Razor A Kick Scooter, Aluminum Folding Scooter for Kids

My nephew, who turned 6, LOVED this gift. He was zooming around on it the minute it came out of the box. Aunty nailed it again!!!

Bought this Razor (A) Scooter for my daughter to practice her balance and so far, so good. The scooter is very sturdy and folds for easy transportation. I know this is the smallest Razor Scooter and is rated for kids up to 143 pounds, however, this “big kid” has given it a try and amazingly it holds my 5’11 225 pound frame flawlessly after many “runs”! Currently, I’m waiting for my “adult” scooter (Razor A6) and look forward to rolling full time with my kids (ages 6 and 4) in the near future. Note: my wife also enjoys riding the Razor A Scooter! Very satisfied customer here! Buy it, you won’t be disappointed :-)

Bought 3 of these for the grandkids...easy to fold and keep under their beds...they live in an area that they have had their bikes stolen that were kept outside...very sturdy and I’m sure they will be able to use them for years to come!

They definitely aren’t making these like they used to. The latch to fold and unfold gets stuck pretty frequently and the bearings in the wheels started scraping after 3 months of my child riding it. Already having to replace the wheels today.

My 5 year old absolutely loves Razor scooters! It will use this more than his bicycle. I just wish they were a little more durable.

I loved that it is exactly as shown

My son asked for a scooter for his birthday so we ordered this one. Razor is a name we recognize me trust pretty well. Does not disappoint. Very very easy to “assemble”. You just snap the handles in place and move the bottom part down, using a lever to unlock. Only downside so far is that my 8 year old is fairly tall and I don’t know how long it will “fit” him. It’s pretty perfect size for him now. Luckily we have other kiddos that can have it when he outgrows it.

Love this scooter. Great product.

This was a gift from the “tooth fairy” for my almost 7 yr old! It took him a while figure out the two wheels after riding the 3-wheeled scooter.. once learned to balance himself, he enjoys his quarantine day outings in the empty parking lots:) we all like it!

Opened up the box, and there it was. A lever and a couple of push buttons and my kid was off having a blast!