I use this any time theres good weather to get to my job. I work about a mile and a half from my home so its the perfect commuter scooter for me. Thats not to say I havent munched it a few times on the way there- as it obviously doesnt take away your responsibility as a driver, but even with a few scratches it has held strong.

So many scooters are small/short even for kids. I was so impressed by the quality and larger wheel size of this scooter. My 8 year old son loves it. His old scooter was too close to the ground and the handlebars were getting too short already. This scooter is really fast, smooth and the foot platform is nice and wide for his feet to rest comfortably. Love the kickstand too.

Ok, had it about a month now. Got about 20 miles on it. Got it for an alternate to jogging and arthritic knees. Warning: first scooter for me since childhood. Cons: no suspension; with the polyurethane wheels, I feel every little bump and sidewalk crack. I thought the headset was loose but it turns out the folding lock mechanism (pic 2) has a little bit of front/back play, only noticeable when standing still. The downtube stop (pic3), just behind the front wheel was installed backwards with the countersunk hole in the back of the rubber spacer. Believe this was intentional to prevent complaints about the lock not releasing because properly installed, the stop should have a slight backward pressure on the downtube. To release the lock, push the handlebars forward and voila! Pros: plenty of room for my size 10 feet; glides very well; well made and holding up well so far; rear brake works fine when you need it; I dont fold it so have encountered no probs with the folding mechanism; also no probs with surface changes, bumps, etc., with large wheels. While it looks like the cons outweigh the pros, they are all minor and except for the suspension, all easily fixed. For the price, HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.

I purchased 2 of these for my 6 and 7 year old girls, and they havent ridden their awesome, brand new bikes since! They love the scooters, and so do I. I will pull the handle bars up to my height (511, 175 lbs) and take it out for a spin occassionally, and it performs great for me as well. It can be a little tough to fold. My kids are unable to get the little button pressed in enough to fold them, but not hard for an adult. They look great, the wheels will roll over most any little rock in the road, so not much worry about taking a digger face first due to s small, overlooked pebble in the road. Overall, best scooter weve owned, and we have owned a few of the trendy and pricey models. Best value in my opinion. Oh, and the color choices are awesome!

1. In order to receive an advertised free lock, one has to post a review on Amazon - not mentioned anywhere on the initially advertised leaflet. In addition, offer is limited to 1 per household only. We bought 2 LaScoota scooters, spent $200 and will receive only 1 lock. 2. I bought 2 LaScoota Teen/Adult scooters (purple and plum colors) for me and my husband and 2 Razor Lux for my 6 and 7-year-old kids. 3. Differences between Razor Lux 5 and LaScoota: a) handlebars are longer on LaScoota, making for a more comfortable grip while riding (Razor Lux 5 grip is thinner and shorter, by about 5 mm) b) Razor Lux is easier to fold and lighter making it more portable - Razor is lighter by about 1.5 pounds b) LaScoota plum-colored scooter cost $89.99, cargo/army colored scooter cost $99.00. Razors Lux 5 (blue and pink colors) cost $69.99 on the Walmart website, as part of a holiday special (now they are $89.99) c) My plum-colored LaScoota had difficulties with the folding mechanism from the beginning - the plastic was too high at the folding part, making it almost impossible to fold, even with a help of my strong husband. As a result, my husband had to loosen the bolt a bit, and, not surprisingly, the bolt got lost while riding. I am awaiting a replacement item from Amazon (its on its way). I was wondering about returning the plum LaScoota and replacing it with the Lux Razor (red color), however, I like the LaScoota handlebars a bit better and this kind of made me want to give a second chance to LaScoota. Hopefully, the folding mechanism will work better on my replacement item. I will provide an updated review once I have received my replacement LaScoota item. I really want this to work this time. d) If I had to commute everyday to work and rely on folding the scooter to take it on bus/subway/train, etc., I would most likely take Razor Lux, even though the handlebars may not be that comfortable as on LaScoota, because it is much lighter and easier to fold than LaScoota e) Similarities: the ride is equally smooth on both Razor Lux and LaScoota

Really pleased with our scooter, good quality build. Packaging was somewhat damaged but think that was more the fault of the carrier.

I bought the red scooter for my son last summer and it was great for him. My daughters both needed a bigger scooter so I ended up purchasing two more since it was so nice. Definitely recommend this scooter.

Im revising my review! My neighbor used a tap and die set to re-thread the ruined nut. He pointed out that the plastic insert was made to just pull out. I wish the instructions had made that clear. When I pulled gently, nothing happened and I jumped to the wrong conclusion. The scooter easily folds and unfolds and is lightweight, just what I wanted, but I was surprised at how rough the ride was. Theres also a strange clicking sound every so often. Ill keep it and see how long it lasts. ****** Im not a teen, Im a woman who has used tools before. Seller: This message is for you. The scooter arrived the evening of 4/21/23. It looked good and was light enough for me to remove from the outer box and easily move around. The next day I took it out of the plastic bag and re-read the instructions. They guided me in how to unfold the front wheel – so far, so good! But then the problem began. Step 3 says to undo the handle clamp. Step 4 says to remove the plastic insert. But the insert is fastened in by a screw. The step 3 photo shows an arm up above, so I assumed that something on top had to be turned. Besides the clamp that could be released but not rotated, there’s a hole smaller than any of the tools that came with the scooter. When I looked at the scooter from the front, I saw the nut on the bottom of the screw. I tried turning it by hand, but it would turn only so far. One of the L-wrenches was the right size but was awkward to use in the small space. I figured out I needed to pull the stem higher to make room to get the tool into the end of the nut. But by then the nut was jammed and wouldn’t turn at all. So I can’t remove the plastic insert, which means I can’t insert the handlebar grips. All I want is for you to send me a new screw and nut, which are probably made especially for the LaScoota. I’ll need someone’s help where I live to forcibly remove the jammed nut, which will ruin it and maybe ruin the end of the long screw also. So please, send me those two parts or advise me otherwise on what to do. Thanks in advance for your assistance. I look forward to praising you for your easily unfoldable product and your customer service.

Bought this for Christmas for my 11 year old special needs son. He loves it, put it together by himself and rides it everywhere. Its durable and so far scratch proof. My 14 year old (61, 225lb) rides it with ease too. Overall the best scooter Ive ever purchased. Owners sent an email asking if everything was to my liking and to let them know if it wasnt. If I ever have to purchase another scooter, it will be this company

Easy to put together, smooth fun ride! Go slow first to get a hang of the handling.