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

I bought a Razor A Kick Scooter (green) as a Christmas gift for my son, who is 2yr 9mon old and 33 tall, so he will never have to fight with his sister (4yr 10mon old) again for another Razor A scooter that I bought a year ago. My son loves it (and so does my daughter) and here is why: 1. The adjustable handlebars make the scooter a perfect fit in terms of height for any age of young kids. 2. It is small and light weighted enough for a little kid to take along. 3. It is easy for a little kid to steer. 4. Its foldable design also makes it a breeze for parents to carry/transport around. On the other hand, parents should beware of the fact that a scooter like this could be faster than you want. So better always dress your little kids properly with protective gears and watch them during their rides for safety reasons.

Let me start off by saying I have a Razor a5, which I like, so Im writing this review from the perspective of someone who already rides a larger, bulkier scooter. Anyhow, Ive already ridden this Razor a total of 20 miles in the 2 days Ive had it and have to say, once you get the hang of riding a small scooter, this thing is quite fun to ride! I like the fact that, unlike the a5, its very compact and easy to carry around, which makes it convenient to bring to a store or to any location where you have to keep it with you at all times while youre there. As for durability, it seems to be very strong and will likely last for a long while. The handlebars are short, so if youre fairly tall individual (Im 5-7), this scooter might be nearly impossible to use. Also, you have to be more careful while riding and be mindful of the surface youre on since the small wheels will snag easily on large enough cracks and openings and toss you off the scooter! Overall, I like this scooter and would recommend!

Cute, folds nicely, seems well worth the money spent. (Around $28 at the time, I think.) Actually has a rear step-on brake, but my kids keep forgetting to use it. Streamers were shedding a bit out of the box, hope that doesnt keep up. The platform was REALLY small. Im not sure of the proper foot positioning for kick scooter riding, but my almost-six-year old daughter couldnt even come close to fitting both feet on here. Just one foot, scooted all the way up, and one foot resting just the ball of her foot, at best. So maybe for that it should be four stars. Well see how it goes.

This is a great starting scooter

12-13 year old daughter loves it. She wont ride a bike so uses this all the time everywhere. The ad says for adults too but I think the handles dont go high enough. Daughter is 53 and not bent over but I am uncomfortable with it at 56, I want the handlebars higher. Its on the highest level setting for height. Great value and durability. Had it for about a year.

I love this scooter! As a very tall person who feels bigger than 56, I took the initiative to adjust the height by trying to extend it from the collar because the neck wasnt good enough. While doing that I found myself feeling as though I made a huge mistake by taking it apart because I could not for the life of me PUT IT BACK ON! Which led to the stem piece constantly coming off every time I would bolt it tightly to the fork. I spent at least four hours trying to get it to stay put, but it kept coming off no matter what! I turned to youtube, amazon (which was a huge mistake because the guy just laughed at me), the manufacturer, and seller who sold me the item. And dont even get me started on the instructions *angry face* that just made me want to rip it up into pieces *angry face again* All were no use to me! So I kept trying, and kept trying, and even cried a little because I wanted it to work. I took a break, and then just before bed time I tried to give it another shot which was the greatest shot in the world! I took a deep breath and calmly worked at it. And batta boom batta bing! Yippy kye yay! As Bruce Willis says in Die Hard- IT FINALLY STAYED TOGETHER! With a bonus of being adjusted to where it was suitable for my long lanky arms! Its totally ready for college now! Crazy thing is its only been a few hours with this scooter and weve already been to hell and back in a day! Talk about an instant bond... it is indeed my baby! Now I just need to give her a name...hmmm... lol

I was searching for a scooter and saw this one on the daily deals. I was a bit worried that it wouldnt last long since its foldable and because my 11 year old enjoys sharing his outside toys with our neighbors. Thanks to their attempts to show off, this scooter has taken a lot of hits. So have they! Its foldable and easy to store. It doesnt take much space and he just slips it back into the box it came in (fully assembled) and put the box in the closet. He enjoys it and Im happy.

I decided to look into it because I had learned how to ride on the exact same scooter just that it was my cousins. Took me a day and a half to learn and it was awesome. But then I had to leave my cousins house and I wanted a scooter of my own. So I got one,I learned how to curve on my driveway and now happily ride it! Its collapsable for travel. Its sturdy and long lasting,it rides smooth and fits all my needs it really is the one of the best non electric scooters around. Its hours of endless fun! Im a kid so I rode it and I know

I had an A shooter, but it broke so I ordered this new one. My old one was an old one (10+ years old) Comparing this new one and the old one, I noticed: They added a extra set of bolts to the front pole base which gives it more structural integrity. My other one broke because the deck broke in because it didnt have that extra set of bolts. Good improvement. The deck is shorter than the old one by 2 inches or so. It is a lot lighter than the old one - which is nice, but it probably means the metal is weaker. The brake sits lower. They added a push button to keep the pole up. There is plastic covering the folding mechanism. The old one was 100% metal - seemed more heavy-duty in that part. The wheels are different - less urethane The wheels spin less than my old one - especially the front wheel. But that could be because it needs to break in more. (I did lube it up). I might loosen it a bit to see if that helps. Overall, still a good product, but they dont make them like they used it.

I purchased 2 units, one blue and one red. My kids love riding them. The quality of the scooter is very good considering its price. The handle bar is easy to adjust with no tools. Kids can easily collapse and fold the handle by themselves for storage. The ride seems fairly smooth for them even over concrete sidewalks, although they prefer to ride on asphalt park trails. The rear fender brake works well. The good thing is they go about as fast as an adult jogging, so they can tag along when I go out for a quick run. I own a Xootr for myself, and compared to that unit these are toys, but for sub$40 what can one expect? :)