Razor Lil' Kick review

The Lil' Kick is Razor's starter scooter and the lowest-cost three-wheel option on this list at a $46.99 MSRP. Razor built it for little riders learning to balance and steer: the deck is extra-wide and slip-resistant polypropylene, the polymer wheels are extra-large for stability, and the steel handlebars are padded. It weighs 5.2 lb assembled. That price comes with limits that matter. Razor's specifications list a maximum rider weight of 44 lb (20 kg), with a 45 lb headline figure, so a typical child may outgrow it by 4 or 5 while the Micro Mini and Glider Air are rated to ages 5 and 8. The handlebar is not described as height-adjustable, the wheels are polymer rather than the urethane used on Razor's own A series, and an adult has to assemble it. For a short-term first ride or a scooter that stays at a grandparent's house, those limits are acceptable at this price.

Who it is for

parents who want the cheapest three-wheeler for a 3-year-old

Price

$46.99 MSRP on razor.com.

Razor Lil' Kick Ages: 3 and up Rec. Max Weight: 45 lb MSRP $ 46.99
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 13, 2026.

Key features

• Three-wheel layout made for riders learning to balance and steer
• Extra-wide, slip-resistant polypropylene deck
• Extra-large polymer wheels
• Padded steel handlebars
• Assembled weight 5.2 lb

Strengths and weaknesses

• Strength: Cheapest three-wheel scooter here at $46.99 MSRP
• Strength: Wide deck gives small feet room
• Strength: Steel frame
• Weakness: Rider limit is about 44 to 45 lb, so many 5-year-olds outgrow it
• Weakness: Polymer wheels rather than urethane
• Weakness: Adult assembly required

Key facts

• Ages: 3 and up
• Max rider weight: 44 lb (20 kg)
• Weight: 5.2 lb
• Assembly: Adult assembly required

Where it ranks

Razor Lil' Kick is No. 8 in our Best Kids Scooters verdict.