Razor A Kick Scooter - Spring Break Special Edition Graphic, Aluminum, Foldable, for Child Ages 5+

I bought these on sale this summer as gifts to my three young children. They love them. We have owned a razor scooter in the past and they are well built. There is little maintenance other than tightening the mast of the handles and realigning the front wheel every so often. Although we mostly ride them around the neighborhood, they do collapse and could easily travel well in the back of a car.

The holographic color is really pretty my daughter loves it and so do her friends. I do wish the handlebars went a smidge higher but the height is still perfectly manageable for my extra tall tween. She spends hours on it. currently trying to find her a matching helmet. It's also made very well, she's had it a while now and this thing gets kind of thrown around and its been left out, you'd never know it still looks and feels brand new

I got this for my grandson's sixth birthday. He loves it. It was so easy to assemble. We just took it out of the box and unfolded it and he was off. I'm planning on buying one for my granddaughter turning seven next month.

With height adjustable handle bars, this scooter is a great gift for ages 4-9 boys or girls. It folds and is light weight. It rides smooth. My granddaughter plays on it almost every day.

Bought this for my granddaughters 8th birthday and her older sister who will be turning 12 soon has already requested one for her birthday. Scooter rides extremely smooth and is very well built.

I bought 2 Razor A scooters for my kids 2 years ago. I just replaced them last week with 2 new Razor A scooters. The old scooters are still in such good working order that I started using one of the old scooters myself. Now I am 170 lbs that is in excess of the rated limit, but I have still had no issues of any kind with the scooter. I jump it off curbs, ride it hard and even with my weight in excess of the marked weight limit the scooter is holding up perfectly.

Comes with a little thumb-operated bell and pink/purple streamers on the handles. If you're a 5 year old girl, what's not to like? Three-wheel scooters for little kids are easier to start on, but my daughter has seen bigger kids and stunt riders do everything on similar two-wheelers, so she's willing to learn to ride a "real" scooter, and shes' the cautious type - she uses training wheels on her little bike. Build quality looks excellent. Smooth welds, great paint, adjustable handle height and non-skid decal on the footboard. It's lightweight and folds up for easy carry or fits easily in the trunk of a very small car. This is handy if you don't know what play options might exist at your destination. It's so much smaller than the smallest bike, you can take it along just in case. I have no idea how they can make something of this quality and deliver it for $25 with in-store pickup. Both I and my wife tested it for sturdiness, and I'm over 200#, so this scooter is solid.

This scooter is awesome I would say weight limit 180 Rider height 5'5 I grew up with it and it's super awesome The wheels do go thru rocks. because it's razor scooter I guess that's why they made the big wheel scooter because of rocks I had a tried other scooters that weren't razor They fail at skipping through rocks

This Razor is pretty cool. It has the tassels hanging from the bars, how cool is that! It's PINK and adjustable. She wore out her other one and requested a new one for her birthday and this was the perfect choice. I Highly recommend Razor brand scooters, they are worth the $$.

Cute scooter, but if you have any bumps or cracks in your sidewalk or street, go for a model up with larger wheels and a shock system! We ended up with the A3 and it is 100% more comfortable for neighborhood riding. The A model was incredibly rattle-y and my child felt every bump. The A3 also has a slightly larger foot rest.