Razor scooter $49.97

This has been the same price since March 2016

It's 49.97 now.

casandrabrowneyes wrote: ↑ It's 49.97 now.

Yes I see that too. Clicked the link from OP, selected QC where I am and it's $49.97 online...

casandrabrowneyes wrote: ↑ It's 49.97 now.

Wow thanks and thanked!

coupondiva2012 wrote: ↑ Costco.ca
Razor® – Black Label R Tec Scooter
Item #708014
79.97$
Age: 6 years old and older
Department: Home-> Baby, Kids & Toys-> Toys Play Vehicles

May be good for a Christmas gift

I nominated you as candidate for Nobel Peace Prize of 2017!

Nice price - too bad my son has one already...

thanks ordered 1.

I hope I did not miss on any promo code.

I am shopping for a scooter for my son. That's not the model I had in mind for him but now that's it's on sale I checked the reviews.

A lot of people complain that this scooter does not offer a smooth ride. The wheels are wide, but they are not large and this does makes it so you can feel the road a lot, too much for some.
So perhaps this scooter is better suited for very nice road and the skate park.

I'll skip.

Edit: typo corrected

out of stock already?

Since when did $50 become a hot deal for a scooter?

I remember these things used to be $20-30 being the norm when I was in my teens. (Yes yes time machine grampa comments) then they died out

Serious question when did they make a comeback and get so pricy?
I had my eye on those adult size battery assisted ones, saw people riding them in europe all over the place while I walked like a sucker.

It's $49.97 at Amazon.ca as well - https://www.amazon.ca/Razor-13013202-Bl ... B00SYKY3ZQ

tebore wrote: ↑ Since when did $50 become a hot deal for a scooter?

I remember these things used to be $20-30 being the norm when I was in my teens. (Yes yes time machine grampa comments) then they died out

Serious question when did they make a comeback and get so pricy?
I had my eye on those adult size battery assisted ones, saw people riding them in europe all over the place while I walked like a sucker.

My nephews are really into these things, and they take them to the local skate park. I decided to hang out with them at the skate park one day, and noticed the majority of kids had scooters. There were a few kids with bikes and skateboards, but the majority had scooters. After talking to my nephew about them last night, he was saying the $50 scooters won't cut it. They're meant for young kids around the age of 6, even though they say they're for children 6 and up. The more advanced ones for older kids is what he was looking at, and those range anywhere from $125-300. The one he had his eye on costs about $250. Some Madd Gear Pro scooter.

tebore wrote: ↑ Since when did $50 become a hot deal for a scooter?

I remember these things used to be $20-30 being the norm when I was in my teens. (Yes yes time machine grampa comments) then they died out

Serious question when did they make a comeback and get so pricy?
I had my eye on those adult size battery assisted ones, saw people riding them in europe all over the place while I walked like a sucker.

Height Adjustable is usually more expensive

Quentin5 wrote: ↑

tebore wrote: ↑ Since when did $50 become a hot deal for a scooter?

I remember these things used to be $20-30 being the norm when I was in my teens. (Yes yes time machine grampa comments) then they died out

Serious question when did they make a comeback and get so pricy?
I had my eye on those adult size battery assisted ones, saw people riding them in europe all over the place while I walked like a sucker.

How much did Lego cost when you were in your teens compared to now?

Oddly enough it cost the same or more when I was a teen.

Realistically too old to be buying Lego but I still do.

AFOL!

But really someone did a calculation Lego per piece has come down in the last 10 ish years and large sets have gone down in price if you factor inflation in.

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My nephews are really into these things, and they take them to the local skate park. I decided to hang out with them at the skate park one day, and noticed the majority of kids had scooters. There were a few kids with bikes and skateboards, but the majority had scooters. After talking to my nephew about them last night, he was saying the $50 scooters won't cut it. They're meant for young kids around the age of 6, even though they say they're for children 6 and up. The more advanced ones for older kids is what he was looking at, and those range anywhere from $125-300. The one he had his eye on costs about $250. Some Madd Gear Pro scooter.
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yep, nowadays if you are getting a scooter for someone over 5 years old you need to go with a trick or skate-park scooter. Costco.ca has a couple of the razor ones for about $150.00.