LaScoota Professional Scooter for Ages 6+, Teens & Adults - Lightweight & Big Sturdy Wheels for Kids, Teen & Adults. Adjustable Handlebar, Foldable Kick Scooter for Indoor & Outdoor, Great Gift & Toy

very good product

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

Great for our 8 year old.

My boyfriend and I wanted to have a fun way to exercise and spend time together and we don’t have much storage in our home so we decided to get scooters. I am super pleased with how small those scooters fold up while still being big enough for two grown adults to ride comfortably. I’m a sucker for a smooth ride scooter, so nostalgic 10 out of 10 would recommend. I got the yellow one and the color is perfect. It’s a highlighter color I was hoping it would be. My boyfriend got the black and green and his green is vibrant as well

Just amazing. Very good quality. You can not break this I can tell you that.

Love this scooter, already purchased a second one. It’s very smooth and easy to handle.

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

Excelente

Its a great scooter! It folds up nicely and pretty easy to assemble when you get it (it just needs the handle bars.) Ive taken it out on trails and around the neighborhood and I havent had any problems! The height for the handles is perfect and could even go taller/ shorter if needed :)

Here are my semi-coerced (but honest) thoughts: 1) Its big and somewhat heavy. This isnt really a downside, per se, but my young one truly does have trouble carrying it (even with the very welcome shoulder strap). 2) Big + Hefty = Sturdy Listen, as the above complaint is true, the byproduct is that the thing feels like a tank. Im much, much larger than the young one, and I can comfortably rip around on this thing and very much not feel like Im zooming around on a toy -- its a sturdy scooter. Ive had other adults zip around, jump off curbs, etc. too, and its *completely* fine. As in, no worries at all ― not even the hint of a worry. When the kids got penny boards for skating, I was certain I would break it by looking at it ― not so with this hefty thing. 3) Its hard/tricky to fold. This is a negative to be sure (my young ones cant fold it), but I also dont want it to fold when 6+ adults are jumping off curbs either, okay? So maybe its a draw? They key to folding it up is to lift the hefty thing up by the handlebars and then pull up the tab to release and hold it while you fold it. You can do it! Go for it. (And remember, feel free to really pull it hard ― you cant break it as far as I can tell). 4) I dont own other scooters. Im comparing this to nothing. I guess Im comparing it to kids bikes and penny boards and my expectations... but Its pretty great really does sum it up for me. Maybe theres something better out there, normally is, but this is pretty great. A kid can grow into it and still ride it in 30 years, and based on how its held up so far, I actually expect it to be usable as long as you can replace the wheels (havent checked, but it seems probable). Verdict: do it.