Aero Big Wheel Scooters for Kids Ages 8-12, Teens and Adults. Manual Kick Scooter for Boys and Girls, with Hand Brake, Rubber Mat, Shock Absorption, Foldable and Height Adjustable

I'm not a small guy (over 6'4 feet and nearly 250 lbs) and I feel like a kid riding this thing. Rides & glides very smooth and has a slight suspension which makes for a smooth ride over sidewalks and slightly uneven terrain. Built solid. Disc brake works pretty well. Folds down and unfolds positively and easily. I'm really happy with it, and can ride around with my kid, or even run quick errands in my neighborhood. The first person I showed it to thought it was an electric scooter.If I had two bits of feedback:1. the footbed is slightly too short, my shoes are size US 14+ and I find it hard to get both feet comfortably on the platform, they really feel jammed on there. If it was a little longer it would be much more comfortable having both feet on there.2. Ride height: you can't go over a 1" concrete bump without the bottom shock absorber (which lives underneath the footbed) getting caught on it. I wish the wheels were a little taller or the ride height a little taller so that you could clear those kinds of bumps more easily. (granted you have to be careful going over a 1" bump, gotta pop up and lean back, and go at sufficient speed anyway, otherwise you can get thrown).

I got this scooter for my 10-year-old son. He got it and installed by himself very quickly and enjoy the ride within a few minutes. The straightforward instructions made it easy to put together.My son likes this scooter because of its ability to glide effortlessly and quietly across concrete surfaces. The large wheels absorb bumps and cracks with ease, providing a smooth and stable ride that my son thoroughly enjoys.Folding up the scooter makes it easy to put in the back of the car or hold it to go up and down the stairs.The efficient hand brakes offer responsive stopping power, so bring a peace of mind knowing my kid can brake safely whenever needed, especial to a kid who does not like wearing the helmet.The Rock-solid kickstand is strong, no wobbling or tipping over, hopefully my son will get used to using it a lot because I can't stand all the scooters dropped on the grass.The sleek and appealing design has won over my son's heart. From the color to the ergonomic handlebars, every aspect of the scooter is thoughtfully crafted to appeal to young riders.Bottom line: The Aero Big Wheel Kick Scooter for Kids gets a big thumbs up from both me and my son. It's been a hit since day one, and I don't see that changing anytime soon. If you're in the market for a solid scooter that'll keep your kid rolling in style, this is the one to get.

The media could not be loaded. The wheels are nice and the scooter cannot be easily folded while driving. The construction is solid and looks nice. My only knock is that the handbrake controls a thin smooth piece of metal that presses against the back wheel to slow down the scooter but this design is not very effective and will only work at low speeds. For an $80 scooter you would think that a disc brake design could be provided. I also worry that the brake setup will wear down the wheel rubber thereby creating an unsafe condition or unusable scooter.As of right now I would still give 4 stars as it gets me from the parking lot at work to the entrance quickly and it’s manual so I don’t have to worry about charging or facility rules on electric devices.Note you will want a lock that goes through the wheels if you plan toLock it outside.

I bought this around Christmas and my kids absolutely love it. I had to go ahead and not buy one but two this is an amazing scooter. It has a little cake stand. It has breaks. It is adjustable by height and holds up to 220 pounds.

We just played around with this scooter (A230) for a while, and like it a lot. Installation instruction is not exactly the same as expected, but assembly is simple and intuitive. It's a little tricky to adjust the height of the handle - you need loosen the screw on the upper section on the front side to slide up the handle bar.Compared with our other scooters basically just for kids to have fun, this is kinda serious transportation equipment. Here are what I like:1) Suspension- can absorb the small pumps on the road and save my leg.2) Hand brake- makes the scooter more stylish, and more convenient and maybe safer than the foot brake alone in many cases.3) Folding mechanism- looks very durable and solid.4) Little and sturdy stand- very useful.The package box looks very nice, ideal as a gift for teenage kids. My only question is the hand brake pads - I assume the brake pads are changeable before they are worn out. I will update my review to see how everything is going.

I bought an electric car recently and finding public chargers can be a bit a hassle.Luckily, I'm able to use this non-electric scooter to get myself to where I need to go in short distances quickly if I parked at a public charging station. It's light, compact, and easy to get around. Foldability is nice and I'm able to easily throw this into the trunk of my car.Get a little exercise and go with this traditional scooter instead of an electric scooter which is 1. more expense 2. battery life WILL degrade over time 3. HEAVY 4. more maintenance.The handbrake and kick stand are nice features. It is a comfortable ride overall. Remember to always wear a helmet! This can go as fast as you can kick!