Category: Kick & Stunt Scooters

“Razor 3-wheel scooter” can mean four current junior designs with very different controls. The T3 uses tilt-to-turn steering and a rear brake. The Rollie DLX ...

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Radio Flyer currently groups two different learning styles under its three-wheel scooter range. The My 1st Scooter Sparkle uses an extra-wide, fixed-feeling ...

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The Razor A5 Air is a folding kick scooter built around two 200 mm pneumatic tires. Those air-filled tires can soften sharp pavement vibration and track better ...

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SKIDEE sells several scooters under one brand name, so a useful SKIDEE scooter review must begin with the model number. The current official comparison ...

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A dirt scooter is not simply a stunt scooter with knobby tires. Pneumatic wheels, wider bars, stronger forks, ground clearance, and braking all change how it ...

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The Razor Spark is a lightweight folding kick scooter with a separate spark bar behind the rear brake. Pressing that bar places a replaceable flint cartridge ...

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A seat can help a toddler explore wheels before standing balance is ready, but “scooter with a seat” covers several very different products. Some are ...

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The best kick scooter for a teenager depends less on age than on the job. A lightweight folder makes sense for school stairs. A 200 mm cruiser preserves ...

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The Micro Mini Deluxe earns its reputation by getting preschool geometry right: a low deck, two front wheels, a light 4.2-pound frame, a height-adjustable bar, ...

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A big-wheel kick scooter can turn a stop-start sidewalk ride into a steadier cruise, but wheel diameter is only one part of the decision. A 200 mm urethane ...

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