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

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!!

Beautiful. A 3 year olds dream of a scooter. However after opening it tassels are already falling out. If you let any part of the scooter touch the ground the pink pain will scratch off leaving aluminum colored scratches everywhere. It is going to look old and tore up real fast. But for 30 dollars I still reccomened it.

Had the last one for 3 years. Finally one of the handles padding broke off. I was not that much more to buy a new one then to replace the handles. My six year old loves the razor, so does my 4 year old that has her own, and to be honest I think its fun to ride too. Great to go to and from school and fun for our door playtime after school. Great product. One bit of advice, do not leave it out side. It will rust. I place ours in the garage while not in use. Other then that an A + kids toy that provides fun and exercise all at the same time.

We love the classic Razor Kick scooters and the pink version is just as good as the rest except...very girly. My son has the red and together our two kids tear up the neighborhood on these things. They help keep the kids active and are considered cool at the same time. The glide is exceptional and the construction sturdy. The handlebars move up and down easily and the scooter is extremely light and portable. It folds for very easy transport. We love these so much that we ordered two extras to be shipped to my parents house in Michigan for our vacation. After a year or two of regular use the wheels will likely wear down, but replacements are easily purchased online for about $10.00. This toy is a great bang for the buck. Highly, highly recommend!

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 purchased the Razor A Kick Scooter 3 years ago for my kids. The scooter is very durable and even survived being run over with a car by accident without damage to it. I can hold 200 pound adult but is probably rated for less. == What I liked== - Durable solid construction design. Easy to fold up for storage. Easy to ride for the kids. == What I did not like== The wheels are a hard plastic that get held up on small pebbles or cracks. This transmits a lot of the bumps to the user as well. My kids fell off several times due to the wheels hitting small things that other scooters with softer larger wheels would laugh at. They use it less and less and generally ride their bikes now. == Overall == Good scooter for the price. I dont like that small pebbles and rocks can hang up the forward motion and cause falls. A scooter with larger/softer wheels would surely be a better ride and more tolerant of less then perfect terrain.

highly recommend this scooter for your child! It says 5+, but I bought it for my almost 3 year-old daughter and while she isnt a pro at riding it, she LOVES being like the older kids and riding it. Especially if they are little, dont forget the helmets and pads because there WILL be some falls, but its all part of growing up! With that said, the weight limit says 143 lbs so definitely not a scooter for an adult to ride around on. Ive put all my weight on it (170lbs) and can move around on it, but would hurt the long-term durability, for sure. For $30, you cant beat the benefits of getting your kid outside and moving around! For adults, you can get one, too, to add to the fun for your young child. (get a bigger one like the Pro model $50). Scooter folds up for easy storage and can get slammed all around without damaging it..In short, its kid proof!

This is not what I wanted. The description said this was the original, instead I got a redesigned scooter that is meant for smaller children, clearly what the 5+ was for. I used to have this particular design from Razor and have been a 55 Mexican for at least 15 years since owning the original. I specifically remember being able to raise the handle bars well above my head and being able to place both my feet on the board. The handle bars on this model barely come up to my belt line and can not be raised any higher than that because there is a locking mechanism preventing this. What is even the point of the collar lock if you can barely raise the handle bars higher than the picture? Like, I seriously want to try and see if I can ride this thing the way it is, because I actually needed this thing, but Im afraid the company wont take it back if theres barely a scratch on the damn thing.

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.

My 8 year old daughter wanted a scooter for Christmas so Santa got her the cheap Hello Kitty scooter...within a month the wheels split. So we bought her the Pink A Kick scooter and she loves it. We often go scootering which is basically me walking behind her going Slow down! or Dont go to far! Which gave me the idea of building my own scooter...which you can see pictures of in the Razor Ultra Pro deck for sale elsewhere on Amazon. Anyway, this scooter is perfect for her now, low priced, but very solid build. She currently trying to learn to hop and jump off the curb. I did notice that the stock pink wheels were a bit un-round....not true...I guess...but since I had bought new wheels for my scooter, I decided to try and fit them on her scooter. The stock wheels are 98mm and the wheel I had are Yak Scat II purple on black solid core 100mm wheels. Well the fit with barely enough clearance...not bad. She says the scooter rolls much better...now I need to get Purple grips and Grip tape to match.