Razor A Kick Scooter for Kids

The original driveway scooter, and the one still standing after the third kid inherits it. Aluminum frame, urethane wheels, a rear-fender brake and a fold that takes about a second. It carries an Amazon's Choice badge and moves thousands of units a month in kids' scooters.

Safety and fit note: helmet and pads every time. This is a hard-wheel scooter built for smooth pavement, so gravel driveways, cracked sidewalks and wet concrete are where kids go down.

It loads in the back of the truck with the camp chairs and comes back out at the park. When the ride is over it folds and goes under a seat instead of taking up the whole bed.

The Numbers That Matter

143 lb limit. This is the number that decides how many years you get out of it. A scooter bought for a six-year-old still works when he is eleven, and then the little brother gets it.

23.9 in long, 32.4 in tall. Folded it stores against a garage wall instead of leaning on the mower.

Rear-fender brake. One moving part, operated by a foot, which is the only brake a kid uses when something goes wrong.

Aluminum frame. Light enough for a kid to pick up out of the grass, and it does not rust sitting by the hose.

Spec	What it decides
143 lb limit	How many kids it gets handed down to
Aluminum frame	Weight a kid can carry and no rust
Urethane wheels	Smooth pavement only
Rear-fender brake	Whether they can stop without thinking
Folding deck	Truck bed and garage storage

Who It Is For

The dad whose driveway is already the neighborhood meeting spot, and anybody hauling kids to a park with a paved loop. Pack the Coleman Kids Quad Chair for the grown-ups watching, and the Retevis RT628 kids walkie talkies if they ride farther than you can shout. A scraped knee is why the First Aid Only FAO-442 kit lives in the truck.

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