clamp
• TPR hand grips 160mm long with nylon bar ends
• Fully sealed integrated headset
• High-quality grip tape
• 120 mm x 24mm GAP wheels 86A PU- ABEC 9 bearings
Phoenix was at the forefront of scooter development for a long time. Although they are out of business now, the models they managed to market remain extremely relevant for developing riders. Their scooters are lightweight and built with durability in mind. The Phoenix Force is balanced enough to allow mastering tricks and it can be easily upgraded for a boost in speed and performance. Here are some of its most notable features.
• 114mm x 495mm deck
• Reinforced Hi-Tensile Steel “Burner” Fork
• Fully Integrated headset with Phoenix Top Cap
• Wide Hi-Tensile Steel T-Bars
• 100mm 88A Alloy Casting Core wheels
• Phoenix Flex brake
• Phoenix Grip tape.
