“The lightweight, versatile Lucky COVENANT is for riders striving to go big and excel; Built to take serious abuse on all terrains, this stunt scooter features newly designed SILO bars.”
Lucky Covenant Complete Pro Review -
The Lucky Covenant scooter is an intermediate pro scooter designed to rip out some awesome tricks. Although kids about 8 years of age and above can ride the scooter, but only an experienced rider can fully reap the benefits of this scooter.
The wider deck and super lightweight body, it’s the perfect vehicle that enables you to push yourself to the furthest limit and succeed. The grip on the scooter is quite incredible, and coupled with powerful and responsive brakes, you can now have fun responsibly. This being said, the Lucky Covenant Complete Pro Stunt scooter is definitely one that is on the higher end range.
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Lucky Covenant Complete Pro Features -
- Kickass graphics
While riding this scooter is simply a pleasure, the cool look and graphics of the Lucky Covenant Complete Pro Stunt scooter is basically the scooter version of beauty brains.
- Made to last
Built with high grade aluminum, this scooter is made for rough and tough use and is perfect for someone who wants to learn how to perform the craziest stunts.
- The scooter has great grip tape
The handles of this scooter has TPR grip tape which makes riding this scooter so much more fun.
- Wider deck
The wider deck makes this scooter the perfect vehicle to practice and perform tricks like barspins and tailwhips.
Specifications –
- Weight
- Size
- Max. Rider Weight
- Deck width
- The material of wheels
- The material of body
- Cost
- 8 pounds
- 25” x 24” x 4.8” inches
- 220 pounds
- 4.45 inches
- 110mm Lucky Toaster wheels
- Aluminum
- $269.95
Lucky Covenant Complete Pro Unboxing and Review -
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