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Lucky Prospect Vegas Pro scooter
Lucky Prospect Vegas Pro scooter
Lucky Prospect Vegas Pro scooter is Lighter, bigger and better than ever! The 2022 PROSPECT™ comes equipped with an all-new Aluminum HexBar™ at 24.5” (622mm) Tall and 23.5” (597mm) Wide, a Black Anodized IHC Huracan™ Fork, and a 19.5” (495mm) Long and 4.8” (122mm) wide deck with an all-new plated front end. Also new for 2022 are the 120mm Lunar Hollow Core Wheels. Weighing in at only 7 lbs (3.1 kgs), the PROSPECT™ is our lightest out-of-the-box complete pro scooter. Keeping with the much loved PROSPECT™ style and design this complete pro scooter stands out with rich anodizing and clean graphics designed by industry legend Ryan Upchurch. Take it straight from the box to the park, and go BIG! This scooter just might make you the next prospect for the Lucky team
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ampro skates was established in 2015 & the original store was in Ellenbrook in Perth’s northern suburbs & it moved to the Malaga Market’s complex in 2018. We are first and foremost a scooter, skate shop for skaters, in whatever form that takes, by skaters.
There is so many wrongs in this world and we cannot fix all this is why we are happy to sell our products free of labour install fees Being highly dedicated to supporting family-priced products rather than higher-end competition-level items.
We are a non-franchised family business with more than 40 years of retail, mechanical and skating knowledge going back to 1973. and due to having a fully qualified mechanical technician on-site who can do most repair jobs on-site while you wait.
ampro skates stocks scooters suitable for casual riders as well as park users, both two and three-wheelers. Roller skates, inline skates & skateboards for all budgets. We stock a great range of accessories and spare parts.
Always free fitting if products are purchased from us. We’re also happy to work with you if you would like a custom build at labour free as well.
ampro skates is very safety conscious and stocks a wide variety of safety gear aimed at both the enthusiastic beginner right through to the pro skater which is always up to 20% off RRP every day.
Generally, ampro skates does not do sales as we try and give our customers the best products at the very best prices, every day causing less chance of upsetting regular customers furthermore ampro skates does not sell variety store/supermarket disposable toys or electrical products.
We try and stock a little of everything, including Claudius CV, Envy, Fasen, Ethic, Flavor, Unfair, Globber, Bont, Chaya, Impala, Micro, Riedell, 187, 888, S One, Trinity, Samurai, Protec, Fox, Sacrifice, Syndicate, Venice & Versatyl.
We at ampro skates look forward to meeting you in-store. We’re open Wednesdays to Sundays inclusive, 9-5, Public Holidays if open 9-4, and trade 7 days a week at school holiday times. Give us a call on 0450 330 640
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ampro skates Malaga markets Western Australia you can call or text Ellen or Ed any time for advice 7 am till 9 pm 7 days per week 0450 330 640 or if you prefer email sales@amproskates.com.au
- 1930s–1950s: The “Golden Age of Roller Skating” witnessed thousands of rinks opening across the U.S. and the rise of roller derby.
- 1970s: The disco era brought a new, glamorous dimension to skating, with “roller discos” becoming iconic cultural hubs.
- 1980s–1990s: The invention of modern, comfortable, and efficient inline skates (popularized by Rollerblade, Inc.) revolutionized the sport for outdoor enthusiasts.
- 2020–Present: A massive resurgence, fueled by social media (TikTok) and the pandemic, has brought a new generation to the hobby, blending vintage styles with modern, personalized aesthetics.
- Cardiovascular Fitness: Skating is an intense aerobic activity that increases your heart rate and strengthens your cardiovascular system, reducing the risk of heart disease and high blood pressure.
- Muscle Strengthening and Toning: The push-and-glide motion targets the lower body, including the glutes, quads, hamstrings, and calves. Maintaining posture also activates core muscles, while arm movement engages the upper body.
- Improved Balance and Agility: Because skaters must balance on a small, moving surface area, it significantly improves coordination and stabilizer muscle strength.
- Calorie Burning: Skating at a moderate pace of 10 mph can burn approximately 360 to 600 calories per hour, making it an excellent tool for weight management.
- Mental Well-being: Beyond physical benefits, the joy and freedom of skating help manage stress and release dopamine, contributing to better overall mental health.
- Design: Four wheels arranged in a square pattern (two at the front, two at the back).
- Best For: Rink skating, artistic skating, jam skating, and roller derby.
- Pros: High lateral stability, easier to learn balance initially, superior for maneuvering and dancing.
- Cons: Less efficient at high speeds over long distances; the shorter wheelbase makes falling backward more likely for beginners.
- Design: Three or four wheels aligned in a single line.
- Best For: Outdoor fitness, long-distance trail skating, speed skating, and aggressive/park skating.
- Pros: Better for achieving high speeds, better stability at high speeds, better for navigating rougher outdoor surfaces.
- Cons: Less stable sideways, requires strong ankle strength.
- Retro Fashion: The trend embraces 70s and 80s styles, including high-waisted shorts, colorful tube socks, neon colors, and glittery, customized skates.
- Customization: Modern skaters often customize their gear with unique wheels, toe stops, and lace colors to show their personality.
- Community: The skating community is known for being diverse and inclusive, offering a welcoming, social environment.
- Wear Protective Gear: Knee pads, elbow pads, wrist guards, and a helmet are essential, especially for beginners.
- Learn to Stop: Mastering the toe stop (for quads) or heel brake (for inlines) is the most critical safety skill.
- Bend Your Knees: Keeping a low centre of gravity provides stability.
- Practice on Smooth Surfaces: Start on flat, smooth pavement or a dedicated rink to gain confidence.