🛴 Enhanced Packaging for Razor Kick Scooter - Tackling Frustration Review

This is advice for anyone having trouble folding their scooter. None of the customer's answers helped, and the instructions say nothing. But it's on youtube. I couldn't rotate the lever to the rear wheel like everyone suggested. He's stuck. So I lifted the scooter upside down with the platform perpendicular to the ground. And I turned the lever. He turned around. The scooter is easy to fold. Thanks to the YouTuber who posted it! I'm deducting a star for that hassle.

Got this for my 23 year old brother as a Christmas present. Anyone can use this product, not just small children. She lives off campus and wished she could get there quicker, but didn't want to cycle up and down the stairs of her apartment. It is very compact and easy to carry. Lol she folds it up and brings it to class, she even started riding her scooter from class to class to beat the student who keeps taking her place. In any case - a great product that can make anyone of any age happy.

I especially liked the big wheels on this one as I rode it to and from classes on my campus where there were a lot of rocks and bumps in the sidewalks (help to smooth the ride). The connection between the knuckle and the footpegs has loosened over the years, but I've also abused the thing into the ground (rubber from my soles stuck to the brake shoe as I kept going downhill at full speed) and still works great after 5 years . Would recommend to anyone looking for a scooter!

Definitely go for big-wheel models like this one. My 4 year old loves it and abuses it like crazy. Because it has large wheels, it can easily negotiate uneven sidewalks, sidewalk pebbles, and especially the edge of a ramp on the sidewalk (ramp-to-road transition). I don't recommend big wheels. The bar on wheels works if you put your back foot on it and lean back, my son is too scared of it. The brakes are standard Razor brakes, a piece of metal pressing against the rear wheel causing friction.

Our son has autism and is struggling to learn to ride a bike without training wheels but he loves this scooter and is very good at it! This helped him balance and steer and gave him the confidence to learn other things. It is very well made and very durable. I bought this because we have a large backyard patio, but it has a lot of seams in the concrete and I don't think the version with the smaller wheels will be able to drive through smoothly. This makes driving much safer and smoother. I…

I bought this A3 to replace my son's last A3 after he left it behind my car and I ran it over. Even after that happened, we sort of bent it and it continued to ride it for a month. My other son has been driving it for many years, nothing has broken. These things can take a lot! They have had A3 scooters for a few years now and ride them almost every day. The wheels are big enough to absorb bumps better than cheaper models but not as big as the Lux my husband has, which goes too fast for a small

Due to the useful height of the adjustable handlebars, this scooter is really great for children from 3ft 10 to around 5ft 3 inches. Height. Anyone taller than that and you slouch. The wheels spin pretty well right out of the box, the foam grips are soft and comfortable, and both my kids started rolling in no time. And as usual, they just throw it away instead of putting it down carefully, and despite the abuse, the scooters look just as worn. As far as folding goes, we've given up on that…

I first bought this scooter two years ago just before Christmas in my freshman year. I am now a junior and recently bought another scooter after losing my first scooter on campus. If I hadn't lost the scooter I would have been using the same scooter for over two more years and despite all the wear and tear I put on it (I don't take my stuff very carefully) it still worked perfectly Excellent which speaks volumes about the Durability of this product speaks. I will say this is the best purchase I