Envy lives where bruising decks meet mega landings – pro-level freestyle scootering components built to take abuse at the skatepark and hold up for your biggest tricks. Gear made for riders who want parts tuned and tough without feeling like you need a factory to back them.

Envy Scooters began life in Melbourne in 2009 under the name Blunt Scooters, makers of high quality aftermarket parts like Metalcore wheels, Chromoly bars, clamps and griptape. In 2011 naming issues in Australia led the company to adopt the name Envy locally while retaining Blunt abroad. The same engineering values remained in every product.

That foundation still shapes what you get today: components developed in the workshop, refined through rider feedback and designed with materials and geometry that stand up to ruthless skatepark use. That means when you buy Envy, you get Australia-made heritage mixed with technology that carries over into your tricks and parts that last.

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• Innovative high strength materials. Envy decks use heat-treated 6000-series aluminium, Chromoly steel bars and IHC/SCS compression systems to resist impact without adding unnecessary weight.
• Deck designs pulled from serious riding. The Envy Prodigy X deck uses Extech extrusion, angled dropouts and shoulders boxed ends to handle grinds, stalls and peaked surprises at the park.
• Signature rider feedback baked in. Riders like Jon Reyes, Max Peters and others have custom parts, brake systems, decks and wheels built to their spec, letting everyday riders enjoy race-tuned geometry and durability.
• Accessible performance. Envy started making high-quality parts when there were few brands doing so, and it still provides pro-style completes and spare parts at price points meaningful for kids and progressing riders.