Sequel Pro Finger Scooter, Real SCS Compression & Bar Spins (Neo Gold)

• PRO FINGER SCOOTER W/ REAL SCS COMPRESSION: Three CNC'd clamp bolts you can actually loosen to rotate or swap the bar, the same 3-bolt SCS setup found on full-size pro scooters. One of the first finger scooters built this way.
• BARS THAT ACTUALLY SPIN: Our finger board features a true headset on real bearings means bar spins and tailwhips keep rotating instead of seizing halfway.
• METAL WHERE IT COUNTS: Aluminum deck, high-strength zinc alloy fork, bar and SCS clamp. Built to survive ledge drops, rail sessions and getting knocked off a desk, not to sit in a display case.
• SCALED FROM A REAL SCOOTER: 1" x 2.2" deck at an 83° head tube angle, taken straight off the full-size Sequel Rise. Silicone grips and 3M EVA deck tape give your fingers the same contact points a rider gets.
• DESK-SESSION FIDGET, RIDER-APPROVED GIFT: Our pro finger boards work with any fingerboard ramp, rail or ledge. Eight colorways to collect. From Sequel Action Sports, designed in California.

Most finger scooters are a molded plastic toy with a bar glued to the fork. The Sequel Finger Scooter is one of the first with a real 3-bolt SCS compression system — the same setup riders run on full-size pro scooters — plus a true headset on real bearings, so bar spins and tailwhips actually rotate all the way around instead of catching. The deck is aluminum, 1" wide by 2.2" long at an 83° head tube angle, scaled directly off the full-size Sequel Rise. The bar, fork and clamp are cast in high-strength zinc alloy that holds its shape through drops. Silicone grips and 3M EVA foam deck tape give your fingers real traction on flips and whips, and the silicone PU wheels ride on zinc alloy hubs with real bearings. It grinds a fingerboard ledge, it hops a rail, and it survives being knocked off a desk. Eight colorways: Black, Purple, Green, Chrome, Neo Chrome, Neo Gold, Neo Blue and Raw. Whether it's a fidget for a rider stuck indoors, a desk piece for someone who grew up on scooters, or a gift for a kid who's already collecting — this is the cheapest way into the Sequel lineup.