Lucky Pro Scooter Decks

The Prospect deck is lightweight and narrow, tailored to park riders. The Covenant deck is wider with an angled dropout, offering stability and versatility for both park and street. The Axis deck is the widest, featuring boxed ends and a strong extrusion for street riders who want grind surface and strength.

Prospect decks measure around 4.5 inches wide and 19.5–20 inches long. Covenant decks come in widths up to 5.5 inches and lengths around 21.5–22 inches. Axis decks can be as wide as 5.0–5.5 inches with lengths up to 22 inches, providing extra space for foot placement.

Most Lucky decks have an 82.5–83.5° headtube angle. This angle supports responsive bar spins and tail whips while maintaining enough stability for manuals. Wider models may employ slightly shallower angles for better control on grinds.

Yes. The Prospect deck weighs around 1.3 kg, while the Covenant is slightly heavier due to its size. Lucky uses butted tubing and extruded headtubes to remove excess material without sacrificing strength.

Yes. Lucky decks include a fitted flex brake or fender, depending on the model. You can replace them with aftermarket brakes or fenders, ensuring compatibility with the deck’s mounting holes and wheel size.

Most models support 110–120 mm wheels with standard 24 mm cores. The Axis deck sometimes allows up to 125 mm wheels, but check the deck clearance and brake fit.

Intermediate to advanced riders looking for reliable performance and durability. Beginners may opt for narrower decks, while street riders will appreciate the Axis or wider Covenant for grinds and manuals.

Inspect welds for cracks, tighten the axle and brake bolts regularly, clean dirt from the deck cutout and avoid prolonged exposure to moisture. Proper care extends the life of high-performance decks.