Which size am I?
Pick the size for the rider you'll have in a year, not today. Kids learn fast, and a ramp that's a bit scary now is just right in six months.
| Size | Rider | Skill level | Space you need |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grom | Kids about 5 to 10 | Just starting: rolling, first drop-ins, first ollies | A driveway or garage, about 4 m of run-up |
| Street | Kids 10+, teens, most adults | Comfortable rolling, learning tricks | A driveway or yard, about 6 m of run-up |
| Pro | Confident teens and adults | Dropping in, grinding and airing already | A big yard or paved area, 8 m+ of run-up |
Mixing sizes: a Street kicker into a Grom rail works fine. If you want things to line up in one run, buy the same size (or grab the Starter Park bundle).
Scooters and BMX: kickers, box jumps and quarter pipes all work for scooters. For BMX, go Street or Pro.
Surface: set ramps up on flat concrete, paving or tar. Not on grass or sand: they need a hard, level surface to roll onto.
Still not sure? WhatsApp us a photo of your space and the rider's age, and we'll tell you what fits.