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

Im a 59 adult male and I use a Razor scooter! There, I admit it. I occasionally work nights in a hospital and I get bored. How do I occupy my boredom you ask? Well I get on my Razor and start gliding through the halls. Im sure Ive been caught on security cameras roaming the hallways. But so far no security guards have come to stop me. I bet they wish they had one for themselves. My only wish is that the handle bars would telescope up a couple inches higher. That way I wouldnt have to stoop down to hold the bars. Yes, I know....this was not intended for adults....rather for children. But come on! I know youre out there too. Im not the only one who wishes this!

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.

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.

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.

We gave this to our son for his third birthday. Hes average height and the scooter fits him well when in the lowest position. Hes young, so there is a learning curve for it and he is still improving, but he has quickly learned how to balance and is now getting down a quicker speed. I bought it because I liked that it can grow with him, and I expected it to last because of the experience we had with our daughters scooter. This last week, however, after having it for one month, he brought it to me with the insides of the handles dangling out. Now, he might have played with it a little, but the bungee that holds them on has now broken and it makes me not trust the collapsable handles. The handles are also connected to the scooter by a bungee cord when they are folded down for travel, and now I dont believe that I can fold down the handles as this bungee is likely to break as well. I couldnt recommend this product because of that. Lets face it, the handles coming off would make it a really awkward skateboard.

Yes, this is completely sufficient to sustain a grown man with no problem. I am a 230 lbs powerlifters and I ride this to work everyday NO problem. I even do hops and s***. Doesnt break, doesnt give any indications of breaking. And it rides very smoothly. Downside is, I can only fit one foot on the damn thing, but thats expected considering its made for children. But the platform itself is still very big, its about 15-16 inches. Find for regular sized feet. Not for an apes like mine. Oh yah and all of you who said you cant ride this as a huge adult. Youre wrong. I hate people who say things without even knowing the true answer.

I bought this for my older son, age 9, who has been dying for a Razor scooter for a long time. The quality seems to be durable, and it was easy to use straight out of the box. The handlebars adjust up and down, and our 4 year old has now mastered the Razor as well, thanks to the adjustment. The foam handles are very comfortable, and the wheels seems quite durable as well as stable..... no wobbling here, except when Mom takes a turn. This scooter is simple, straightforward, and easy to use. No bells and whistles, but we bought it for its simplicity. Shipping for this item was quick, (super saver within 4 days), and the scooter is quite light. My children are not the most, agile kids, and this scooter was perfect for them and their abilities. For the price, it is a good deal.

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.

Couldnt beat the price for this nice quality scooter that I got when Amazon had their sale leading up to Prime Day. This one folds up when not in use. The handlebar raises up to a maximum of 33 inches from the bottom of the wheel and the lowest point is 23 inches from the wheel. You can adjust anywhere in between if needed. I bought this to keep at my house for when my grandkids, 2-1/2 to 5, come to visit.

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