Razor A5 DLX Kick Scooter for Kids Ages 8+ - 8" Urethane Wheels, Foldable, Anti-Rattle Handlebars, for Riders up to 220 lbs

This is a very high quality scooter. I rode a2 before. The 8 inch wheels make huge difference. It is very smooth and easy to ride on pavement. The larger wheel also make it safer to ride over bumps and glide for longer distance. It is very light weight. Compare to a5 lux, it takes little more time to fold, but DLX gives quieter ride. It also folds easier than a2. The only bad thing I found in this scooter is the stopping distance. Before break in, it takes far to stop. It stops better after break in. However, it is longer than my taste. I also ride power a5. The rubber wheel stops much better than dlx. For less than $80, I definitely recommend dlx over lux or power a5.

I did a lot of research on adult kick scooters before buying the Razor A5 DLX. I trust the brand since we own Razor A1 and A3 scooters in our family - quality construction, durable, light, affordable and easy to use. I narrowed my search to the A5 vs the A5 DLX vs the A6. I think they are all quality buys but I decided against the A5 because of the omission of anti-rattle technology as well as the color schemes/excessive razor branding. I think I would have been happy with the A6 but chose the A5 DLX in favor of it's smaller 8" wheels and better pricing. The stand works great although depending on the size/dexterity of your foot/shoe you may need to operate it with your hand. The scooter has not disappointed and I really enjoy riding it. Although I use it for purely recreational purposes, I can see this being a great commuting/local travel option.

I bought this for my 12 year old, it is higher than the other typical scooters. I can even ride it and with just a couple of kicks, I can glide all the way down the street and when I want to really pick up speed on this due to the bigger wheels and smooth ride. I am heavy ~200lbs and this scooter seems to handle my weight fine. I may buy one for the commute, since it is so light and quick to get around on.

Love this scooter but watch out for ruts or potholes. The hard urethane wheels are not forgiving. You’ll be sent flying off if you hit either so don’t buy this if the sidewalks or streets are super bumpy in your neighborhood. There’s an adjustment you can tweak for bumpy roads but even when set to max you’ll still feel everything. It’s a pain to fold for some reason too. The scooter still gets 5 stars for the grand fun factor and durability. Kids can still use it too. The adjustable handlebars are great and the kickstand is a nice feature.

Good quality and sturdy scooter for bigger kids. My daughter is 8 and has outgrown her "kid" scooter and it was time for something more serious. Scooter is quiet over bumps. Only downside is it is a little heavy and the stand hurts when it swings against your ankles.

I bought this for my 14-yr-old son and he rides it everywhere. I have even borrowed it to go a few blocks to the store and back. It is an amazing smooth ride due to the large wheels and anti-rattle technology. It's built for teenagers and adults up to 220 lbs, although smaller kids can use it too because of the adjustable-height handlebars. The folding feature is so easy. We've taken it with on vacations and visiting relatives. Pay the extra money for the DLX version. It's soooo worth it.

Liked this so much I bought 3 for family scooting :) Folds easily to fit in the car and rolls smoothly. Came with an allen wrench to adjust the handle bar height to easily fit a child up to adult. My grandson is 7 and has his handlebars at the lowest setting, ours are up higher. This scooter will not go on skate park ramps because the deck is to low (it will scrape or get stuck on the top edge of the ramp causing you to fall).

Perfect upgrade from your typical small tire razor. Increase in speed and handles cracks and bumps a lot more efficiently without tripping over and falling. I weight 160 lbs. and it handles great. The only challenge is folding it. But I must say it’s expected due to its durability. You don’t want this scooter to buckle or fold on you during your ride so they made extra sure it’s locked in place which in turn makes it a little tricky to fold.