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When it comes to pro scooters, Lucky Scooters one of the leading brands in the industry known for their quality and performance. They offer a wide range of pro scooters, each with unique features and designs to cater to different riders' preferences.   In terms of features, the 2022 Lucky Covenant Pro Scooter this complete includes a lightweight but sturdy aluminum deck, high-performance 120mm Toaster wheels, and a durable aluminum Air Bars.  The design of the 2022 Lucky Covenant Pro Scooter is designed for a hybrid riding style for both park and street. Additionally, it comes equipped with comfortable grip tape and a...

The District Titus Complete Pro Scooter is a great entry level scooter for beginners at an unbeatable price. It's the perfect way to get into scootering without breaking the bank, but with all the features of a more expensive model. District is a well known brand within the scootering industry since it was established in 2007. The District Titus Complete runs a lightweight but durable aluminum HT Deck, making it easy to lift and jump at the skatepark or riding flat. It also comes with durable, high quality 110mm wheels that make riding smoother than ever before and give you...

The newest iteration of the Prospect compete from Lucky Scooters is the Prospect XL. Right out the  box it comes full assembled with the exception of the handle bars needing to be fastened onto the lower half of the scooter. The main difference with this complete is the size of the deck. While standard prospect completes come out of the box with a 4.8" wide x 19.5" long deck, the Prospect XL comes standard with a 5.3" wide x 22" long deck. The difference in deck size is significant and is once again leading the pack for high quality engineered head tubes which allow for maximum foot...

The Envy Prodigy S9 Complete is the perfect all around scooter for anyone looking to up the quality of their complete to the next level with stronger parts and a variety of color ways.

Is they scooter brake a thing of the past?  Could be.  While most top brands still release their complete pro scooters with full brakes, we're seeing a trend where the true brake is being replaced with fenders, foot rests and brakeless pads.