My son has complained that his foot doesn't fit on his regular razor anymore. He's 12. Does this have a bigger deck?
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The deck seems to be wider on this scooter versus the basic one. My son is a big kid and doesn't have any issues with his feet fitting. Hope that helps!
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No, they come in all regular sizes from 7 to 11. However they may not have stock of other sizes. Fabulous skates.
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It depends on your 4 year olds ability to balance. Our kids loved the three wheeled "Mini Micro Scooter" before they got their Razors. If your kid is sporty and has good balance, try the Razor.
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He's 3 going on 4? I think this might be too big for him, honestly. My daughter got this when she was just turning 7. Have him check a 3-wheel out at say, Walmart or Target first, and see how he does. If you think it's still too baby-ish, I would definitely go with the Razor, it's good, sturdy quality..
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After riding a friend's wood razor, my daughter much preferred the wood because it had a little more give and didn't burn the bottom of her feet. Her friend has had her wood razor for over a year, and uses it daily. No stunts, though, so I'm not sure about the wear and tear for that.... But I suggest the wood platform for comfort. Also, the bigger wheels on this make it a more comfortable ride on a bumpier surface.
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I also have the small one and he grew out of it. His feet don't even fit between the fenders on the pegs. His knees are almost touching the handle bars too. Get the bigger one.
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It's bigger than the razor from walmart. I'm 5 foot 10 inch. I can ride it but still a tad small for me..
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The toe hold of the skate gives some extra room and I don't think comes up far enough on his shoe to be affected by the width. Main thing would be to get his shoe into the toe hold and the strap snug around his ankle. Then you could adjust the length. I don't think it would be a problem, great skates to learn on. Hold up well.
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He might be too tall. His knee's might b too close to the handlebar. I suggest going into a store n having ur son sit on 1 just to be sure, then place order .
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No. The quality of the deck, trucks, wheels and bearings are poor, especially the deck. Get the z-flex mini cruiser, which is much higher quality and costs less
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It's not a step down, it's just different (smoother ride, faster). My daughter likes the maxi scooter better, her Razor now goes pretty much unused.
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The Razor looks sized for a kid 4 foot tall. Everyone will ride it though because it's fun to ride. heavier adults will find the suspension bottoming out occasionally.
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Depends. How tall is the kid? You're looking for wheel base. If the kid stands with his feet apart in a balanced position what's the width? Then you should worry about board width. Also, the ripper is a great little learning board but is an old school shape. Modern boards are called Popsicle decks and the nose and tail are both useable. Take a look at amazon for xsmall or small creature mirroz deck and go from there. Sizing a board is very important for a kid. And don't buy from a box store. Get good quality components. But to answer the question directly, prob a bit small for an 8 year old. My youngest was 5 when I got the ripper and it fit him perfectly. Depends. How tall is the kid? You're looking for wheel base. If the kid stands with his feet apart in a balanced position what's the width? Then you should worry about board width. Also, the ripper is a great little learning board but is an old school shape. Modern boards are called Popsicle decks and the nose and tail are both useable. Take a look at amazon for xsmall or small creature mirroz deck and go from there. Sizing a board is very important for a kid. And don't buy from a box store. Get good quality components. But to answer the question directly, prob a bit small for an 8 year... » Read More Depends. How tall is the kid? You're looking for wheel base. If the kid stands with his feet apart in a balanced position what's the width? Then you should worry about board width. Also, the ripper is a great little learning board but is an old school shape. Modern boards are called Popsicle decks and the nose and tail are both useable. Take a look at amazon for xsmall or small creature mirroz deck and go from there. Sizing a board is very important for a kid. And don't buy from a box store. Get good quality components. But to answer the question directly, prob a bit small for an 8 year old. My youngest was 5 when I got the ripper and it fit him perfectly. « Show Less
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I would say yes. Not familiar with the fat boy dimensions but the spot that holds the razor is .600 I have a Merkur barber pole in mine currently and it is not a tight fit by any means
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This slide only fits a 5' deck. There is a similar slide with an extension tube that is made for 7' decks. It is noticeably different in appearance. Not sure if the extension tube can purchased separately that will convert the 5' slide into a 7'slide or not.
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Thank you for contacting Dazadi! The 14" Kent Boys Super Scooter has a weight limit of 100 lbs so it would not be a good fit for an adult. The Razor Pro XX Scooter or the Razor A5 Lux Kick Scooter would be best to support adults. Please let us know if you have any additional questions!
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They don't but it's a great product for a 2-3yr old and size is right. Once older they would presumably move to a Razor but as a starter, it's perfect.