Razor A3 Kick Scooter for Kids - Larger Wheels, Front Suspension, Wheelie Bar, Lightweight, Foldable, and Adjustable Handlebars

On the purchase of a scooter, I wondered ever since began to lead a more active lifestyle. It's so important to go and receive the joy of motion while maintaining good physical shape. In addition, it seems to me in the big city Scooter practically a necessity.Let motorists do not take offense, but I personally believe that:What is standing in the stifling traffic, wasting precious time of their lives, moving millimeter by millimeter, spending huge amounts of money on gasoline, repair and car maintenance, polluting the already not the best air where cooler to take a scooter, backpack, your favorite music in headphones ride to work by scooter! It's nice and useful!A good mood for the whole day provided!I, like many others, do not work close to home and my way from work to home is about 10 km.Kazhdy day I have to stand for about an hour in the multi-kilometer traffic jam, just to get to work. Scooter is a great way!This scooter is designed for people weighing up to 80 kg that is exactly the height of the steering wheel can be adjusted according to your height for example - 158 and it fits perfectly to me.The design looks very strong and inspires confidence. With steering with rubberized handles it very easy to manage. Literally only the first time you are standing on it already once dismantled what was happening.I can not put into words how good it was for the first time and take a ride on it! Immediately comes so unrealistic euphoria of movement during the period feel a little kid, but I think it's great!It's just great especially when you are late. No minibuses, buses and cars.It's also eco-friendly form of transport.By the way, as I see it, it is also quite fashionable "chip", riding a scooter.Certainly disadvantage is that it will be difficult to do in the winter season, although I know that there are versions for skiing in the snow, but it's too close to the bike, with large rubber wheels, sometimes studded. But this does not have to them.I still still can not get enough of your purchase, as it is excellent for entertainment and at the same time very practical purchase. Plus, do not forget this is to help keep fit and just be more active.

My 6 year old had been begging for a scooter for the last few months. I bought her a scooter when she was 3 but it was such a tank I ended up giving it away without her knowing. It was so difficult to roll that I always ended up carrying it for her.I remember buying my husband a Razor like 2 years ago. The quality was great then so it was our first choice when we decided(or santa did) to get her a scooter for christmas. I will say that she totally flipped out when she opened the box. She was able to unfold it herself although my husband had to click the handles into place.She hasn't used a scooter in some time and she fell 3 times the first tie she used this but we went out for a few hours today and she did a great job controlling it. I love that it folds because it's going to be something that we bring when we travel because we always do a ton of walking and she always complains. She going to complain a lot loess and cover a lot more ground with this when we travel, so it's a win-win for all of us!

I have a daughter that is 5 who got this scooter in red for her fifth birthday. My son just turned 4 and we got him the green scooter for his birthday. Neither one of them can ride it completely but they are having fun and developing emerging balancing skills for sure.I chose the A3 because the wheels are slightly larger and the base slightly wider. I thought that it would make it easier for my young children to feel comfortable on. Maybe I was confused and made the wrong decision; I'm not sure since I haven't put them on original Razor scooters or A2's. It was my understanding that these were easier to ride but I haven't confirmed that with anyone. I definitely didn't want to go with the younger Razors because I want them to keep them for a while.My daughter, almost 6 now, can scoot and balance herself on it for short distances and is so excited about that! She has alot of fun practicing. My four year old is beginning to discover what balance means but he seems to have a good time too although he wont stay on it as long. They will frequently ask to be done riding their bikes (that don't require them to use their balance because they have training wheels) so they can play with their scooters. I can for sure tell you that Mom and Dad love stealing their scooters to "show them" how to do it. So much fun!I make my children wear the Bell Fraction helmets while they ride these scooters and their bikes, since razor scooters require more of a multi-sport helmet (it's more like skateboarding, I guess???).

I bought this scooter for my daughter's 6th birthday this summer, and she absolutely loves it! She has ridden her previous 3 wheeled scooter to death. She is constantly on her scooter, and rarely chooses to ride her bike. So, in the one month that she has had it she has put it to good use. The larger wheels allow her to traverse our bumpy city sidewalks, and alleys with much more ease than my son's standard size wheels. She glides over cracks and rocks while my son has to pay a little more attention. I love having the wheelie bar in the back, she hasn't quite figured out how to use that yet, but I'm sure she will soon. It's a great feature to let you lift the front wheel to get over cracks and bumps with ease.My one gripe is that the metal brake heats up when you apply it. I was riding it bare foot to put it away in the garage, and when I applied the brake it burned the bottom of my foot and I had a small blister. So, even though you should never be riding this bare foot, take note. I warned my daughter, and she said, "Of course Dad! Why would I ride my scooter bare foot?" I guess I should have been as smart as my daughter. Anyway, I tested my son's scooter, I forgot the brand, but his does not heat up at all.Overall, I am very happy with my purchase and know my daughter will ride this thing forever!