🔥 Lightweight street boxed deck for riders who want confidence during grinds and quick scooter handling.
Tilt Stage I 5.8″ Boxed 533 mm Black Deck combines a width of 5.8″ with a compact length of 533 mm. It offers enough foot space for street tricks, while still handling well during whips and rotations. It is suitable for advanced and professional riders looking for a durable freestyle scooter deck for street and technical riding.
📦 Box Cut
Straight dropouts for grinds.
📏 533 mm × 5.8″
Compact street dimensions.
⚖️ 1,705 g
Good maneuverability for tricks.
🛞 Up to 120 × 30 mm
Spacers are included.
Tilt Stage I 5.8″ is a one-piece street deck made from anodized 6000 series aluminum and heat-treated to T6 temper. The dimensions 533 × 147 mm create a successful compromise between foot space, stability during grinds, and the scooter’s quick maneuverability.
Welded Box Cut dropouts provide a flat surface for grinds, and the front covers protect the stressed parts of the deck. The internal weight-reducing profile helps keep the weight at 1,705 g, so the deck doesn’t feel unnecessarily cumbersome during whips, rotations, and technical tricks.
The deck supports wheels 110 × 24 mm and 120 × 30 mm. The package includes the necessary spacers, a rear M8 axle, and an adjustable Flex Fender. Head tube with an 83° angle and a height of 105 mm is prepared for an integrated 1 1/8″ headset. Griptape is not included in the package.
Watch the introduction to the Tilt Stage I model range directly from the manufacturer.
| 📏 Deck length | 533 mm |
| ↔️ Deck width | 5,8″ / 147 mm |
| ⚖️ Weight | 1,705 g |
| 🧱 Material | 6000 series aluminum, | T6
| 📦 Dropouts | Box Cut |
| 🛞 Wheels | 110 / 120 mm, width 24 / 30 mm |
| 📐 Head tube | 83°, height 105 mm |
| 🔩 Headset | integrated 1 1/8″ |
| 🛑 Brake | adjustable Flex Fender |
Primarily for street, grinds, and technical tricks. Compact dimensions help maintain quick handling.
110 or 120 mm wheels with a hub width of 24 or 30 mm. The necessary spacers are included.
Take a look at our guide how to choose a deck for a freestyle scooter.
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