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

Im currently 19 years old but I have been riding Razor Scooters since I was a kid. I just started college this past fall and Ive been looking for a way to get around campus. I have a bike, but my campus has too many hills for me to be able to bike to all my classes. Also, my campus has a bus system, but the buses are known to be unreliable at times. So as a last resort, I decided to buy a new scooter. I have one at home, but Ive had it since I was about 10 years old, so its not in the best shape. The new A2 scooter is basically a revamp of a childhood favorite. While structurally it is basically the same, the new folding mechanism makes it 10x easier to fold up. Im a pretty small person (only about 51 and 98lbs) so the size of the scooter is perfect for me, so there is a chance it could be small for others. Also since it is super portable, I am able to scooter between classes and just carry it up hills or other places where I cant ride it. Overall, once you get over the fact that youre a 19 year old college kid riding a scooter, this is absolutely worth it. I am 100% satisfied with this purchase and would recommend it to anyone looking for an easy way to get around.

This was an X-Mas gift for a girl. She said she wanted the red color and said this was a good scooter because the small wheels helped her turn with agility. I just hope she rides it safely. She absolutely loves this scooter.

Brand new but makes a noise as if it’s old but my daughter still rides it but we can’t figure out the problem

This is so easy to use. I got this for my 5 year old grandson. We took it out of the box, I read him the instructions on how to unfold and how to put the handles together, he did it in one try. So easy for him to use he loves it, his old scooter has 3 wheels and he said grandma I can go a lot.faster on 2 wheeles 5 stars!!

The updates to the folding mechanism clip are a huge improvement for my kids from the older version. I no longer have to unfold it for them because the clip is too hard to move. The break guard is a blessing and a curse: it helps if a child can balance to use the break well, but for a child still learning it gets in the way a bit.

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!

What can you say, its a Razor scooter. It does what its supposed to and works everytime. Adjustable height of arm/handle works wonderfully, makes it easy to change the height if my 3 year old son wants to ride his 5 year old sisters scooter.

We bought this for our sons 7th birthday and he loves it. It’s the perfect size and it will adjust as he grows taller.

I have one for my 7 years old son and I my 3 years old son wants to ride all the time so I bought another one and they love it

Some weeds in Utah have thorns on them which cause bicycle to get flat tires often. The material of the scooter tires is solid so the tires cant go flat. This is a great benefit for little kids who are riding in the grass a lot where the thorns cant be seen. The way that Razor used to keep the handle bars in the right position was to use a clamp around the steering post. I was often realigning the handlebars for many kids on my block. Razor could have done a much better job of designing this feature. Other than that, the scooter was quite good.