Striker Gravis – street freestyle scooters for grinds and technical tricks
Striker Gravis freestyle scooters are complete scooters designed primarily for street riding. Wide decks, box-cut dropouts, sturdy steel handlebars, and SCS compression give this line exactly the character you expect from a proper street scooter. Gravis is a great choice for grinds, slides, manuals, riding rails, boxes, and other technical tricks.
Two sizes – Striker Gravis S and Gravis L
The Striker Gravis series is available in two main sizes. Thanks to this, you can choose a scooter based on your height, experience, and how large a street setup you prefer. Gravis S is more compact and easier to handle, while Gravis L offers a larger deck and more space for riders who want maximum stability.
Striker Gravis S – a more compact street setup
Striker Gravis S is the smaller of the two and is suitable for riders who want the benefits of a wide street deck while also preferring better maneuverability. The board is approximately 140 mm wide and around 530 mm long. The box-cut construction and flat bottom help with grinds, while the more compact dimensions make technical tricks and handling the scooter easier.
Striker Gravis L – maximum space and stability
Striker Gravis L / Large takes street dimensions even further. The deck, measuring approximately 560 × 152 mm, offers plenty of foot space and excellent stability during grinds. Larger dimensions and higher handlebars will be appreciated especially by taller riders and riders who prefer a larger street setup.
A box-cut deck made for the street
One of the most important features of the Gravis series is the wide street deck with a box-cut finish. A larger surface area under your feet provides more stability and makes it easier to control the scooter during technical tricks. The box-cut finish together with the smooth underside of the deck is a major advantage especially for grinds on boxes and rails.
SCS and solid steel handlebars
The street-focused design continues in the upper part of the scooter. Gravis models use the SCS compression system, which is among the strongest solutions used in freestyle scooters. Combined with solid steel handlebars, this creates a durable setup suitable for regular street riding, harder impacts, and further progression.
Gravis S or Gravis L?
| Feature | Gravis S | Gravis L |
| Character | More compact street | Large street setup |
| Deck width | approx. 140 mm | approx. 152 mm |
| Deck length | approx. 530 mm | approx. 560 mm |
| Handling | Faster and more playful | More stable |
| Ideal for | Shorter and medium-height riders | Taller riders and fans of large decks |
Who are Striker Gravis scooters for?
- for riders focused primarily on street riding
- for riders who want a wide and stable deck
- for grinds on boxes, rails, and other obstacles
- for riders who prefer SCS compression and strong steel handlebars
- for slightly advanced riders who want to keep progressing in street riding
- for riders who want to choose between the more compact S and larger L variant
Frequently Asked Questions – Striker Gravis
Are Striker Gravis park or street scooters?
The Striker Gravis models are primarily focused on street riding. Wide box-cut deck, flat bottom, SCS, and solid steel handlebars correspond to a typical street setup.
What is the difference between Gravis S and Gravis L?
Gravis S is more compact and easier to handle. Gravis L has a larger and wider deck and is more suitable for taller riders or riders who prefer maximum stability and space.
Are Striker Gravis suitable for grinds?
Yes. Grinds are among the main disciplines that Gravis are built for. The wide deck, box-cut ends, and smooth underside help when riding ledges and rails.
Why do Gravis scooters have SCS?
SCS is a solid and reliable compression system that is excellent for street scooters. It handles higher loads well while also allowing the use of handlebars without a notch.
Which size of Striker Gravis should you choose?
If you want a more compact and easier-to-handle street setup, go for the Gravis S. If you are taller or prefer a large board with maximum space and stability, Gravis L will be a better choice.