How does this compare to razor jr. kiddie kick scooter?
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My older son has a regular Razor kick scooter. I wanted to start my toddler on an easier beginner scooter. I chose radio flyer based on the reviews and how it looked. Re: razor jr., radio flyer does not fold up, and it appears to be wider (more standing room). Otherwise, I have not tried the Razor jr., and am only familiar with the regular razor. If it helps, we are very happy with the radio flyer scooter for our 2-year old; and my 6-year old even likes it.
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We have both the RipRider and the FlashRider and our kids (ages 6 and 7-1/2) prefer the RipRider (blue one). The spins on the FlashRider are harder to control (it will spin around multiple times when you want to stop as opposed to the RipRider which basically will spin around fast once). The RipRider is a blast to ride! We are looking at buying a new Riprider. Our kids have used it so much it's wearing out! We never used the "flash bar" on the FlashRider so we can't speak to how well that works.
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First of all, I have to say that my kids have never had the Razor Pro XXX. Looking at it on Amazon, I would say that the Fuzion is a lot better. My kids have had Razors, Royals, and MGP scooters. The biggest maintenance issue was the headset coming loose. Trying to tighten it so that it wouldn't get loose and not crush the bearings was always difficult. An integrated headset with forks would cost you almost as much as this scooter if you bought them separately. I hope this helps.
903628
Hi I bought for my 2/5 years nephew and he is loving this scooter. He is playing a lot and he is not having any problem.
867295
Hello. I have a four year old whom loves this scooter. It is very stable with a wide base for little feet. It is easy for her to use and propels smoothly. The wheels have held up perfectly on both bricked and paved driveways. I'm sure you wouldn't be disappointed.
8615
Best scooter for kids struggling with balance. It's extremely stable and turns easily by leaning to one side or another. Stands on its own as opposed to the razor or other 2 wheelers.
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The A2 is one of Razor's many "Kick Scooter" models. There is the Razor A, A2, A3, A4 (renamed "Razor Pro") etc. If you are buying for a child aged 5 and up, and no more than 143 lbs., any of the first three A models will be appropriate. If your child is older, more than 143 lbs and is doing "tricks" on the scooter, go with the Razor Pro.
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Hmm....I purchased the E 200 and the E 300 electric scooters.I don't feel my 8 year old girl is ready for either one quite yet ... she is not a daredevil with a razor scooter.I actually got the E200 for my boy at age 9 ... he was fine with it and even fine with the E300If your child is coordinated and really good with a razor ... it should be fine.None of our family is over 170 lbs and the E200 model will get going easily without pushing off , this could intimidate small children at first.good luck.
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My child has the choice of this scooter to get around the neighborhood or a $300 Specialized mountain bike. The bike sits in the garage mostly while the scooter is used all the time. The scooter is better for shorter trips of less than 100 yards. If your child is traveling 1/2 mile or more to get a friend's or grandma's house, the bike would be much better.
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The foot rest kind of does make a difference. If your son or daughter wanted to coast or not "scoot" they would have to have there feet sticking out. If they're in an open wide area it may not be an issue. The bigger issue with the Strider is if you have a boy. He will surely rack his nuts on that thing several times....the main reason I chose the Kazam over it.
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My son is 7 and has had both. The regular Razor lasted a long time and suffered lots of abuse, but pieces started to fall off so I got him the Razor Pro a few months ago. It is built better, but as a consequence is heavier. My son is a lot bigger than the average 7 and has adjusted, but did comment at 1st at how heavy it is.
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works great super sturdy. it'll last a lot longer than an original a scooter. it might weigh a little more but it doesn't affect how high i jump. i rode a razor with front shocks and the springs fell out so it callapsed on the front wheel and it can't move with my pressure. it depends what kind of rider you are. if you're an aggressive rider that does tricks i highly recommend the pro, but if you just commute on a fairly smooth surface a regular razor will last a little while, but won't last as long as the pro.
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Mine doesn't seem to move much. I can rotate it, but my child cannot. It's certainly not smooth like on a metal Razor-type scooter.
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I have both. I wouldn't recommend either one for kids under 3. I guess it is durable enough, scooter is way more complicated to open and close and holds way less stuff. Kids fall off it, especially if on an actual trip. The trunki is more practical.
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I purchased the razor junior. Both my 3 year old grandson and 19 month grandaughter are able to ride it. It looks similar to the one the older boy next door has which probably wouldn't matter to a girl. The sparkle scooter lists a heavier weight.
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I didn't look into any other trikes for my grandsons. My husband and I saw the Razor Flash Rider and immediately thought they would love it. Again, my twin grandsons are only 4/12 years old, but we do have older children that live in our neighborhood that have the Razor Flash Rider, and we see them riding all the time. Our grandsons like the "360" feature, and really like the "spark bar". In my opinion, I think the older children like it... our grandsons do, but I think the real fun will come as they grow into it a little more.
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Hello. My son is 4 and he loves this scooter. I bought the adult version for me and my wife. And we love them. The nice thing with this scooter is it will last and grow with your child as the arm support extends. The scooter has been ridden by my 12 year old nephew and he wants one. I have nothing negative to say about this scooter