REDLIRO Adult Scooter: Adjustable Handlebars, Shock Absorption, Big Wheels - Folding Sport Kick Scooter for Teens & Riders up to 220 lbs Review

Fantastic scooter, love the bumps and how quickly it folds up for easy/compact transport. I'm 6ft 3in and it's very comfortable. It would get 5 stars if the kickstand was better placed so you could push it out with your foot instead of bending down to use your hand every time.

Update: When we took it out of the box we found that it has an adorable bell! My daughter will love this! We bought her for Christmas because she really wanted a scooter but she is taller than kids her age. It has a wide bottom for your feet and on top! I can't wait to see her face on Christmas morning!

My son is almost 5ft 5in at age 12 and was very frustrated that he had to lean forward to ride on his favorite outdoor item. Although he's as happy as can be after finding this scooter, he cruises our sidewalks with the happy smile we've always known. This scooter will serve him for a long time and thanks to the footboard it fits perfectly next to the bike!

This morning I assembled a scooter and wanted to use it to get around my work office downtown. Before I had time to drive even 100 meters, a folding element between the steering wheel and the base collapsed. Now I can't stand on it or it will collapse. When I first got on the scooter, it felt a little wobbly. This is junk. For the record, I weigh 180 pounds and the scooter needs to be able to carry 220. BUYER BEWARE.

I like the simple, minimalist look. Can be folded up easily. Compared to the Razer scooter for kids, it is much more comfortable on cracked concrete etc. My son was struggling with his cheap Razer scooter so I bought it to show him how I ride. It was a lot more convenient, so I let him try it, and voila! He was able to master riding a two-wheeled scooter! Now he can ride his razor too and we enjoy riding scooters together!

I really like this scooter, I like the bouncy suspension but there is one downside that makes it quite dangerous to ride. If you push the handlebars away from you while riding, which of course happens when you try to break them, the metal pin holding this thing together will pop open and the scooter will snap towards you when you least expect it. I drove it for an hour or two twice and it happened both times. Without my feline reflexes, I would have fallen to the ground. I still drive it…

So far this scooter has definitely met my expectations. I was looking for an adult scooter that would be easy to commute to the train station, work and nearby shops and it's just great as it comes with a shoulder strap and is foldable. You can feel the quality of the selected materials and how they fit together. It is characterized by a robust, functional design that places particular emphasis on comfort. And I love how you can adjust the height too, it just looks super cool! Even as an adult…

Look, when I'm racing, it's normal. This is a great scooter to ride and folds out easily. However, if you need to fold it up, you have to push the locking lever with your thumb enough that the skin on your hand can peel off. And no, I don't have a fake "quick release" lever or anything like that (this thing swings in every direction, so it's not clear which way it was tightened or loosened). It was insanely difficult to fold, and you had to put the kind of force on the locking lever that only a