Blunt Envy Scooter Bars

Reaper bars are made from 6061‑T6 aluminium and designed for lightness. They weigh around 900 g, making them ideal for park riders who prioritise quick bar spins and tailwhips. Their one‑piece design and subtle gussets add strength without significant weight.

Yes. Soul bars are chromoly steel, providing durability and a slightly heavier feel that street riders appreciate. They withstand drops, grinds and heavy impacts better than aluminium bars.

Union bars are also aluminium but thicker than Reapers, offering a balance between weight and strength. They’re popular with riders who want a middle ground between park and street.

Thermal bars undergo heat treatment, increasing aluminium’s strength. They’re slightly heavier than Reaper bars but more durable. The design includes strong welds and a unique internal structure to improve rigidity.

Reaper and Union bars have a slit and are designed for IHC compression. To use them with SCS, you need to remove the slit or use a bar plug. Soul bars often come slitless for SCS, and Thermal bars offer versions for both SCS and IHC.

Yes. You can trim the height and width using a pipe cutter or hacksaw. After cutting, file the edges smooth and reinsert the bar ends to prevent injury.

Envy bars come in anodised or painted finishes, including black, chrome, neochrome and colour combinations. Anodising creates durable, vibrant colours while adding a protective layer.

Measure from the scooter deck to your waist to gauge ideal bar height. Bars should reach between your waist and hip for comfortable control. Width is a personal preference; a wider bar offers stability, while a narrower bar spins faster.