LaScoota Kick Scooter for Kids Ages 6+, Teens & Adults, Large 8" Sturdy Urethane Wheels. Adjustable Handlebar, Lightweight, Foldable, 220lbs Max Load

My two daughters use scooters when we go on our evening walks, and I decided to buy an "adult" scooter to take so we could all go faster. After looking at all the different options, I settled on this one.I'm glad I did.The scooter is sturdy. The ride is smooth. The large wheels make going over rocks, cracks, or other obstacles easy. The bearings used in the wheels make it glide along effortlessly. This thing WANTS to move.I'm 6' tall and I weigh just over 240 lbs, and it carries me along with no troubles, so it should be fine for most adults.Great product. Great price. Highly recommend.

My granddaughter was skeptical about the scooter with big wheels. She loved the qua color and took 10 minutes to understand and able to get it ready to ride. It came fully assembled and only needed the adjustments to start the ride.We have many little stones in the road and this scooter did not make it difficult to ride, the brakes work well but the brake peddle does get hot, so wear shoes or sandals. The scooter is very stable and solidly built and can easily come off a the driveway without a problem.All round a good buy and worth the money and I am happy with the purchase.

My boyfriend and I wanted to have a fun way to exercise and spend time together and we don’t have much storage in our home so we decided to get scooters. I am super pleased with how small those scooters fold up while still being big enough for two grown adults to ride comfortably. I’m a sucker for a smooth ride scooter, so nostalgic 10 out of 10 would recommend. I got the yellow one and the color is perfect. It’s a highlighter color I was hoping it would be. My boyfriend got the black and green and his green is vibrant as well

I ordered this scooter for my child's birthday. My daughter is delighted! She rides it all the time, the quality is excellent, she is very happy with the purchase!

Here are my semi-coerced (but honest) thoughts:1) It's big and somewhat heavy.This isn't really a downside, per se, but my young one truly does have trouble carrying it (even with the very welcome shoulder strap).2) Big + Hefty = SturdyListen, as the above complaint is true, the byproduct is that the thing feels like a tank. I'm much, much larger than the young one, and I can comfortably rip around on this thing and very much not feel like I'm zooming around on a toy -- it's a sturdy scooter. I've had other adults zip around, jump off curbs, etc. too, and it's *completely* fine. As in, no worries at all ― not even the hint of a worry. When the kids got penny boards for skating, I was certain I would break it by looking at it ― not so with this hefty thing.3) It's hard/tricky to fold.This is a negative to be sure (my young ones can't fold it), but I also don't want it to fold when 6'+ adults are jumping off curbs either, okay? So maybe it's a draw? They key to folding it up is to lift the hefty thing up by the handlebars and then pull up the tab to release and hold it while you fold it. You can do it! Go for it. (And remember, feel free to really pull it hard ― you can't break it as far as I can tell).4) I don't own other scooters.I'm comparing this to nothing. I guess I'm comparing it to kids bikes and penny boards and my expectations... but "It's pretty great" really does sum it up for me. Maybe there's something better out there, normally is, but this is pretty great. A kid can grow into it and still ride it in 30 years, and based on how it's held up so far, I actually expect it to be usable as long as you can replace the wheels (haven't checked, but it seems probable).Verdict: do it.

I looked everywhere for a scooter before I decided on getting this one. I wanted to have larger wheels than those tiny kiddo scooters, but it’s hard to find one that is at a decent price range for me. I looked everywhere and I found a couple that I liked but they were almost all slightly more pricy than this one. I read all the reviews and decided this is the one. Glad I made the decision to get this. It made my life so much easier! 😊 at first I didn’t know exactly how to fold it so I was having a hard time, but my bf figured it out when he got his (I had my for weeks and recommended him to get one too) so now we both have this scooter (different color).It’s sturdy and looks very slick which I love. On top of that, I love the handle bar a lot because it’s a rubber handle bar instead of those foam ones, it gave a lot more grip and feels much better texture wise.

We first bought a LaScoota 3 years ago (2021) for my son and he loved it. We recently bought him a new one in May, 2024. Unfortunately, about two weeks into this new one the tire tread completely fell off. I thought maybe it was just a defective wheel, as our previous scooter was great. I contacted LaScoota directly- per their instructions on Amazon regarding defective parts. They were so unhelpful. It took about three weeks of back and forth emails to get nowhere. They insisted Amazon needed to handle even though per their own page it’s actually LaScoota’s responsibility. Thankfully, Amazon has great service and was willing to take the whole scooter back even though I’d passed the window for return. Thinking we only had a random defective wheel, we ordered a third scooter (July 2024) but in a different color this time. Well, guess what? A handlebar screw is now gone. We even made sure every bolt was fully tightened before first use. I think the quality must have gone downhill since our first scooter. My son weighs far far less than the 225 pound weight limit and scooters on only the sidewalk. It’s really unacceptable how junky these have become. Could I order a new screw from LaScoota’s own website? Sure, if anything was ever in stock there. Not a single replacement item is available to purchase from them due to everything being out of stock. For now, his scooter is still rideable, but if I were you I’d get another brand.