Riding in Style: Understanding the Differences Between Free Style Stre
Free style scooters, also known as stunt scooters, are a type of scooter that are specifically designed for performing tricks and stunts. However, just like street and park scooters, there are different types of free style scooters that are designed for different environments and riding styles.
Free style street scooters are built for performing tricks and stunts on the streets and in urban environments. They are designed to handle the demands of riding on pavement, concrete, and other hard surfaces. They typically feature a more robust construction and stronger components to withstand the impact of landings and grinds.
Park scooters, on the other hand, are designed for use in skateparks and other recreational areas. They have smaller and lighter wheels with a softer durometer that provide better grip and control on smooth surfaces. They also have a more lightweight construction that makes them more agile and maneuverable for performing tricks.
In conclusion, both street and park scooters are designed for performing tricks and stunts, but they are optimized for different environments and riding styles. Free style street scooters are built for the demands of riding on hard surfaces and handle higher speeds, while park scooters are designed for the smooth surfaces of skateparks and other recreational areas and are more agile and maneuverable for performing tricks. It's important to consider where you will be riding and what kind of riding you will be doing before choosing a free style scooter.
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