
Take it to the skatepark. Ride it to school.
One scooter that does both. Pro and stunt scooters for ages 5 up: strong, one piece, no rattles. A proper all-rounder.

Pro, trick, stunt: all the same thing
It means built stronger
A pro scooter does not fold. It has a reinforced deck, a stronger fork and wheels that survive being landed on. The same toughness riders need at the skatepark.
The bars do not adjust, and that is the point. A fixed bar is stable and quiet. Nothing to work loose, nothing to rattle, nothing to slip mid-ride.
And it is not only for tricks. That strength makes it a solid everyday ride too. Plenty of these never see a skatepark and just get ridden to school and back, which is exactly what they are built for.
- Reinforced construction, built for skatepark tricks
- One piece, no folding joint, which is where the strength comes from
- Better components: tough decks, smooth bearings, and stronger PU wheels
- The same scooters ridden by pro riders and teens pushing their skills
Pro stands for performance. On the rails, or rolling to school.
Right type?
Choose a Pro Scooter if
- They want to try tricks, ramps or the skatepark
- You want stronger parts that last through hard riding
- You do not need it to fold or adjust
- You want one scooter that does the park and the school run
If folding into a boot and a bar that adjusts as they grow matter more, our commuter scooters are the ones.
Start here
Measure them
Age gets you close. Height is what actually decides it.
Two eight year olds can be 15cm apart, so the scooter has to match the rider, not the birthday.
Stand them on flat ground and measure from the floor to their waist. Pick a scooter whose total height is close to that number.
The handlebars should sit around waist height. Arms neither stretched out nor bent right up, and never bars up near their face. That is what makes it comfortable, and it is what makes it safe.
Find the one
By age, and by spec
Three levels of build. Solid is everything you need and nothing you do not. Stepped up gets you a better deck, an alloy fork and faster bearings. Top spec is a combination of the higher spec'd build and top parts.
Find their age, then their scooter preference: Solid for riding, Stepped up for intermediate, Top spec for advanced.
Swipe the table sideways →
| Their age | Solid | Stepped up | Top spec |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5 to 7 | MG1 · MG2 · MG2+ Kick Pro-X | Viral Rave | Top spec starts at age 8. |
| 8 to 10 | MG3 · Kick Extreme | Viral Purge | Origin 450 |
| 10 to 12 | MG4 | MG5 · Viral Kaos | Origin 500 |
| 12 to adult | MG6 · Viral Extreme | Origin 550 |
You do not have to match the level. These describe the scooter, not the rider. Plenty of people ride a top spec scooter and never do a trick, and that is exactly what it is built for.
Riding with the kids? The MG6, the Viral Extreme and the Origin 550 all fit a grown adult. Pick on the build you want, not on how good you are.
What actually changes as you go up. The bearings run ABEC-5 on the Kick Pro-X, ABEC-7 in the middle, and ABEC-11 from the Viral Purge upwards, which is what makes a scooter roll faster and stay smooth. The forks go from steel to aluminium at the Viral Kaos. Every model, top to bottom, takes a rider up to 100kg.
The ranges
What we stock
Ages 5 to 12 · riders 107cm+ · does not fold
The first pro scooter. Non-folding, built stronger than a standard scooter, and happy doing both jobs: around the neighbourhood, and the first go at the skatepark.
MG covers age 5 to 12 in four sizes, with a taller bar option in the middle.





Ages 5 to 10 · riders 107cm+ · does not fold
Affordable, tough, and ready to ride out of the box. Perfect for first-time stunt riders or those looking to upgrade from their current folding or three-wheel scooter.


Ages 10 to adult · riders 135cm+ · does not fold
Where the parts get better, not just bigger. Higher grade deck extrusion, an alloy fork, and ABEC-11 bearings for speed and smoothness. Built for a rider starting to push it.


Ages 5 to adult · riders 107cm+ · does not fold
Built for riders stepping up. Higher-spec components, 110mm wheels, and sizes from small to full-size. The range that grows with the rider.




Ages 8 to adult · riders 127cm+ · does not fold
Madd Gear's signature patented downtube design, the same tech used by the world's best pro riders. Same premium materials across all three models, just sized differently for different age groups.
And if you just like the look of it and want to ride around with your mates, that is a perfectly good reason too.



Out of the box
A bit of building, and we give you everything for it
They arrive pre-dialled. The bar goes on and gets clamped, and that is most of it. The tools and the manual are in the box.
There is a build video for every scooter here if you would rather watch than read.
| Watch this | If you bought |
|---|---|
| Build video | MG1 |
| Build video | MG2 · MG2+ · Kick Pro-X |
| Build video | MG3 · Kick Extreme |
| Build video | MG4 · MG5 · MG6 |
| Build video | Origin 450 · Origin 500 · all four Viral |
| Build video | Origin 550 |
Some videos cover more than one scooter, because they go together the same way.
Safety
Wear a helmet. Every ride, not just the park ones.
These are built to be ridden hard, which is the fun of them and also the reason. We stock helmets and pads sized for the same riders, and one that actually fits matters far more than what is printed on the side.
Side by side
Every model, shortest to tallest
Swipe the table sideways →
| Scooter height | Model | Rider height | Age |
|---|---|---|---|
| 75cm | MG1 Raven | 107cm+ | 5 to 7 |
| 75cm | MG2 Obsidian | 107cm+ | 5 to 7 |
| 75cm | Kick Pro-X | 107 to 127cm | 5 to 7 |
| 77.5cm | MG2+ | 107cm+, taller riders | 5 to 7 |
| 81cm | Viral Rave | 107 to 127cm | 5 to 8 |
| 81.5cm | Kick Extreme | 127cm+ | 8 to 10 |
| 81.5cm | Origin 450 | 127cm+ | 8+ |
| 83cm | Viral Purge | 134cm+ | 8 to 10 |
| 83.8cm | MG3 Zen | 127cm+ | 8 to 10 |
| 85.5cm | Viral Kaos | 139cm+ | 10 to 12 |
| 86.5cm | MG4 Titan | 135cm+ | 10 to 12 |
| 86.5cm | MG5 Axion | 135cm+ | 10 to 12 |
| 86.5cm | MG6 Kinetic | 135cm+ | 10 to adult |
| 87cm | Origin 500 | 152cm+ | 10 to 13 |
| 88cm | Viral Extreme | 142cm+ | 10 to adult |
| 89.2cm | Origin 550 | 165cm+ | 12 to adult |
Questions we get asked
The things people ask before they buy
They are between two sizes. Which way do I go?
Go on the waist measurement, not the age. If they are right between two, the taller one usually wins, because bars slightly low are easier to ride than bars up near the face.
Can they ride it to school, or is it only for the skatepark?
Ride it anywhere. The strength is what makes it good at the park, but it makes it a solid everyday scooter too. Plenty never see a skatepark.
Is a pro scooter too much for a beginner?
No. Pro is about how it is built, not how good you have to be. The Solid range is made to be a first scooter.
Do the handlebars adjust?
No, and that is deliberate. A fixed bar is stable and quiet, with nothing to work loose or rattle. If you want an adjustable bar that grows with the rider, look at the commuter scooters instead.
Does it fold?
No. Pro scooters are one piece for strength, and that is the main trade-off: a pro scooter does not store small or adjust, and in return it takes a lot more punishment. If folding matters more, the commuter range is the one.
What is the difference between MG and Kick?
Same job. MG runs the whole way from age 5 to adult across six sizes, so it has the one that fits whatever stage they are at. Kick does the early years in two. Pick on fit.
How much building is there?
Not much. Every scooter here arrives pre-dialled, so the bar goes on and gets clamped and that is most of it. The tools and the manual are in the box, and there is a build video for every scooter above if you would rather watch than read.
Is there a weight limit?
They are tested to 100kg. A bit over that is fine for cruising about, but not for tricks and jumps, where the landings put far more through the scooter than the rider's weight alone.
How long is the warranty?
Two years, manufacturer's warranty, on every scooter on this page.
What happens if they break something?
We stock the parts. Wheels, bearings, clamps, forks, brakes, grips and headsets, so a scooter that gets ridden hard can be fixed rather than replaced. Have a look at scooter parts, or send us a photo and we will tell you which part it is.
How do I look after it?
Scooters take a lot of impact, and the vibration from riding will work bolts loose over time. That happens on every scooter, no matter the brand or the price, so it is worth a quick check every couple of weeks and before any big session. Run over the clamp, headset, axle nuts and deck bolts and nip up anything that has moved.
It only takes a few minutes and it makes a real difference: when a bolt is loose the load goes through the part in the wrong place, and things like wheels, bearings and clamps wear out a lot faster than they should. Keeping everything tight is the single best thing you can do to keep it riding well and get the most life out of it.
Why us
Shipped from Auckland. Two year warranty. Real people.
Still not sure?
Tell us the rider's age and their floor to waist measurement. We will tell you which one fits.
No upselling. We would rather they got the right one.





















































