Swagtron Commuter Kick Scooter for Adults, Teens | Foldable, Lightweight w/ABEC-9 Wheel Bearings | Height-Adjustable, 220LB Max Load

I've been using this for about 30 minutes a day every weekday for a little over a week now and have zero complaints. I take a public bus to and from work and use this to get from the stops to my office/house since I didn't want to deal with a bike on the bus. It is light and easy to use, and it folds up quickly and is easy to deploy. For me, one advantage it had over a Razor of similar value was its design, as it is much less branded and therefore a little bit more professional (as professional as a kick-scooter can be anyway). I appreciate the addition of a bell as I share roads and sidewalks with cars and pedestrians, and the small kickstand is a nice touch. The wheels hold up very well and make for a smooth ride, both on roadways and sidewalks, and- when I bother to use it- the brake on the back wheel works excellently. All in all a very solid choice for a push-scooter.

I’m a 200lb adult. I have traveled about 5 miles so far using this K8 scooter with my kids (kids riding razor A5).Stopping is better on the A5, the wheels are better on the A5. The K8 is sturdier than the A5 And quieter. The K8 design is better for an adult than the A5 (handle bar height, stickers).Overall for a kid the A5 is the better choice, and for an adult the K8.

i've been using it for a month now commuting for 3 hours a day with different types of roads and it is still working pretty fine.looks strong.easy to fold too.i am 90 pounds woman.some parts on the handle fall apart the first few minutes of using it.i hope it will last long coz im gonna use it everyday to commute going to work.its easy to fold though and looks strong

I don't know where I went wrong with this product and this company. I even bought the protection plan. Just a victim of great marketing I guess.Out of the box this product was great!! and has a very comfortable ride. It is used for a 1.7 mile commute by a 12 year old from school on the side walk for 3-4 days weekly. The Razor scooter he had was just old - had been using it for almost 2 years. I just decided to upgrade it to a Swagtron because the razor was all scratched and looked old.The Swagtron just fell apart after 29 days of actual use on the commute. Again a smooth sidewalk the whole way.Now he is back to riding the 2 year old Razor. Its far less comfortable but still works fine.!!Details.Purchased July 19, 2019First use on commute: August 12Fell Apart: October 1, 2019 (less than 30days of use only 3-4 days weekly) - see pictureSwagtron Approved for Repair on Oct 10. Note : Very cumbersome process and I had to buy postage and packaging $40Confirmed received on Nov 14Today November 27: Still no word.I sincerely regret not buying another scooter from a different company. To rub salt in the wound the return process is cumbersome and expensive. I sincerely regret returning it- I should have just cut my losses. This company has truly let me down with its product and inadequate and slow responses to this issue from a customer service standpoint.I do not recommend.

As a novice scooter rider, the K8 is very good to start with. Large wheels, solid board, and enough weight to make it forgiving of bumps and small debris. However, the handles have a lot of play, and vibrate a lot even when locked in.I good price for a solid ride, but would like it to feel more solid in my hands.

The Scooter has a decent sleek design and an easy to fold system but requires twisting the wheel out of the way. The back tires are not as sturdy as the A5 so if you are even close to the max weight I would strongly recommend choosing the A5.

I’ve had this since the end of August and the last 3 weeks I’ve had serious issues with the handle bar slowly turning while I ride until it’s impossible to hold on. I tried tightening everything which seemed to help for a day and a half but this morning I was almost injured when the handles suddenly jerked out of alignment AGAIN. I don’t use it for anything other than basic riding, meaning no fancy jumps or other tricks so I can’t imagine another issue other than faulty manufacturing. If I can find a way to weld it in place I’d be happy to continue using it but at this point it’s not worth the risk of injury.

I had a ride to my work place, the ride is smooth and sturdy, wide enough platform to switch feet while rolling, excellent brake, super ride, it worked really well, easy to carry in the car. Adult and kids a like.