Scooters

Scootering: A Pursuit for Every Age and Capability

Scootering is an enjoyable sport suited to individuals of all ages and abilities. Riding a scooter offers an excellent cardiovascular workout while helping to strengthen your leg muscles and core body. Additionally, riding scooters enhances balance and coordination, skills beneficial for other sports and physical activities. Although kick scooters were first created in the 1920s, it was not until the 1990s that contemporary aluminium scooters achieved widespread popularity.

Stunt Scooters Designed for Tricks

Stunt scooters, also known as trick scooters, are predominantly used in skateparks, urban environments, and car parks. These scooters are engineered for performing tricks and aggressive riding, thus made more resistant to stress and wear. As a result, modern stunt scooters are intended to be both lightweight and robust. It is also common practice to customise trick scooters, whether for replacing worn components or simply to impart a personal style. Generally, stunt scooters cannot be folded.

Convenience of Big Wheel Scooters for Transportation

For transportation purposes, we suggest scooters with large wheels of at least 120 mm in diameter. Often referred to as commuter scooters, these models are typically designed for adults seeking a fun and healthy means of traveling around town. Children's scooters usually fall within this category and are available with either two or three wheels. Many big-wheeled scooters are foldable, making them easy to carry on public transport, to the workplace, or to school. The large wheels offer excellent directional stability and can manage bumps and small cracks in the road surface.

To gain further insights into scooters, consider reading our guide on Buying Scooters.