Ethic Erawan Scooter Decks

Depending on the model, weights start at roughly 900 g (just under 2 lb) for the narrowest versions. The thin extrusion and forged headtube reduce weight while reinforcing key stress points, making it one of the lightest decks in production.

The standard Erawan deck measures about 4.5 inches wide and 20.5 inches long. Some variations offer slightly longer lengths for added foot space. The narrow deck spins quickly for whips and bri flips, but advanced riders may seek a wider deck for more stability.

The Erawan deck supports wheels up to 110 mm with a standard 24 mm core. It’s designed primarily for 100 mm or 110 mm wheels used in park riding. Wider wheels (30 mm) do not fit without modifications.

No. It’s fixed at around 83°, providing a responsive feel for park tricks. This angle helps riders lock into bar spins and tailwhips while maintaining enough stability for manuals.

It’s tailored to park use. The narrow width and light weight make it less ideal for heavy street grinds and big drops. Ethic produces wider decks like the Lindworm or Pandora that better suit street riders.

Despite its light weight, the forged headtube and reinforced neck enhance durability. However, it’s not intended for heavy street abuse. It’s perfect for park riders focusing on aerial tricks and technical combos rather than rails.

It includes a nylon brake designed to reduce weight and noise. You can swap the brake for a fender if you prefer. Ensure any replacement matches the deck’s mounting holes and wheel size.

Riders seeking to maximise agility and reduce scooter weight. It’s ideal for young or smaller riders who want to spin the deck faster. Larger riders or those focusing on street may prefer more substantial decks.