🔥 Striker Lux 5\" Boxed M – lightweight freestyle scooter with a street-style box-cut deck
Striker Lux 5" Boxed M combines a wider 5" box-cut deck suitable for street riding and grinds with lightweight aluminum components. The result is a very interesting setup weighing only 3.2 kg, offering more stability than a classic park scooter while still remaining fast and easy to handle.
⚖️ Only 3,2 kg
Very low weight for a scooter with a box-cut deck.
📐 Board 490 × 127 mm
5" wide box-cut deck for greater stability and grinds.
📏 Height 82 cm
Size M with handlebars 580 mm high.
🪶 Aluminum Y handlebars
Light upper setup for faster work with the scooter.
⚙️ IHC + 110 mm
Light IHC compression and 110 mm wheels with ABEC 9.
Striker Lux 5" Boxed M freestyle scooter is an interesting complete for riders who want something between a classic lightweight park scooter and a heavier street setup. Its main advantage is the combination of a wider box-cut board and a very low weight of only 3200 g.
The board measures 490 × 127 mm, i.e. a width of exactly 5". Compared to narrow park boards, it offers more space underfoot and better stability on landings. Box-cut finish also gives the scooter a more street-oriented character and is better suited for grinds on boxes and other obstacles.
Yet Lux is surprisingly lightweight. 6061 aluminum handlebars deserve much of the credit for that. The handlebars have a Y shape and are 580 mm high in size M. Thanks to the lightweight upper section, the scooter handles well during barspins, whips, and technical tricks.
The total length for size M is 82 cm. So it is the more compact of the two offered sizes and is suitable for riders who do not yet need the taller L variant.
Striker uses the IHC compression system together with an integrated headset. IHC helps keep the front end lightweight and fits well with the overall concept of this setup – offering a wider, more stable deck without the feel of a heavy street scooter.
The ride is handled by 110 mm wheels with a hardness of 88A, an aluminum spoked core, and ABEC-9 bearings.
This combination offers good speed, strength, and smooth performance both in the skatepark and during street riding.It is precisely the versatility that makes the Lux model interesting. The manufacturer primarily targets it at street, but thanks to the 490 mm deck length, low weight, and aluminum handlebars, it feels much more playful than a classic large street setup. That’s why it also works well for riders who want to combine park tricks with grinds and a more street-oriented style in the skatepark.
Striker Lux 5" Boxed M therefore makes the most sense mainly for riders who want a lightweight freestyle scooter with a wider box-cut deck. You will get more stability and options during grinds, but without a significant increase in weight.
If you don’t want a heavy classic street setup, but a narrow park deck is no longer enough for you, the Striker Lux 5" Boxed M offers a very interesting compromise.
| 📏 Total height | 82 cm |
| ⚖️ Weight | 3200 g |
| 🎯 Riding style | Street / hybrid |
| 📐 Deck | 490 × 127 mm / 5", | box-cut
| 📏 Handlebar height | 580 mm |
| 🪶 Handlebars | Aluminum 6061, Y-Bar |
| ⚙️ Compression | IHC |
| 🛞 Wheels | 110 mm, 88A |
| ⚙️ Bearings | ABEC 9 |
The manufacturer primarily classifies it for street riding, but structurally it is a very interesting hybrid. It has a street-style box-cut deck, but at the same time a low weight and lightweight aluminum handlebars, so it also performs well in the skatepark.
The board is 127 mm wide, i.e. 5", and 490 mm long. The box-cut finish adds more options for grinds.
A major role is played by aluminum handlebars and other lightweight aluminum components. Thanks to this, size M weighs only 3200 g.
The total height of the scooter is 82 cm and the handlebars themselves have a height of 580 mm.
The model is intended primarily for intermediate to advanced riders who already know what setup style suits them.
If you’re not sure whether a classic park scooter, the Striker Lux, or a purely street setup is more suitable for you, we’ll be happy to advise you. You can also take a look at our guide how to choose a freestyle scooter.
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