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

I gave this to my grandson for his 4th birthday at the suggestion of my daughter (his mother). I was concerned about his ability to ride the scooter at such a young age. He stepped right on it and with a little instruction was able to ride cautiously around the room on the wood flooring. My daughter said he learned to ride it like a pro in the next few days. I saw him ride it yesterday and was amazed that he did so well. It is very good-looking - even better than in the picture. It is sturdy (I briefly rode it myself), and the ride is smooth as glass. He will be able to ride it for years to come.

Purchased two of these for my son for his fifth birthday, and now Im planning on a third. Seriously they really are fun for the whole family! For being such a light-weight product, the durability is incredible. Also because theyre so light-weight, theyre easy to carry across grass or other obstacles. I will warn you though, even the smallest rocks can make you face plant. And the brakes simply do NOT work if they get even the slightest bit wet. They put the brake on the back of the scooter, making it a little difficult for a small child to use, so may want to stick kind of close to your little one until they figure the brake out. Also, I recommend tennis shoes only while using this product. The scooter is light enough that if you jump off without using the brake or a rock stops you, it can swing around and scrape a foot or an ankle pretty painfully. Oh, and the weight limit lies. My husband is around 180 and rides it just fine so parents, order an extra one for you! ;)

This is a sturdy scooter with extras. I found other scooters for more money and no tassels or bell. This something the kids can really enjoy and like to show off. I got this for my daughters 3rd birthday and she loved it. We have been using it for 10 months and it has held up well. She is lighter then say an 8 year old and the wheels are in great shape even after our weekly park rides. The Bell and tassels didnt make it after a party with older kids. Im sure if youve hosted a party with tween-agers you know what I mean. I have full confidence she will continue riding this scooter for years to come.

Rides very great and for the price its not bad at all and its very easy to travel with because it folds and the handle bar goes down and its easy to fold and to put the handle bars down. This scooter was for myself and im 230 pounds and the box says the max rider weight 143 well its not that accurate because like I said im 230 pounds and I still can ride it and it rides like a charm. It was supposed to come with a Allen ranch but it didnt but the wheels and everything are already tighten good so you dont really need one. If you have a big foot like me because im a size 13 in shoes you may have a little problem but you still can find a way and ride it. This is a very good scooter and this is one of the most recommended scooter to me, well any of the razor scooters anyway.

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 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.

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.

My kid (10, tall, thin) has been using this for a year now and is now 11! Razor scooter A is perfect for her. I think shes getting a touch too tall for it now, so Im trying to get her to upgrade, and give this to her 5 year old sister. But she just does not want to let it go. Let it go, let it go....darn! Im never going to get that song out of my head! Awesome scooter. Just buy it. Its exactly as described, and if you must get more details, go to the razor scooter website for the full specs.

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.

As far as scooters go this is the standard by which all are judged. Sturdy and even (though definitely not advised) an adult could ride it they are so ruggedly made. They are rated to 143 lbs. Set up is easy as they fold like a jack knife. Just unfold it, telescope the handle to the right height, and lock it all down and you are ready to go. Elapsed time under a minute. To store just reverse the procedure. It took longer to get it out of the box than it does to assemble. The best part is the kids love these. They can go fast with minimal effort. The learning curve for a 5 year old is about 10 to 15 minutes to be able to ride. In addition, we see young teens still riding them at the local skate park doing tricks. So not only does the product last but so does the fun. A must have for most kids.