Striker Gravis S – street freestyle scooter in a more compact size
Striker Gravis S freestyle scooters are designed for riders who want a true street setup but prefer slightly smaller and more manageable dimensions than the larger Gravis Large variant. The foundation is a wide street deck with box-cut ends and a flat bottom, which makes grinds on boxes and rails easier while also offering good stability for technical riding.
Wide street deck for grinds
One of the most important features of the Striker Gravis S model is the deck, approximately 140 mm wide and around 530–535 mm long. Compared to classic park boards, it offers a significantly larger surface area underfoot and much better stability during grinds. Box-cut dropouts and a smooth deck bottom are exactly the details that make the Gravis a true street scooter.
Smaller than Large, but still a proper street setup
Size S is great for riders who want street character but don’t need an extremely long and wide deck.
Compared to the Gravis Large, the S variant is more compact, responds faster, and is easier to control during technical tricks. At the same time, it retains the stability and durability you expect from a street outfit.
SCS and solid steel handlebars
SCS compression system is among the strongest solutions used on freestyle scooters and is perfectly suited for street riding. Thanks to it, the handlebars can be without a notch, which increases their strength. The Striker Gravis S also uses CrMo 4130 steel handlebars, which are built for harder impacts and regular street riding.
Who is the Striker Gravis S suitable for?
Striker Gravis S is mainly recommended for slightly advanced riders who want to switch to a more street-oriented riding style. It is ideal for grinds, manuals, slides, riding on boxes and rails, and other technical street tricks. Thanks to its smaller size compared to the Large version, it is also suitable for riders who want a street setup while also preferring better maneuverability.
Frequently asked questions – Striker Gravis S
Is the Striker Gravis S a park or street scooter?
It is a street freestyle scooter. A wide deck, box-cut ends, a smooth bottom, SCS, and solid steel handlebars are typical features of a street setup.
What is the difference between Striker Gravis S and Large?
Gravis S has a shorter and narrower deck, making it more compact and easier to handle. Gravis Large offers even more surface area and stability for riders who want a truly large street setup.
Is the Gravis S suitable for grinds?
Yes. The grinds are one of the main strengths of this model. The board’s width, flat base, and box-cut tips give the rider more stability on boxes and rails.
Why does the Striker Gravis S use SCS?
SCS is a very strong compression system that is suitable for street riding and harder impacts. Another advantage is that the handlebars do not need to have a notch, so they remain stronger.
Who is size S best for?
For riders who want a street scooter with a wide deck, but at the same time don’t want as large and cumbersome a setup as the Large size. The S variant is more pleasant to control and for technical tricks.
Need help choosing?
If you are not sure whether to choose the Striker Gravis S or Gravis Large, we will be happy to advise you based on the rider's height, experience, and riding style.