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

Purchased for my 8 year old Grand Daughter...she loves it. The latch to fold scooter open & close is a little challenging, my Grand Daughter was not able to do this.

Got this for my grandsons 5th birthday--he LOVES it. I bought a less-expensive version (A1) for his 7-year-old brother a couple of years ago, and the older brother remarked that his little brothers Razor is cooler than his is. The wheels seem to be better designed, and he is especially impressed with the wheelie bar (his term) on the back wheel. The A1 doesnt seem to be available any longer, but I think this version is slightly superior, anyway.

Arrived on time and as promised. Hoping a certain little boy will have a happy Christmas when he receives this gift.

My Daughter love it, it was Santa Claus present for Christmas, The scooters is extremely quiet compared with other models that Santa delivered in my neighborhood. It is fast but not to much, it is quiet, light, strong frame and easy to fold I did not have any trouble to assemble (minimum assembled required and the required tools came with the product) . What I highly recommend is to add a helmet and protective wear with the scooter; I didt do it and in the first ride my daughter fell, So meanwhile your kid finds the way the scooter works I suggest to wear helmet and protective wear.

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.

The seller gave it to me on time and there was no problems what so ever with shipping The scooter was exactly how it appeared in the picture shown there was no assembly at all required the only things that were a problem is that the bar that connects from the handle to the front wheel gets loose and has to be tighten or else the wheel will fall out of line and the steering will be useless until it lined back up and then tightened back int o place with a L wrench(the same one you might use for a bike) The second thing is that there is a small metal against ground noise that started to happen to me and a friend with the same model. i don think its a major problem since i am 123lbs and i doubt its because im to heavy for the scooter so i just ignore it and its still runs fine

My 4-year old little boy doesnt miss a day when he rides his Razor scooter. He kept riding my daughters Barbie scooter, and I shopped all around trying to find a new scooter that was affordable and durable. This scooter was the ticket! He loves riding it. The wheels are amazing smooth and the build is of good quality. The one complaint, although minor, is that its hard to collapse, but we never really need to because hes riding it everyday. This was by far the best purchase for my little boy for this year. It has helped him learn balance and skill which will prepare him to lose the training wheels on his bike.

Perfect. Son loves it. I looked at all the price options and bought one slightly cheaper because it said the box was damaged. I wasnt keeping it in the box, I displayed it for my son to wake up to on his birthday. No damage to the actual scooter

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.

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!