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

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.

I purchased this scooter for my 6 yr old who is moving up from the Razor Jr three wheeled scooter. He is super cautious and not a huge dare devil but wanted one of these as soon as he saw his Sisters older friends had the same one at the skate park. We have had it a few weeks now and he has already learned how to balance on it although he is still a bit cautious. The wheels are very small and hard so its kind of difficult to go on the sidewalk with it because you literally feel every single bump in the street and if you hit a rock youre likely to go flying sideways... We keep to the smooth surface of the skate park and a concrete walkway at our local park and he loves it! Its easy to fold up but small enough that you dont even need to fold it to put it in the car. I like that they come in different colors so he and his sister can tell which one is theirs. Right now the handle is about half way pulled up, so there is still a good bit of room to grow. Im 5 4 and over 150lbs and can easily ride it too, so I know it will last a while... Im hoping that as soon as he gets comfortable with his balance on the scooter, we can transfer that to riding his bike without training wheels!

Amazon sometimes gives great deals and I happened to be able to get this scooter for half the usual store price. It is a sturdy scooter. It has smaller wheels compared to the newest models but for children, teens, and adults that weigh less than around 200 pounds, it is sturdy and relatively smooth. As a means of getting around it may be better to buy one of the other razor scooters like the A5 Lux but this one is perfect if it is for children or for sidewalk use. It is somewhat tricky getting it to fold and I cant imagine a child being able to do it by their self because it gets stuck easily. The handle bar slides up and down easily. I recommend it.

This is the BEST scooter weve had. My 6-year old son received this as a birthday present to replace another scooter he had. It rolls SO much more smoother and the brake is easier to use, although he doesnt use that quite yet. The handle is great, as you can lower or raise it so it works great no matter how tall/short your child is. Its also nice that the handle bar folds down to the part where you ride it, so its easy to store away in your garage, shed, car (if traveling and bringing it with you), etc. We will never own another scooter unless it has the Razor name on it again!!

I love my Razor A Kick Scooter (pink) so much!!! In fact, the other day I was having a good time at my apartment practicing some tricks you know like bunny hops and other cool things and I guess I was having so much fun the neighbors werent about it and told me to keep it down and stop listening to old nelly throwbacks. So I guess the only NEGATIVE complaint I have about my Razor A Kick Scooter (Pink) would be that its too much fun for some people to handle but my recommendation is to suggest to those who complain about your indoor Razor A Kick Scootering (Pink) that they get a Razor A Kick Scooter (Pink) themselves because thats what I did to my neighbor and guess what???? He didnt get one (yet) but he seemed pretty interested in the idea and I even let him have a test run on mine. Another thing I noticed is that people tend to give you a lot of attention when riding your Razor A Kick Scooter (Pink) and it does cause a bit of jealousy especially when you ride it to a party, but you have just got to learn to accept the jealousy you know? Anyways definitely recommend best purchase ive made by far and its really enhanced my love life. Oh yeah one more negative!!! I am pretty tall so I am thinking this scooter may have been more suitable for those under the age of 18 but I find you actually earn street creed when you are able to ride your Razor A Kick Scooter (Pink) while squatting down because its a little more challenging, so for those of you worrying about the height just remember you will still look fly if you just squat a little!!!!

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.

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 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.

I purchased this scooter for my grandson. It was one of the daily deals at the time, and was at a great price. This product is made of quality material and will definitely stand up to the test of time and the abuse of a 6 year old active boy. If you are looking for a scooter for your child or grandson, I would definitely look into buying a razor. My son actually had one of these as a child too, and they definitely hold up and withstand the hardships of being owned by active boys, and I even still have that one at my house for back up when they are here.

I bought this for my daughter as part of her birthday present this past February. Unfortunately, being a winter birthday she couldnt go outside and use it except for a couple days when the weather has gotten better(its late March right now). However, she has been scooting around the house for the last few weeks and has gotten the hang of it pretty well. All the neighborhood kids already have these scooters so itll be nice for her to race her friends! Im giving it an OK rating because aside from assembly being super-simple(just unfold it and it clicks in place) and looking like good quality(thats why I went with the Razor name instead of a cheaper alternative) it has already started loosening around the headtube. Its to the point where the front wheel can completely turn a different direction than the handlebar if you put the lightest pressure on it! Im almost afraid to let her go outside now and use it on the sidewalks(she does have a matching Razor helmet which I always make her wear). Its only been used in the house for a few weeks and shouldnt fall apart like this! Unfortunately, I dont have a big enough wrench nor do I know what size headtube wrench to buy on Amazon. Weve had numerous bikes at the house over the years and I cant remember ever once having to tighten the headtube. I wonder if this is a common issue? If anyone knows the answer to my questions I would greatly appreciate it! Jae