Razor Jr. Lil' Kick Scooter

My 22 month old daughter always see's her three older brothers riding their Razor Scooters throughout the neighborhood and in our backyard. She has tried to ride their scooters but she is just too small for a full sized Razor scooter and also not able to balance on the two wheeled scooters yet.The scooter does not come out of the box ready to ride like most Razor Scooters. Some assembly is required and it took my Husband about 5 minutes to put the whole scooter together. All the tools were included in the box which was a nice change from most kids toys.The scooter is very sturdy. All 3 of my son's ages, 8, 11, and 15 have ridden it and it survived and wasn't damaged in any way. I certainly wouldn't recommend this size for a non toddler but if a big kid rides it, it's not going to break into pieces. I was pretty surprised how sturdy it is!I also like the fact that because it has 3 wheels it doesn't wobble at all. The handles aren't slippery or hard for my daughter to grasp. I am a fan of all the Razor scooters, but this one exceeds my expectations for durability and the fact it doesn't wobble!My 22 month old hasn't grasped the whole kicking off with her other foot but she does stand on it and sort of propel herself forward.I paid full price for this Razor Jr Lil Kick Scooter. I wasn't offered any discounts of future discounts for this product review. All opinions, experiences, and photo's are my own. I provided this review for anyone considering the purchase of this scooter. Thank you!

I got two of these for my toddlers. One is 4, average size, and it is the perfect size for her. I'd say another year or two of use. The other child is 2, but he is very small for his size, (wears size 18 mo, barely). He is just about the same height as the scooter. He can ride it very well through the house and can pick it up to carry it around still.The scooters roll smooth, but luckily not too fast to where I would worry about either of them loosing control, even on our tile floors.I like that the handle bar actually turns. The only thing that would be better was if it folded up. But it's small and does not take up much space, so its okay.UpdateThe handle will get twisted, so tighten the screws every few months. Or just show your kid how to twist it back in place. No biggie. And the screw ppl complain about on the side does not bother my kids at all, because they are smart enough to adjust their kick. Even my son with his tiny legs does not have an issue with the back wheel.. still their fave riding toysm.

I got this for my petite 4 year old daughter (she is really only as tall as the average 3 year old). It says it's good for up to age 5, but really I would say 4 is probably the top end b/c of the size of the foot platform.The assembly is relatively simple and took me about 15 minutes. The handlebar is adjustable so you can make it the perfect height for your little one. It's sturdy metal frame, plastic foot platform, and large rubber wheels. So it is very high quality and sturdy.I have read in other reviews of issues with the wheels hitting ankles/heels, but we didn't find that to be a problem at all. My daughter really enjoys this and the large wheels help her keep it balanced and go over bumpy terrain on the sidewalk.Overall, this is a great little scooter for your little one to learn on or for a little sister/brother to keep up with the older kiddos.

If my three year old could have any say on this, she'd give it 15 stars.From my perspective, I like the Razor quality. It was super easy to put together - the wheels and the frame are high quality & strong - I expect lots of use on this by my toddler - and it won't be gentle use either, but I'm confident it will hold up to the abuse.From my three year old's perspective, this thing is awesome! She moves through the house (on tile) like lightning and it actually provides some good developmental skills (steering, balance, coordination). Nice job Razor!

I bought this for my 3-year-old niece and a blue one for my 3-year-old nephew and watched as the daddies put them together. The boxes were sturdy cardboard and the pieces were nicely wrapped for protection. Only wrenches (supplied in package) were needed for assembly. The wheels were attractively encased in super this rubber-like material and are not likely to wear out anytime soon. The fork looked strong. The foot rest was solid and thick. The handlebar came with a decorative velcro pad to guard against hitting little heads on the metal handlebar. The colors were bright and cheerful-looking. The kiddies just loved them and the daddies happily taught them how to ride their first scooters. Uncle was pleased with his purchase and all the hugs he received.

My 4-year-old has Autism. We got this for his birthday, to help with balance and coordination. He doesn't fall, but it isn't easy for him. (PERFECT! A little challenge, but not enough for him to not want to do it.)It is a great, solid, well-built, easy to use, easy to put together scooter. He loves it. I love that even though the weight limit is 40 pounds, our room mate's son, (about 100 pounds) has used it and had no problem. Great scooter for special needs kiddo!

Purchased this for my niece. While she loved the color, the size (she is a small 4 year old), and everything else about this scooter I'm not as happy with the stability while turning. Because the two wheels are in the back, when going straight or standing on the scooter, is totally stable and works great. However she has a tendency to lean forward towards the handle bars while riding, so when she turns the scooter wants to tip over. She has taken a few falls because of the instability. I'm sure with practice she will get the hang of it, but the other scooters with two wheels in front and one in back might be better for young riders.