Kick Scooters

Kick scooters, unlike electric scooters, rely on you to propel the scooter forward with your foot, just like you would with a skateboard. However, they’re easier to control than a skateboard thanks to having a handlebar, making them a great fit for adults and kids alike.

Kids’ scooters often come in snazzy colors, and some include two wheels at the front (these models are sometimes called trike scooters) to make balancing easier. Occasionally, you can even find electric trike scooters for adults who want more stability.

Adult kick scooters offer features like electric power to put more speed into your ride. Electric kick scooters combine the experience of the classic scooter with the ease of the e-scooter. They can be a great option for commuting to work because, like an e-bike, they don’t require gasoline. It’s also easy to stow foldable kick scooters on the metro, in a closet or in the trunk of a car. 

Riding kick scooters and e-scooters is becoming increasingly popular as people are focusing on sustainable living. Parents can buy scooters for teens to help them get to school without needing a lift. If you’re not sure what you’re looking for when it comes to buying a scooter for you or your teen, consider reading about how to choose an adult scooter.

Wearing a helmet and other protective gear while riding your kick scooter will lower the chances of injury. And if you are using an electric kick scooter, always check the rules and regulations in your area. Depending on the speed capabilities of your scooter, you may not be allowed to use it on sidewalks.

A toy scooter is one of the best green gifts you can give your kid. And finding the best kick scooters for you and your family means assessing how you’ll use them and how comfortable different people might be with certain design features, such as an additional wheel or electric power.