Razor Carbon Lux Kick Scooter - Red/Black, Spoked Large Wheels, Folding Scooter for up to 220 lbs

I bought 3 of these for my grandsons. They like the smoothness of the bigger wheels. They had the original razors for 5 years now and they love these much better. They have a bigger deck for both feet to fit on and like a said a bigger wheel. I went to the store to purchase, in the store they were $30.00 dollars more than if I had ordered on-line, so I purchased on-line and picked them up the next day.

Solid scooter. Some images don't have a kickstand but this does have a kickstand. Bigger step up for kids from the a series scooter, but 9-year-old had zero problems adjusting. Would also work for an adult.

this was for my grandson that moved to Cali with his mom he was complaining about leaving his scooter behind and being sore from all the walking so I got him this he loves it.perfect Christmas gift.

I'm 62 years old I have back issues. I use a orthopedic pillow molded gel pack and magnetic belt. I used the carbon Lux scooter for longer distance since I can't walk that far. I've been always physically fit. But now with the scooter I can continue to get my cardio which I wasn't getting physical therapy or just walking. Also I'm allowed to bring it with me my physical therapist gave me a note to allow me . Thank you Razor Company.

I was looking at spending $200 on a different Razor Scooter, just because I could pick the colors for my daughters! I finally came to my senses and ordered 2 of these for $60/ea. and they LOVED them. They work just the same. And there's no fighting over the colors. The only negative (and it's not really) is that they don't fold up. But they fit in both my car trunk and obviously our truck easily.

Amazing scooter. Ride is really smooth. As an adult I was looking for a scooter that could support my weight while riding with my kids. The kids like the scooter as well. The deck on this scooter is higher than some of the regular kid ones so it takes a bit more work to drop your foot down to pedal. It's more of a cruising scooter than the kids A125's or similar.

We have always been Razor product fans, and the Razor Carbon Lux Scooter definitely did not disappoint. We currently have the Razor A2 Kick Scooter as well as a Razor E100 Motorized Scooter, but my daughter is very tall for her age and has to hunch over when riding both of those. This Razor Carbon Lux Scooter rides extremely smoothly and both of my kids (ages 7 and 9 but both above 90% range for height) love it. The bigger wheels and larger frame make this a really good toy for riding on bumpier pavement. What is most fun, though, is the fact that I can ride the scooter comfortably, as can my husband. We're considering purchasing a few more of the Carbon Lux Scooters for family scooter rides! Similar to all Razor products, this scooter came nearly ready to go. We just had to attach the handle, and my kids were off and kicking. I also like how it folds down easily for storage. I highly recommend purchasing the Carbon Lux Scooter for many members of your family to enjoy. It will be sure to deliver fun, while also providing another reason to enjoy yourself outside and get some exercise.

I've been liking the scooter. It's stable and nice quality but after my first ride the back wheel started making an annoying snick sound that I can't figure out how to fix. Also I'm a 5'2 adult and the handles are barely the correct height for me, so be careful! Holistically I'm pleased but would warn others about those things.

The oversize wheels on this scooter make it easier to use and smooth over bumps. The size of the wheel correlates to the size of bumps and cracks in the road that the wheel can tolerate. Unfortunately it is much heavier than a regular razor scooter. It's probably not for everyone but for me and for my kids this is such a nicer ride that it's worth the extra weight. Folding it is not as easy as ideal. A regular razor scooter would be better on a very smooth surface like a wooden gym floor.

The scooter has a faulty build. This is our second one and it is being built with the back tire too close to the frame so that when my son stands on it and begins to ride it, the frame grinds the wheel causing it to get stuck and stop rolling. We are looking into a way to shave some of the metal frame so that this doesn't happen.