Large Folding Kick Scooter for Adults and Teens – Adjustable Handlebar – Big 200mm Wheels – Lightweight Durable Folding Frame – 220lbs Capacity – Madd Gear Metro 200 / Metro Cruise 250

Purchased so that I (34 year old man, 5'11, 220 pounds) could join my daughter when she rides her small scooter at the park.Pros: Love the color, great value for the price compared to competitors, materials and packaging seem high quality, and assembly was quick and easy. The scooter seems to easily hold my 220 pounds with issue.Cons: The handlebar piece is pretty wobbly on the post where it attaches, even when tightened as tight as I feel comfortable going. I think this is easily fixed by just wrapping some electrical tape beneath the handlebar piece to cushion the handlebars where they connect, and take away some of the free space causing the wiggle. Additionally, I wish it would coast a little better per push, however I will experiment with applying some grease to hopefully reduce some friction.All in all, this is a great value at the time of purchase ($39) and I am happy with my purchase.

My daughter loves it! It rolls smoothly and looks sturdy and nice. It has adjustable height. We adjusted the height and it still has 1 more upward so we're good for a few more years to come. Happy purchase!

I bought this scooter to keep up with my children on their scooters. The scooter was what I was looking for. It is in the heavy side but folds nicely. It is so much fun to ride next to my kids and stay close to them. You can adjust this scooter based on your height.

Love this scooter . I received the package with good quality everything in tact . I love the color of the scooter and the style . The size of the scooter is perfect for adults or teenagers . Very easy assembly . Quiet and smooth ride, perfect for local commute or ride around the neighborhood

Got this because electric scooters are big heavy and expensive. But it's a little sloppy at the lock out for the hinge. For my 180-200# self it doesn't produce maximum confidence. However, for sure faster than i once was because of it. A true kruzer.

Excellent quality

I can't figure this out, the Razor brand scooter rolls with no effort. I thought maybe this one just has cheap bearings, so I bought some top of the line longboard bearings, and they didn't make that much of a difference. Tried a different set of bearings and also no luck. Not sure what the issue is, maybe the axles are warped... For a fun cheap scooter that you're not commuting with, it's all right. But if you are trying to go any sort of distance you will get very tired because it does not roll easily. Build quality seems fine. Ergonomics are great.

If you can only walk 10 miles, don't expect to be able to get very far with this thing.I walk everywhere. Sometimes ten miles a day or farther. I was looking for something that's a little faster. I thought this would do it, but this thing does NOT want to coast. I think it's the hard wheels, but everything you hit, no matter how small slows it down. So running this on any type of pavement is just horrible. I think it might work well on the world's smoothest concrete that slopes downward at a 2% grade.I see what some of the reviewers are saying. It just won't coast, so it's closer to running and doing lunges at the same time than it is to scootering. So, basically, you're not going to get a break with this thing. it takes KICK scooter to the extreme b/c if you want to go you're gonna be constantly KICKING!They need to do a mega redesign on this. I'm not sure if I'm gonna keep it cause I can't imagine kicking for 10 miles straight.So what's good about it....If you're looking for a thigh workout, you'll love this.It is easy to put together to spite the picture directions.All the tools and components were in the box. It was well packaged, almost to the point of being overpackaged.It does fold, but maybe not as small as you'd want.It does have a kickstand, and that stand does work.