🛴 A5 DLX Razor Kick Scooter - Enhanced SEO-friendly Version. Review

I bought this scooter for my 12 year old, it is taller than other typical scooters. I can even drive it and glide down the street in just a few strokes and if I really want to pick up speed thanks to the big wheels and smooth ride. I weigh 200 pounds and this scooter seems to be handling my weight well. I might buy one for commuting since it's so light and fast.

Liked it so much I bought 3 for the family scooter :) Easy to fold, fits in the car and rolls smoothly. Comes with an Allen key to adjust the handlebar height to easily fit a child to an adult. My grandson is 7 years old and his steering wheel is on the lowest setting and ours is higher. This scooter will not ride on skate park ramps because the deck is too low (it will scratch or catch on the top of the ramp causing it to fall off).

Bought 2 of these for my wife and I. We rode them with my family for the first time yesterday and they are way faster than my brother's A5 razor. We live in San Francisco. and rolled on the sidewalk and the street. Air Kick rides softer but not as fast. The footrest works on this scooter and keeps it upright which is such a bonus. We tried the stand in the air and it doesn't hold the scooter. So we are in love with the purchase!

I bought this for my 14 year old son and he takes it everywhere. I even borrowed it to walk a few blocks to and from the store. It's an amazingly smooth ride thanks to the big wheels and anti-rumble technology. It's made for teens and adults weighing up to 220 pounds, although little kids can use it too thanks to the height-adjustable handlebars. The folding function is very simple. We took it with us on vacation and visiting relatives. Pay extra money for DLX version. It's worth it.

Very high quality scooter. I used to be at a2. 8 inch wheels make a big difference. It is very smooth and rides easily on tarmac. The big wheel also makes it safer to tackle bumps and slide longer distances. It's very easy. Compared to the a5 lux, it takes a little longer to fold, but the DLX offers a smoother ride. It also folds easier than a2. The only negative thing I found about this scooter is the braking distance. You must stop well before running. It's better to stop after a break…

Before I bought the Razor A5 DLX I did a lot of research on adult scooters. I trust this brand because we have Razor A1 and A3 scooters in our family - quality construction, durable, lightweight, affordable and easy to use. I've narrowed my search to A5, A5 DLX and A6. I think they're all quality buys, but I dismissed the A5 for its lack of anti-rattle tech, as well as color schemes and excessive razor branding. I think I'd be happy with the A6, but settled on the A5 DLX in favor of the smaller