Pro scootering hasn’t been around all that long, I would say my kids first discovered the concept of scooters in a skatepark about 4 or 5 years ago. We’d go to the local park jungle gym area and see kids soaring out of ramps on scooters at the nearby skatepark. All to the dismay of the neighborhood skateboarders.
Fast forward to now and pro scooters, stunt scooters, trick scooters or whatever else you like to call them have become more popular but still not something everyone has heard of. If someone in your family has been bitten by the scootering bug and you’re looking to get one this article will guide you through some of the best pro scooter brands.
What are some of pro scooter brands? While the scene has changed over the last few year here are some brands.
Pro Scooter Brands List
Below you’ll see a full list of stunt scooter brands, some of which are hardcore serious brands who are engineering scooters for competition and others who are making more mass market products for the beginner to intermediate audience.
Aztek
The scooter company that develops products to improve the experience of riding a freestyle scooter. This brand falls inline with being one of the brands catered towards advanced riding.
AO
AO scooters is another pros brand making high quality scooters for riders who are serious about the sport. Geared towards street riding AO recently released a 7″ wide deck.
Apex
Apex Pro Scooters is scooter brand from Australia, that creates high quality scooter products from decks, bars, brakes, bar ends, forks, pegs, and more. They are well known for their attention to detail and quality.
Arcade
Arcade is newer brand but they were quickly recognized as makers of one of the best beginner level scooters. Currently they make 3 different complete scooters, ranging in price from about $60 to $120.
Crisp
Crip Scooters is one of the original brands having been around since the beginning of the industry. Its seems that recently they are remerging with a goal of targeting beginner riders on to high level riders. Creating quality scooters for every style of riding.
Drone
Drone Scooters from England delivers premium quality freestyle stunt scooters. Each stunt scooter is developed by riders for riders. They have put in countless hours, designing and testing their complete scooters and components before they hit the market.
Envy
Envy Scooters was founded in 2009 in Melbourne, Australia. The company started out by making after market parts for scooters to fit the existing complete options. In addition, they made 100mm Metalcore wheels, clamps, chromoly bars and grip tape. Since then Envy/Blunt Scooters has grown into a leading international brand that provides the best quality products on the market to riders of all ages and skill levels.
Ethic
Ethic Scooters, the company that created District and Addict, is a French company whose objective is to make everyone aware of what can be possible. In an environment ruled by money, Ethic decided on reducing margins and betting on development in order to respect the spirit of scootering. The goal was to create high-quality parts accessible for anyone.
Fasen
Fasen scooters
Fuzion
Fuzion pro scooters
Havoc
Havoc scooters
Longway
Longway scooters
Lucky
Lucky pro scooters
Madd Gear
MGP
North
North Scooters
Phoenix
Phoenix pro scooters
Razor
Razor worldwide
Root Industries
Root Industries
Vokul
Vokul scooters
Wrapping Up
There you have it, here is a complete list of pro scooter brands for 2022.