• DECK: 6 Series ALU Prodigy deck | angle 82.5 | Width 113mm/4.45" | length 495mm/19" |Bolt on Flex Brake.
• Wheels: 110mm Y Spoke wheel 88a ABEC 9 Bearings.
• Fork: 6 series Forged/CNC ALU fork.
• Headset: Integrated fully sealed.
• Bar: 4130 cro-mo 550mm/21.65" high x 490mm/19.3" wide.

The Envy Prodigy V3 Complete Scooter is a complete custom scooter from Envy, designed and manufactured for beginner, intermediate, and pro riders alike. The Prodigy V3 Complete is a pretty significant upgrade from previous Envy scooters, featuring all the great benefits of the previous models, but with some innovative new upgrades to various parts of the scooter. The Envy Prodigy V3 Complete Scooter is bound to be a huge hit with riders of all skill levels, as Envy makes some of the best complete scooters in the scooter industry. The Prodigy V3 Complete is light enough to allow you to learn new tricks, but strong enough to take some tough spills as your abilities increase. Offering features that few other scooters in this price range offer, the Prodigy V3 Complete is great value for money. Made by a high-end manufacturer like Envy Scooters, you can be sure you will be pleased with both the quality and price point of this complete custom scooter. Complete scooters offer great value, as the manufacturers are able to discount completes when all scooter parts are not purchased separately. Completes usually fall into two categories, beginner or pro scooters. Beginner scooters can be used by beginner or intermediate riders, while pro scooters are typically used by intermediate or pro riders. Some completes are actually used by all three levels of riders. Beginner completes usually contain a short and narrow deck for the younger rider, with 4.25 inch widths and 20 inch lengths. They will also utilize threaded forks and threaded headsets, much like entry level manufacturers, such as Razor scooters. Beginner completes will also usually have basic headsets with unsealed bearings, as well as ICS compression. Headsets with unsealed bearings rarely last long and ICS compression is the least effective of the various types of compression. Beginner completes often utilize 100mm wheels, as sed to 100mm wheels, which offer less speed and more stability for the beginner rider.