Razor A2 Kick Scooter for Kids - Lightweight, Foldable, Aluminum Frame

I’ve had This scooter for a few months. I use it to commute to my train, I’m 115 lbs - it works great if you’re on a flat surface. Once there’s a slight incline you definitely need to scoot. Last 5 miles approx 40 mins on one full charge. Scooter does not work well in cold weather or rain, it just stops working. I like this scooter because it’s light , and foldable. the brakes and front wheel kind of suck so if you’re in a place where you need to brake a lot .. good luck. I would recommend if you’re not in a cold / wet place and if you do not need to brake often or have many hills.

Maybe I bought the wrong model, but when I was kid these things were solid aluminum, not plastic except the foam handles. Now the swing arm joint is plastic, seems pretty sketch. Oh well, my kids dont care.

Just like the old days. This one feels really sturdy and has a little bar for the kick in the back. Works wel and good construction.

My boys loved it these were their Christmas gifts from Santa! We even raced parents to kids on them so they are very sturdy for all weights/ ages! My youngest was 4 when he started riding it

I bought this for my 6 year old granddaughter for her birthday. It is awesome! Took it out of the box and lifted the handle...viola! No assembly. This is great for my sons family as they travel to see family out of state. They can bring her scooter with them because it folds in half and doesnt take up much room. It is sturdy and handle height is adjustable with the squeeze of a lever! Great product! I highly recommend!

6 year old loved it, until he got the electric one ugh

I got this about 2 weeks into college, and I dont know how I ever walked to class. A walk that took me 25 minutes, is only a 7 minute scooter ride. It folds easily so I can carry it to class, and I dont have to worry about locking it up. The agility of it is perfect for navigating busy sidewalks. The noise it makes going over the side walk cracks is usually loud enough so that people hear you and move. The deck only has room for one foot, so the wheelie bar on the A2 is a perfect place to rest your other foot. Very well designed machine!

This is a great scooter. My 9 year old loves it and rides is almost daily. You have to pop the handles into place once you get it out of the box, but theres no other assembly required. It folds and unfolds pretty easily. It was a birthday gift for my son; he needed a replacement for his old one. I recommend this for anyone who has a young boy that would have fun riding around on it. Its great.

We bought this for our 4.5-year-old to learn on. We debated getting a cheap 3-wheeled scooter to start, but ultimately decided that it wasnt worth it, thinking that she could figure this out, then use it for 10 years. So far, so good. The handle height is actually adjustable so she can definitely grow into it. And the construction is very solid, so I dont doubt it will be around for a long time. She has a long way to go before she masters it, but I actually think the 2 wheels are more stable than the 3 wheel configuration (at least the ones with 1 wheel in front and 2 in the rear) as there is nothing to catch your foot on when you are pushing off. And because of the adjustable handle, I can even ride it and show her what to do. Well worth the money!

Really well built for $20. I was surprised that this was such a good quality scooter. I have seen thse around for years, they came out just as I was leaving middle school, so it was just past my time as a kid. My 4yr old likes it a lot and scoots up and down the sidewalk with ease. The wheels are of high quality rubber, like rollerblade wheels and the whole scoother is made of sturdy aluminum. If you take care of this and keep it dry, it should last many years.