Razor A3 Kick Scooter for Kids - Larger Wheels, Front Suspension, Wheelie Bar, Lightweight, Foldable, and Adjustable Handlebars

My son loves it. Much less effort to ride then is old one.

Durable, perfect for beginners

Reliable easy to use, smooth running fits very well for my 5 year old.

Muy buen producto, se lo compre a mi hijo y le funcionó muy bien! Practico para transportar y resistente.

Stopped folding very soon, fine otherwise.

5 Yr. old Grandson dropped the three wheel scooter, jumped on this one and off he went. Loves the fact it will adjust in height as he grows. The brake is a real plus.

My son who is almost 5 but the size of a 6/7 year old and very adept and biking / scooting, tried the A1, A2 and A5 in a local shop. Wow - totally recommend doing this because we could tell instantly that the less reviewed, seemingly less popular A3 was perfect for him. Can’t understand why the A1 is so popular!! Get this instead!!! I am 120 lb so meet the maximum weight requirement and I tried it and could see why my son preferred it too: the larger board is nicer to use (even for small feet), feels “just right” and the wheel size is perfect. My son loves that it folds and has an adjustable telescopic handle bar. Couldn’t find a better price for the silver / black anywhere else. Thanks Amazon! P.S. my son went from a three Wheel scooter to a two wheel. Don’t let anyone tell you that your young child needs the Micro Mini over the Razor. My son mastered the Razor in less than an hour. The Micro Mini is super fun and agile (I tried it as well) and very well made but expensive and if your kid is like mine, will want a “big boy” scooter with two wheels to look hip with the other kids in the playground . It will also grow with your child and last longer !! All for $80.

Grandson loves his scooter.

Perfect for my teenage daughter. Looking to buy another for my eight year old.

The bigger tires of the a3 do seem to give a smoother ride. We got this for our daughters 5th birthday and she has ridden alot. She cant fold it by herself, but an adult can easy enough.