Best Push Scooters

Best scooter I've ever owned – Very smooth ride, better road clearance than other scooters making kerbs even easier to get up and down. Taller front bar than most making it better… Read more

for older kids and Adults that enjoy getting on scooters. great all round scooter. reliable, strong, made for travelling longer distances with more comfort.

My son absolutely loves it! – Ordered this for my 5 year old son and have struggled to get him off it since it arrived! He's loving being able to zip around here, there and… Read more

everywhere. The big wheels are great as is the wide deck. It's a really smooth, quality built scooter and is really fun to ride. Even I've had a turn on it!

Awesome – I am a teenager who scoots alot and out of all the scooters I have used I know that this is the best by far. With great wheels,bearings and hand grip… Read more

all adds up the the uniqness of this particular scooter and I recommened this scooter to anybody who wants a scooter that rides smooth and is an all round great scooter I rate this 10/10 Handgrips, Smooth riding and light bit expensive

These little beauties are good fun – Comparison DLX and Air And the winner by a country mile is...the hard-wheel version (DLX) because it's much faster. The speed the hard-wheel can… Read more

work up on an incline is gobsmacking which is why I purchased the air-tyre version before I killed myself (more grip/handles bumps better). In hindsight I wish I'd bought another hard-wheel version (one for home/one for the shack).

The roll on the hard-wheel, even on a flat surface, is to be experienced to be believed, and according to some YouTube video experiments the roll on the Razor A6 is even better - rolls further. Alas I found the air-tyre rather sluggish and the so-called comfort factor inconsequential. No doubt it was safer because it could ride over bumps better. If you hit a ridge in the footpath on the hard-wheel version you'll go flying so you need to be very careful where and how you ride it. And the hard-wheel version has zilch grip in the wet.

My only gripe about these scooters is there's no inbuilt ring from which to attach an anti-theft cord but all in all they are fun and good to use in crowded areas because pedestrians don't seem to hate you like they do when you're perched on a MTB 29er.

For the price expected more! – I purchased this Jan 2021 after trying it in a store. The One Kick collapsing system works very well and the hand brake at the front and the one at… Read more

the back work well too, even thou the back one you really need to put pressure on. I liked that you can carry it trolley style when folded even thou it is a tad heavy at 5.95kg and I also liked the wider style handlebars. My problem with this scooter is that the 180mm wheels are not very good over rough or slightly rough surfaces and the vibration you get in your hands whilst going over rough surfaces is almost unbearable!!! My husband bought the Micro Classic Black with 200mm wheels and it is a much smoother ride even thou the bearings are slower ABEC-5 (Globber One K Active ABEC-7) and also because the handlebars on my husbands Micro Classic are Foam, they really absorb most of the vibrations in the hands. I really, really wanted to love the Globber One Kick Active, I did a lot of research but when I tested it on the street, I did not like it at all. I am returning it and getting a Micro Classic White, even thou it has narrow handlebars and no front brake, it is a far superior scooter in my honest opinion!

This scooter does not work as advertised – This scooter does not have the features as advertised in the ad which is a 300W motor scooter with 28km/h and 12 km range. I bought one and tested. … Read more

it can only run at max speed of around 20km/h and 6-8 km range. this is properly a 200W max motor scooter with smaller battery than in the ad.

Avoid the Torker Commuter Kick Scooter – The first scooter had the front wheel completely snap off while my 15 year daughter was riding it. With the second replacement scooter the bolt… Read more

holding one of the handlebars fell off. The bolts holding on the handlebars do not have any anti vibration measures. This is dangerous as the handlebars can detach themselves from the scooter which can lead to a serious accident. The supplier refused to replace the second scooter. The retailer has refused a refund on this defective product. This product failed in less than a year.

Snap in two – Bought the GLOBBER NL 230 of velogear just over a year ago for my 12 year old son (he only weighs 43Kg). He used it on some of his free weekends to… Read more

go for a ride down to the beach. Today he can back with a scooter which had snapped in 2 pieces where the folding action is. This is a very dangerous product as you could rely hurt yourself if your were going fast when it snapped.

Please do not buy this product. For your own safety

Terrible product – Rode it for 4 days and the so called " super tough gooseneck "snapped in half, absolute rubbish idea to use cast alloy on a gooseneck.... Nearly the… Read more

same price as an MGP and 1/4 the quality, come on guys..!!!! No refund from the seller either as the warranty must be honoured, the replacement will be relegated to loaner status for the drop ins with a warning of bad workmanship..

Super expensive

Dshop scooter – A very dangerous scooter that shouldn’t be sold . Bought for my grandson and he wouldn’t even attempt to get on .Asked for a refund but no response. Do not buy