Scooters freestyle and kids
Our selection of Scooters includes scooters and their parts: freestyle Root Industries Invictus and Type R scooters, Panda, Core and Crisp, scooters and adjustable tricycles Globber for little ones, children’s scooters Core and Seven, wheels Core and Root Industries, titanium Core handlebars, tubeless tires and chargers for electric scooters.
From the first turn of the wheel to tricks at the skatepark.
A scooter for every age
The scooter accompanies children from their first steps. For the very little ones, the three-wheeled scooter, like the Globber Go-Up, is stable and helps teach balance; the adjustable tricycle Globber transforms into a balance bike and then a scooter as they grow. The children then move on to the foldable two-wheeled scooter, like the Core Foldy or the Seven, for getting to school. Older kids discover the freestyle scooter, used for tricks in the skate park.
The rest of the gear
Roller skates and skateboards also come in various options:
Everything is gathered on the rollers and skateboard page.
The freestyle scooter
The freestyle scooter, like those from Root Industries, Panda, Core, or Crisp, is not foldable: its one-piece structure is sturdier and withstands jumps, grinds, and handlebar rotations. Its wheels made of aluminium, either solid or hollow, like the Core Hex Hollow or Root Industries Lotus, combine lightness and strength. The handlebar, made of steel or titanium like the Core Apollo, can be adjusted to hip height. Beginners start with a complete model, such as the Panda Initio, before upgrading their scooter piece by piece with new wheels, handlebars, and deck ends.
Safety and maintenance
Whether on a freestyle scooter or in the city, a helmet is essential, along with knee and elbow pads in the skate park. Regularly check the tightness of the handlebars and wheel axles, and inspect the wheels for wear, replacing them when they become flat or cracked. For electric scooters, the P2R compatible charger can replace a lost charger, and the tubeless tire helps prevent punctures. Store the scooter out of moisture, as it can rust the bearings.
Good deals
Great bargains can also be found in the good deals, special offers, clearance, sales, and Black Friday. The new arrivals showcase the latest collections, and items shipped in 24h are prepared and dispatched within 24 hours. The highlights of the year follow a stable order: Black Friday in late autumn, the holiday season, winter sales, spring French Days, followed by summer sales and back-to-school.
Frequently asked questions
At what height should the handlebar of a scooter be set?
For a children's scooter, the handlebar should reach hip level or slightly above, with arms slightly bent. In freestyle, it is preferred to be lower, between waist and hip height, to facilitate tricks.
What scooter is good for a three-year-old?
At this age, the three-wheeled scooter, like the Globber Go-Up, is the most stable: the child steers by leaning their body and learns balance without falling. They will switch to two wheels around five or six years old.
Why use a titanium handlebar on a freestyle scooter?
Titanium is lighter than steel while remaining very strong, which helps with jumps and rotations. Titanium Core handlebars are suitable for experienced riders looking to lighten their scooter.
What protective gear should be worn when scootering?
A helmet is essential from the first rides, complemented by knee and elbow pads in the skate park. For the younger ones, gloves also protect the hands during falls.
How do you change the wheels on a freestyle scooter?
Loosen the axle with two Allen wrenches, remove the worn wheel, and retrieve the bearings and spacer if the new wheel does not come with them. Check the diameter compatible with the deck and tighten without blocking the rotation.
