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Razor A Kick Scooter Reviews for Kids

The Razor A Kick Scooter is the original lightweight two-wheel foldable scooter, rated for riders 5+ and up to 143 lb. It weighs just 4.6 lb (2.1 kg) thanks to an aircraft-grade aluminum deck and T-tube, and folds via the patented mechanism for easy carry—no assembly required. Handlebars adjust up to about 23.6 in, and 98 mm urethane wheels with a rear fender brake deliver a smooth, familiar ride. It is bare-bones: no lights, no suspension, small 17.3 x 3.6 in deck. Who should buy: kids 5+ and teens/adults wanting a durable, portable scooter for pavement commuting and play. Who should skip: younger children under 5, or anyone wanting a wider deck, lights, or three-wheel stability for beginners.

By BalanceBikeToddler Editorial Team ·

Verdict: The Razor A Kick Scooter is the original lightweight two-wheel foldable scooter, rated for riders 5+ and up to 143 lb. It weighs just 4.6 lb (2.1 kg) thanks to an aircraft-grade aluminum deck and T-tube, and folds via the patented mechanism for easy carry—no assembly required. Handlebars adjust up to about 23.6 in, and 98 mm urethane wheels with a rear fender brake deliver a smooth, familiar ride. It is bare-bones: no lights, no suspension, small 17.3 x 3.6 in deck. Who should buy: kids 5+ and teens/adults wanting a durable, portable scooter for pavement commuting and play. Who should skip: younger children under 5, or anyone wanting a wider deck, lights, or three-wheel stability for beginners.

Pros

  • Aircraft-grade aluminum frame keeps it at just 4.6 lb, easy for a child to carry and fold.
  • Patented folding mechanism collapses in seconds with zero assembly required out of box.
  • 98 mm urethane wheels and rear fender brake give a smooth, controlled ride on pavement.
  • Rated to 143 lb and age 5+, so it serves kids, teens, and even many adults reliably.
  • Adjustable handlebars up to about 23.6 in let the scooter grow with an older child.

Cons

  • Tiny 17.3 x 3.6 in deck offers little foot room, tiring on longer rides for bigger kids.
  • No lights, bell, or suspension—bare-bones for anyone wanting comfort or night visibility.
  • Two-wheel design is tippy for beginners under 5 who lack balance and stopping skills.
  • Rear fender brake only; no hand brake, so stops rely on foot pressure on the fender.
  • 90-day warranty is short versus competitors offering one to two years of coverage.

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