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INDO makes scooters designed for one thing: doing tricks, according to the brand.
Why it is on my list
This is a niche pick. INDO makes trampoline trick scooters, so it is for riders who already have a trampoline and want something new to learn.
Who it suits
- Riders who want a scooter built for trick riding
Who should skip it
- You want a scooter for commuting
What is in it
- Trampoline trick scooters without wheels, such as the INDO Pro.
- About 1.4 kg, per retailers.
- Bars around 540 mm wide and 740 mm high on one model, per a retailer.
- A foam deck made to protect the trampoline and shins.
- Recommended from age 12, with a 100 kg max load, per retailers.
How to start
- 01
Check that you have a trampoline to use it on.
- 02
Start with simple jumps and learn the stance.
- 03
Wear shin guards and a helmet.
Other options worth a look
Most trick scooters have wheels and are for skateparks. These are for trampolines, which is a smaller niche, so check the product type.
What I would look at first
- 01
Wear a helmet and pads when learning tricks.
- 02
Check the age and weight limits.
- 03
Compare with other trick scooter brands.
Quick answers
What is it?
INDO makes scooters designed for one thing: doing tricks, according to the brand.
Who is it for?
Riders who want a scooter built for trick riding.
When should I skip it?
You want a scooter for commuting.
Does it have wheels?
No. The INDO Pro trampoline scooter has none.
What age?
Retailers list age 12 and up.
Is it safe?
Any trick sport carries risk. Use protective gear and supervision.
My short verdict
A specialist product. Check the sizing and safety gear before you buy.
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