Razor A Kick Scooter for Kids - Lightweight, Foldable, Aluminum Frame, and Adjustable Handlebars

This is a wonderful scooter. My daughter has already had hours of fun on it, and due to the adjustable handlebars I anticipate that she will be able to use it for years to come. She is 5 years old and on the shorter end (about 36 tall) and it works well for her. The handlebars could even be adjusted a bit lower for a shorter child. The quality of this scooter is exceptional for the price, and it is easy to fold up one-handed. As a bonus, when folded it fits easily into the bottom of my umbrella stroller, so she can scooter to the library or store when I push her little brother in the stroller and it can go in the stroller when we go inside.

This is a really solid, great scooter. The pink was exactly what my daughter wanted. The only downfall is the pink ones handlebars were shorter than the blue version. It was about an inch and a half shorter, which isnt much, but enough that our daughter was pretty unhappy and didnt like how it felt riding it. We ended up giving it to our younger daughter and go the blue one for our older one which since the handle bars came up slightly higher she ended up liking better. Great, sturdy scooter, just not sure why the pink doesnt go up as tall.

Had the last one for 3 years. Finally one of the handles padding broke off. I was not that much more to buy a new one then to replace the handles. My six year old loves the razor, so does my 4 year old that has her own, and to be honest I think its fun to ride too. Great to go to and from school and fun for our door playtime after school. Great product. One bit of advice, do not leave it out side. It will rust. I place ours in the garage while not in use. Other then that an A + kids toy that provides fun and exercise all at the same time.

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After reading the description and some reviews, I had the idea that this would be a suitable scooter for a short adult. If it is, the adult has to be shorter than I am (and Im pretty short). I was pretty disappointed when I found that Id have to hunch over to use it. I ended up ordering another Razor scooter. It wasnt worth it to me to pay $10 to ship it back, so I sent it to my niece (elementary school age) as an early birthday gift. So far, she has been having a lot of fun zipping up and down the sidewalk on it.

I must walk .75 miles to the train every day to get to work so I thought it would be better to scoot there. This has cut my walk time by about 60%! Its also a great alternative to a bicycle because you can just fold it up and bring it on the train with you! It only weighs 5 lbs and is about 4x16 when folded, so its no burden to carry. I am 52 and its the perfect size for me to both ride and carry. The only complaint I have is that it wore out so quickly! I only ride on smooth sidewalks and still the wheels are all chopped up and the steering wheel is constantly going crooked. If youre thinking of getting this as a daily transportation tool, know that its life will only be about 3 months.

This Razor A Kick scooter is very affordable and easy to manage. My 6 year old opened the box and was able to get it ready to ride all by himself, even adjusting the height. The handlebars are comfy and there is a no slip grip for his foot. It fits him well and I know hes safe with it as long as he wears his helmet. I love that it folds and well be able to take it with us on trips to a park or wherever without worrying that were taking up too much trunk space. Since its adjustable, it is shared easily amongst friends of all sizes, from a small 3.5 year old, to bigger 9 year olds. The red is a good color for boys and girls. The scooter has held up pretty well despite rough play over the past 5 months, but the adjuster to raise/lower the handlebar does sometimes get stuck. Id caution against leaving it outside during rainy weather as it can and will rust. Since its lightweight, and since its easily foldable, my kids are pretty good about bringing it inside without a hassle. I love the price as a good outdoor activity -- for around $25 I have a riding toy that all my kids can use if they dont feel like bike riding.

Value for the price is great. One never knows anymore. This came quickly fully assembled. Unfold and go. Appears to be sufficiently sturdy and then some for the intended small people.

Im a college student who decided it was necessary to buy some form of transportation because I am taking back to back classes that are the opposite sides of campus. It just came in last night and it does feel a little small. I am 52 with a size 6.5 shoe. When holding the handle my arms are slightly bent, about maybe at a 150 degree angle from being completely straight. My foot already takes the majority of the space and my other foot must be on the break, it cannot also rest behind my other foot on the scooter. When I was little and had a scooter, obviously I was shorter and had smaller feet so this could explain the inconvenience. However, I can live with it and use it comfortably. But those of a taller height and bigger shoe size, I would consider/ suggest looking for one a bigger size of possible.