Razor A5 Air Kick Scooter for Kids Ages 8+ - Extra-Long Deck, 8" Pneumatic Rubber Wheels, Foldable, Anti-Rattle Handlebars, for Riders up to 220 lbs

I do like this scooter a lot! I bought 3 scooters, this was the first one. It has a nice low deck which makes it easy to kick from since you don't have to bend your other leg that much. Just beware that the deck is really low when you go over edges etc. The pneumatic tires make this a really quiet scooter, people do not hear you coming ! However, those tires do not stay hard for very long, perhaps a week or two, before you would want to inflate again. The problem is that the valves are difficult to attach a pump to, since they are small and really close to the rims. The other problem is that the folding mechanism is too slow. If you don't need to fold it for your use that is not a problem, but if you go on a bus it is most practical to fold it. Otherwise it is a really good scooter, and comfortable too. Sturdily built. The rear push-down foot brake does work somewhat even in wet conditions since the tires are pneumatic and not Polyurethane.Update after almost 3 years of every day use: After almost 3 years of using this scooter 5 days a week I couldn’t be happier ad just now decided to buy another one so in case something happens to the tires on the old one I still have one to use since I need it every day. I have found the tires last about 2 years with everyday use before they wear out, they get a bulge in the tread and then you know it is time to change them out. You can buy the complete tire directly from Razor for under $25 each, which is reasonable. This is now my favorite scooter, very sturdy and lightweight (11lbs) so it is easy to bring on a bus if you need (like I do). You can just grab it and run up escalators or stairs and easily bring to your workplace. It doesnt need a lot of room. One great thing is the low deck which makes it so much easier on your knees. (Just be aware of large bumps). During dark mornings you can attach bike lights to the handlebar so you can be safe. The wide tires makes this a whole lot safer than the those with thin urethane tires.For those who are trying to stay fit: using this will greatly increase your muscle mass while shrinking your thighs and legs! Forgot to mention I am 5 f 5 and 140 lbs. it fits perfectly, just the right size for me.

I just took this scooter out for the first ride and it was absolutely smooth and sturdy. I’m 5”6 and the handlebar sits perfectly where my hips are. When it arrived at my house the tires were deflated so make sure you have an air pump handy. I was able to fill them easily. I was nervous about getting a scooter as an adult, as I had a pretty nasty wipeout on one when I was about 15 but these tires are designed for stability. However, beware of large bumps, I would walk those (bc the deck is low) otherwise small bumps are fine. I highly recommend. Will be using it daily to commute to work.

My son loves this thing! Rides over any terrain and isn’t too huge for him to ride comfortably

I bought this for my 10-year old who grew out of her first razor scooter. It's a great step up as the handle bar fits her height well, and the scooter itself is very sturdy. The biggest advantage of this scooter is that the wheels are inflated rubber wheels, which makes handling bumps and rocks on the road a breeze. Coming from the smaller scooter which had rollerblade wheels and ball bearings, you can feel that this scooter is not as fast or as agile. But, you can do jumps with this scooter and the landings are cushioned. The main reason that I'm knocking a star off of this review is that while it does come with a kick stand, the base is so low that the scooter tends to fall over unless you get it positioned just right. The stand is appreciated, but it doesn't have enough of a lean.

Lightweight, strong, no rattle sounds, soft cushioning wheels, an effective brake and height adjustable from kid all the way to young adult.I bought it for my sons 5-year-old birthday and he loves it. Now my 7-year-old daughter wants one.

My doughter lives on this scooter

I purchased this to ride myself I am an adult and it is great. The height of the handle is adjustable so for me, it is great. I can ride through the gravel on the road without the fear of being knocked off. It does fine in low grass but if you are riding in bumpy it will stall because it still sits low to the ground. The tires were easy to fill and held air fine. I ride next to my grandson when he is riding his electric car, it goes 5 mph and I can't walk that fast and I don't run, so this was a great alternative to keep up with him. I do check the adjustment knob before I ride to make sure it is tight, as I ride in some bumpy areas, I have only had to tighten it once, but I still check. I recommend this scooter it is well-made and sturdy.

I use push scooters to help with my daily commutes as well as to add in some extra exercise into my routine. I'd been using an A6 for almost 4 years (really 5 - I tried some of the Chinese produced scooters in 2020, which fell apart quickly in-between an older A6). I decided to try this A5 since it had treaded tires - I lived in a very rainy city, with frequent slick streets, where the A6 does not perform well.The treaded tires do indeed perform much better in the rain! You can actually break, and it never slides. It's just a shame everything else about this is inferior. You would think with the treaded tires and wider break pedal, there'd be proper splash protection - but no, water is always going to spray on the leg on the board as you scoot. If anything, the splash was worse than the A6, with the tire treads I believe deflecting more water. The treads also slow down the scooter; I definitely wasn't zooming the way I did with the A6.Most of all, however - this thing is short! I did not think only a few inches would make that much of a difference, but despite the photos provided, this really isn't for anybody tall. This would undoubtedly work great if you're under 5'9", but I am 6'2". The A6 was tall enough that I didn't have to bend forward, but this more-or-less feels child sized to me.Unfortunately, it looks like I'll be going back to the A6.