Razor Pro Model

Light and great for beginner stunts! – For me I'm 12 and i needed a lightweight cheap scooter. And I had a Madd Gear Team Edition and it was hard to do this trick called a Inward Bri flip. My Team Edition was too heavy and rough. So I used my Pro Model and it was light and could land my tricks. I recommend this for beginners and doing hard tricks. Thank you Razor. It was light

Razor Pro Black Label Scooter - Black – I got the "Razor Pro Black Label Scooter - Black" for my 6 year old son, for Xmas and he loved it. I chose this particular one after reading the review about this model from the previous review. The model I bought my son is black in colour, which is different to the colour in this review, but I think it is the same one. Fantastic scooter, easy to assemble, and my son loves it, it is easy to fold and carry when need be, and easy to put into car, and I'm the Mum. This scooter has a brake pad at the back of it which is also a great feature. This scooter is quiet and my son uses it around the house in and out, which I don't mind.

Also you can adjust the height of the handle for your growing son, the max weight for this scooter is 100kg, so this will last a few years I'm hoping. Easy to assemble, fold, light to carry, easy to care

Pro model scooter for normal kids – Razor gave kids the Kick Scooter in 2000 – now go Pro. Official Team Razor Pro model for all want-a-be kid trick riders. Let’s be honest here… most scooters are heavily over engineered for most kids. This Pro model is the one to get for your "normal" kid. It has the street cred of being a “Pro” model, whilst family friendly easy to fold and carry. With the patented Razor folding mechanism, this Razor Pro will fold just like the original A scooter – making it more easier to store and fit in the car than the Razor PROdlx and Razor Ultra Pro Lo. Pro model that folds, thick foam grips, very smooth