FREEDARE Pro Stunt Scooter for Kids, Teens, and Adults

When selecting a scooter for beginners, the height from the ground to the bar is a crucial factor to consider. We suggest measuring the distance from the ground to the person's hip height as well as their navel height, and then choosing a scooter with a height somewhere in between these two measurements. This will ensure a comfortable and stable riding experience.

The scooter bar dimensions are typically φ32mmW520mmH580mm. Riders have different preferences when it comes to bar width. A good rule of thumb is to choose a bar with the same width as your shoulders. If you're primarily interested in technical tricks like barspins, a narrower bar may be more suitable. Conversely, if you prefer no-hands tricks, a wider bar may provide better stability and control. Stunt scooters are generally lower than standard scooters, and skilled riders often opt for lower bars to enhance stability and control.

The wheels on a scooter are an essential component, with the standard size being 100mm*24mm. The wheel core is made of solid plastic, which can last longer than hollow-core wheels. The bearings in the wheels contribute to a smooth, fast, and quiet ride, while also increasing speed and reducing weight. This makes them ideal for both park and street riders who are looking to minimize the weight of their setup without compromising on quality.

Freedare pro scooters are designed to be lightweight yet sturdy, weighing approximately 3.2kg. Lightweight scooters are generally easier to perform tricks with compared to heavier, more rugged models, making them a suitable choice for beginners and entry-level freestyle riders.

The scooter deck dimensions are W100mmL582mmH180mm. While lightweight decks may not last as long as their heavy counterparts, they are easier to maneuver and perform tricks with. The griptape on the deck can be replaced as needed, but it's important to clean the deck before applying new griptape. The one-piece welded connection between the fork and deck enhances the impact capacity, which can withstand up to 1800 lbs, making it solid enough for tricks in skate parks. The maximum load capacity of the scooter is 220 lbs, and it is constructed using aircraft-grade 6061-T6 heat-treated aluminum with a Mn steel rear brake mechanism.

It's important to note that a trick scooter is a mechanical device with moving parts, and as such, it can be susceptible to damage if not properly cared for. Avoid exposing the scooter to water, sand, or humid conditions, and be sure to regularly re-tighten all bolts and screws. The Freedare service team is available to provide solutions within 24 hours, should any issues arise.

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