🛴 FONTE Foldable Kick Scooter: Lightweight, Study Design with Adjustable Handlebars, Light Up Wheels, and Rear Brake - Ideal for Boys and Girls Age 3-12 Review

My friend lost her old scooter where she parked it on the street and then it disappeared. I found this one, good specs and a really good price and decided to give it a try. I wasn't disappointed, it worked great. Firstly it is a solid metal scooter, it is light weight and very easy to open and close for my 10 year old girl. He has a great punching system that she can jump with and takes a fall well. Also a good rear brake where the wheels are solid and a good size. No cons, it suits me…

I bought this for my 8 year old sister. She weighs 84 pounds and is tall so she won't fit in a baby costume anymore. This scooter is perfect for her height and weight. The wheels are more stable as they are twice the size of a children's scooter. The design is simple, my sister prefers black. She usually rides the bus after school, so this one is easy to carry on the shoulder and not heavy compared to other scooters. It's about 10_15 pounds and about 50 inches. I feel more comfortable and safer

Continuing our long deliberation on what to buy for our friend's child's birthday, we stumbled across this scooter and were delighted with the photo. We made the decision to buy it and have no regrets. This scooter is easy to assemble (1 minute out of the box) but it's not light. A child needs a scooter for their first pleasure. Before cheating we will try in the garden and you will see the attached photos. Our friends say your child loves it and all that's left is the learning process. Surely…

Razor A5 Lux VS FONTE KS2 Please see my photos for comparison. FONTE KS2 has a wider base to stand on. The Razor A5 Lux has wider grips. FONTE KS2 has rubber grips compared to the Razor A5 Lux with foam grips. Both wheels are the same size. The Razor A5 Lux features a detachable pin for folding the scooter. FONTE KS2 has a push lever. FONTE KS2 has two shock absorbers. The base of the FONTE KS2 is slightly higher. The overall height is comparable for both. FONTE KS2 has a larger brake disc and…

This scooter comes with nice big wheels and front and rear suspension. The result is a smooth ride that can negotiate side bumps and cracks. The suspension is stiff enough to support my weight (160 pounds) without sagging. My eldest daughter loves riding it, even though the frame is meant for adults. She can lower the steering wheel to a minimum and use it to drive to the playground. Because of the size of the wheels, it picks up speed quite quickly downhill, so you'll want it to brake lightly…

My son really likes this scooter. The scooter comes fully assembled, that's why I like it. The scooter is kid-powered, so there's no need to charge the battery or fiddle around. The LED wheel lights up and the faster you drive, the brighter it shines. I think my son found it a challenge to see how brightly he could illuminate the steering wheel. The scooter is easy to fold and carry, it is very compact. Just throw it in the car and take it to the skate park. I like the steering wheel. They have

This scooter can carry up to 220 lbs and is recommended for ages 8+. No problem with this scooter. It has 3 adjustable handlebar heights and a large step on the rear brake that works very well. What impressed me the most about this scooter was that it had a shock absorbing spring under the handlebars and a foot platform. You can really feel the suspension due to the spring when you step on the platform. This makes driving over bumps and rough roads smoother and more enjoyable. Finally, you can…