Razor Cruiser Scooter

My 7 year old loves his new scooter. I love that the wheels are fairly large. He's had a much easier time riding this scooter than the small wheeled scooters. We also bought the Razor A5 Lux and just for anyone comparing the two, the Lux is a bit larger and has much larger wheels. The deck on the Lux easily lets you keep both feet on the razor, while I don't think you could do that on the Cruiser. We bought the Lux for our 10 year old and it is fantastic. Both scooters feel and look well made, the Lux is definitely better for bigger kids and even adults, the Cruiser would work for big kids too, but not really for an adult.

Updated September 2018 with the following: First scooter is holding up decently and I bought a second of the exact same model for my younger son. The first it kept outside under a deck, so it's somewhat weather protected, but still exposed to the environment. The chrome plating is being taken over by rust in numerous areas but this hasn't taken away from usability. The wood deck is holding up well and although the grip tape decal is still in place, the edges are slightly curling up here and there. I don't want to fault Razor too much for this since it's my choice to store them outside where it's quick and easy for the kids to grab them, vs. a better protected indoor location.About the right size for our 6 year old, who graduated from a Micro 3-wheeled scooter. But the adjustable height handlebar makes this workable for our 4 year old, too.I'm a big fan of the wooden deck just for aesthetics. You know kids can be hard on their gear, and this scooter gets laid down a lot. The wood so far has held up, and looks better than scratched up metal. It stands out nicely against the polished metal, and is fairly sturdy, even under adult weight (though I wouldn't recommend it for an adult).I also like the larger wheels on this version -- they're less affected by uneven or cracked pavement and driveway lips, although they can still be stopped short without much of an obstruction.The heel brake is pretty decent. Many scooters use nothing more than a flexible piece of metal or plastic; this model features a pin hinge and a return spring. It's probably more susceptible to something breaking -- just a wild supposition -- but it's a nice touch.Lastly, the value seemed fair compared to a lot of the other similar-sized scooters I looked at. It's money well spent if we can get a few years out of it.

This scooter is excellent. It's incredibly lightweight and can be easily carried onto a bus. The folding mechanism is very strong and well built. The hull colors are a little misleading in the picture. The hull is made of wood and the colors are a little flashy (bright yellow and orange.) Overtime if you don't clean the hall then the colors will dull because there's dirt on the scooter.The wood hull is still good and it's a very stable and strong scooter.

So cool and stylish. Everyone comments on how cool this scooter is. My 6 year old girl loves it. Bigger than regular Razors and better wheels. Love the wood footboard. Footboard gets dirty the first day. I gave up trying to keep it brand new looking already. Stylish and smooth.

This is a beautiful scooter--old fashioned California surf vibe, sturdy deck, and smooth riding. I bought this for my daughter, who is 5' 2", and the handlebars--fully extended--come up to about her waist. The photos are deceiving. She will use it throughout this school year, but we will have to look for one that has taller handlebars for next year.

Got this for my 12 yr old. He loves it. The wood deck flexes for shock absorbing but it also allows for easy bunny hops and little jumps off curbs - more so than the metal scooters (a3/a5). The deck is also wider than the usual razors - allowing for side by side foot placement. The deck also has graphic grip tape on it for non slip. Only issues for my son is the small sized bars (a3 bars instead of a5's) and it'd be nice to have bigger wheels - but they are at least larger than the tiny a3 wheels. Overall a great scooter for a good price.

This was a present for my daughter, a little over a year ago, when she was 6. She loves it so much! For the first year, whenever it wasn't raining out, she was outside riding it up & down the block. Her friends would take turns on it, & she would bring it to her Grandma's when she'd go to visit. This summer, she's been more into trying to learn to ride her bike without her training wheels, but, if we walk to the park, 7 blocks away, she still likes to ride her scooter. Wish they made these when I was a kid! Sooo FUN! The only thing about these scooters that I don't like, is they don't have kick-stands, so the sides get all scratched up from laying them on the ground. I recommend them, anyway! Especially this pretty pink one. :)

I thought this scooter would be a good starter two wheel scooter for my 5 year old because of its wide base and larger wheels. When it arrived and we took it out of the box I was worried it was too much scooter for my little girl. The first time she tried it it was difficult for her, but she insisted and used it for about ten blocks. When we got back home I was sure it would take her forever to get the hang of it since she was only able to balance and glide for about two seconds at a time. The next day she got the hang of it. By day three she was a pro--she could glide for looooong stretches down the sidewalk. She's only fallen once--and that was when she was going very slowly and trying to make tracks through a puddle and turned the handlebars very sharply. Her friend has a regular razor scooter and can still only glide for aabout 5 seconds before starting to tip. I think the wider base of the wooden cruiser is great for newbies-- I am sure that's why my girl got so good at scootering so quickly. I LOVE this scooter.

Decided to finaly invest a little more $ getting a quality scooter ! However, the scooter I received had the board grip unglued (5inches) when received and I had to glue it back. The included tool was missing (and I didnt had one in hand) and the manual seems manipulated... wheels also seems a little used but that may be from factory test if any... the grip is not perfectly centered and the board back wheel is not centered also. Not a big concern but showing quality issues. Overall, seems like a good scooter but I either received a used one, or their factory quality controll is not good. I had contacted Razor directly to advise of my experience and they told me to contact Amazon instead ? Why do they put this big paper in the box, sayin to contact them directly instead of the seller ?

Lo compré para mi hijo de 5 años, ya había pasado el peso de su Micro de 3 ruedas y me decidí por uno de 2 ruedas que le durara mucho tiempo.La parte de madera es ancha y cómoda. Aguanta perfecto el uso un poco rudo que le damos, ya llevo con él varios meses.Lo recomiendo ampliamente.

I wanted a good scooter to ride for pleasure and one that could take from place A to place B smoothly. I'm 25 years old and I live in Montreal, you have never seen a city with streets worst than ours REALLY. So I can assure you that the Razor cruiser scooter is great for the city. It offers me a smooth ride and is a wonderful ride for adults. I read comments about the handle being too short and it's true I'm 5,4'' so it's perfect for me but anyone higher than 5,6'' might find it too short.The only annoying thing I found was that the rear break makes a loud rattling sound on rough roads....Overall it's a really great scooter, great quality and sturdy for it's price. A great buy.

I'm a 5'2" adult rider. The product is sturdy enough for my 130 lbs. weight. It has a 5.5" diameter wheels which rides smoothly and can manage the slight bumps of the road. My only issue with the scooter is the handle bars' height. The product description indicates that the maximum height is 35" - it's actually an inch shorter. I had an old scooter with a handle bar height of 36" which was perfect for me. Otherwise, I'd definitely recommend this scooter for both kids & adults.

The scooter is very sturdy and is of pretty good quality. Have been using it on Montreal sidewalks / bike paths . Pretty impressed that it can go through the cracks and bumps pretty well. It only has 1 height for the handle bar but it works well for me (I am only about 155cm tall).