Blunt Envy Prodigy S8 Scooters Finally Released

6th November 2019

First Look, Unboxing & Product Links Right Here!

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT: The brand new S8 Series from Blunt Envy has finally landed!

After much anticipation over the last few months. Blunt and Envy have now revealed and released their latest line of stunt scooters, the S8 Prodigy Series and we at SkateHut couldn’t be happier! Let’s waste no time in getting down to the details. Here is all the information you need about the Blunt Envy S8 range.

UNBOXING the Street Edition

The Street Edition consists of a Pearl Blue Grey and a Black Gold model, both of which are gorgeous. Each of them follow a similar pattern with the only difference being the colour of the deck and wheels. The T-shaped bars have a matte powder-coated black that helps to make these scooters look premium and minimalistic from the double clamp upwards.


Blunt Envy S8 Street Edition Grey	Blunt Envy S8 Street Edition Black

All the logos are professionally etched and give a bright rainbow shimmer. Due to the fact it's a street deck, it's really nice and spacious. The pearl blue has a bluey gunmetal grey deck, whilst the gold/black, holds a molecular-inspired design in either colour on the side and underside of the deck.

The grip tape is split, with the bold prodigy logo cutting in the middle in an iridescent rainbow glimmer. When it comes to the wheels, they're very similar to the new Blunt tri bearing wheels, but without the grooves. There's also a big cutout on the underside of the deck, which reduces the weight and again the iridescent design oozes and sparkles. With two raised lips on either outer-side of the deck, grinds will feel a lot smoother as it stops friction and makes life a lot easier. So it's definitely worth checking out these two brand new beautiful scooters if you’re into pro-riding.

Blunt Prodigy S8 Series - First Look

We have six world-exclusive scooters for you that are fresh out of the box. The first thing to note is that these scooters are incredibly light to handle, again due to the cutouts on the underside of the deck and other upgrades. Due to these changes and a few others, an incredible 0.5kg of weight has been shaved off compared to the Prodigy S7 model! Blunt and Envy have definitely upped their game here in terms of innovations to save weight. Whilst the bars are matte black with a different top to the street series. On the front of the deck, the fork is exposed in the head tube with big cutouts and there's plenty of specific details that make the S8 series unique. So take a look at the big six!