| When Razor Scooters first burst on to the scene in | | | | These scooters are for kids five and up according to |
| 2000, many thought they would disappear into oblivion | | | | the manufacturer. There is also the Purple "A2" |
| never to be heard from again. Instead, a whole new | | | | Scooter for those looking for a truly unique ride. |
| category of kids' recreational gear was born. | | | | For toddlers, Razor makes the "Kiddie Kick" Scooter |
| The original Razor Scooter is still Razor USA's best | | | | which has three wheels and is made for four to five |
| selling item, though the company has launched a | | | | year olds who want to familiarize themselves with the |
| dizzying array of new products such as the | | | | world of kick scooting. Because it has three wheels, it's |
| "PowerWing Caster Scooter", the "RipStik", the | | | | easy to stand on so kids don't need to have fully |
| e-Series Electric Scooters, the "Dirt Quad", "Scream | | | | developed balancing skills to ride it. |
| Machine", "Pocket Mod" and many others. Some even | | | | For the latest in new scooting technology, there is the |
| speculate that Razor will one day come out with its | | | | Razor "PowerWing" which has suddenly become very |
| own line of electric cars. | | | | popular as it represents another twist on the evolution |
| In the wake of Razor's phenomenal success, many | | | | in asphalt recreation that has come to dominate urban |
| copy cats emerged to rival the original Razor Scooter | | | | landscapes since the invention of the skateboard in the |
| such as the "Mico" Scooter, the "Xootr" and many | | | | 1960's. You've probably seen the commercials for the |
| Chinese knock-offs. RazorUSA even introduced | | | | "PowerWing" on TV, but if not, you can do a search |
| various models based on the original push scooter | | | | on YouTube and find a copy there. The "PowerWing" |
| concept. Despite the competition, Razor continues to | | | | is still so new that kids are figuring out how to turn it |
| dominate the push scooter market both in terms of | | | | into a stunt riding apparatus; no doubt we'll see some |
| popularity, variety and durability. Consider this review | | | | interesting tricks performed on it in the coming months. |
| from a mom on epionions.com: "So are they still cool? | | | | The "PowerWing" is good for kids aged six and up. |
| Absolutely!! We're the neighborhood hangout for kids | | | | The "Carvr" scooter is a very weird hybrid between a |
| of all ages, and they all flock to the razor scooter. Only | | | | skateboard and a scooter. It's barely worth mentioning |
| the coolest of the cool have these... (oh, I can't believe I | | | | in my opinion since it's not a good seller at all and it |
| said that!)... " | | | | really looks like a mutant "scootboard" that should be |
| So far, Razor's list of push scooters includes the | | | | put out of its misery - fast. No doubt RazorUSA will |
| following: | | | | discontinue this item some time in the near future. |
| 2-Wheeled Scooterso A Scootero A2 Scootero A3 | | | | What about teenage and adult riders? |
| Scootero Pro Model Scootero Cruiser Scootero Carvr | | | | Again, the Pro Model scooter is the most popular |
| Scootero A5 Lux Adult Scooter | | | | young adult scooter that we sell since it has become a |
| 3-Wheeled Scooterso Kiddie Kick Scootero | | | | kind of urban phenomenon that rivals both |
| PowerWing Caster Scooter | | | | skateboarding and BMX. The stunts riders perform on |
| Given all the choices, which one is best for you or your | | | | this unit are really amazing and there are hundreds of |
| loved one? | | | | YouTube videos out there to prove it - a small fraction |
| Over the past several years, I have made a living | | | | of which are on our web site. Because of its broad |
| selling Razor Scooters. Based on my experience, here | | | | appeal, the "Pro Model" Scooter is a great ride for kids |
| are my recommendations: | | | | young and old - even college kids use it as a |
| By far, the most popular model we sell is the Razor | | | | commuter vehicle between classes. |
| "Pro Model" Scooter. The "Pro Model" is well designed, | | | | If your interest is primarily transportation, then you'll |
| is sturdy, looks cool and can take a beating. This | | | | want to check out Razor's line of larger scooters - the |
| scooter was designed by the Razor Team riders | | | | "Cruiser" Scooter and the "A5 Luxe" Scooter. The |
| themselves, so it's built for stunt and trick riding. This | | | | "Cruiser" Scooter is cool because its larger wooden |
| scooter is for more advanced riders aged nine on up, | | | | deck gives it a classic feel and can accommodate |
| though the manufacturer says the scooter is fine for | | | | bigger feet. It also has larger 140mm wheels giving it a |
| kids as young as five. | | | | bit more height. |
| Beginners should start with the "A" Scooter which | | | | The "A5 Luxe" Scooter with 200mm wheels is by far |
| closely resembles the original Razor scooter from | | | | the closest thing Razor has to a push commuter |
| 2000. It's portable, easy to ride and comes in a variety | | | | vehicle. We just started selling this scooter and already |
| of colors like Red, Black, Green, Blue and even Pink. It's | | | | we've seen it gain traction quickly. Even I want one! I'm |
| also very inexpensive - never more than $30. | | | | sure we'll see this scooter pop up across campuses |
| Variations on this scooter include the "A2" and "A3". | | | | and even office parks nationwide in coming months. It's |
| The "A2" includes a wheelie bar so riders can begin | | | | easy to carry and because it's foldable, it can be taken |
| performing stunts and can add a bit more variety to | | | | on the subway and even right up the elevator. Once |
| their riding. The "A3" is like the "A2" except it has | | | | Razor adds the cup holder, you may just want to ditch |
| shocks on the front wheel and larger 125mm wheels - | | | | your car. |
| it's sort of the Cadillac of the A series Razor Scooters. | | | | |