Blunt Envy Colt Scooters

Each generation introduces incremental upgrades: improved fork designs, wider or longer decks, and updated graphics. For example, the Colt S4 might have 110 mm wheels, while the S5 introduces 115 mm wheels and a stronger deck extrusion.

Colts use a heat-treated aluminium deck, making them durable but still light. Their bars are chromoly steel, providing strength for taller riders and heavier impacts.

Colt scooters generally come with 110 mm wheels. Some newer models may use 120 mm for extra speed. The urethane hardness is versatile for both park and street surfaces.

Riders moving from beginner completes to more serious riding. Colts balance affordability and performance, making them ideal for those learning advanced tricks.

Yes. Swap in aluminium or titanium bars, larger wheels or a different clamp as you progress. Just confirm compatibility with the IHC compression system.

Around 3.4 kg. The combination of aluminium deck and steel bars provides stability without too much extra weight.

They can handle light street riding, but their deck width (around 4.8 inches) and park-focused design make them less ideal for heavy grinds. For pure street, Envy’s KOS or signature decks are more appropriate.

Colts are more affordable. While they don’t include the highest-end components found in KOS models (like forged forks or SCS), they provide excellent value for progressing riders.