Products - Vinyl Scootering

Rooted in Scootering

The Best Scooter Wheels Possible. Made by Riders.

Just like every other action sport, scootering is based on the deep love of many riders. If it wasn´t for countless people investing their time and energy into their local communities everyday, scootering would hardly be where it is today. Having local communities grow is essential not only for the progression of the sport, but also for its health. As our sports develops further, so do the scooter parts of today. Almost every single scooter part has made a massive leap over the last 10 years. Every single one, but one. The scooter wheel. We have seen countless brands come and go, bringing a wide spectrum of innovation, but somehow the scooter wheel was always forgotten. Tired of the same old urethane used on most wheels of that time, we decided to be the ones to push this part a step further, allowing future generations of riders to have a better and more comfortable riding experience.

Allow us to introduce you to the intricate details of our products, showcasing the pinnacle of wheel technology of today.

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Not Just Another Scooter Wheel

What makes our wheels so special you might ask? Good question! Lets see…

Custom developed formula

We developed our formula from the ground up, using the most recent PU systems out there, modifying them to suit the needs of riders today. Thanks to this, our wheels last about 3 months longer than the competition under regular riding conditions.

ECO friendly materials

All the materials we use are mercury free and adhere to the strict standard of EU manufacturing. That means none of our wheels have any harmful chemicals in them, as a matter of fact, the PU used by us is considered “food safe” under the current legislation.

Full curing process

All our wheels are properly cured after pouring. Not cutting any corners to save money means our wheels are more durable.

Quality control by riders

Each wheel goes through the hands of a rider. We dont only check for esthetical aspects, but also the proper rebound. Thanks to this, we are able to root out any “blems”. To learn more about what a “blem” wheel means and how it differs from a defective wheel, click here.