The original Razor A Kick folding scooter arrived in 2000, and in many ways—just like the phone of nearly the same name—it epitomized Y2K design. Its colorful hand grips and shiny aluminum frame ...

If you were born in the ‘90s and spent your formative years in the early aughts, you probably zoomed around your neighborhood on the iconic Razor scooter. A couple of decades later, Razor is reviving ...

The Razor A has now been reimagined for the electric age with a focus on the adult rider, boasting a top speed of 18 mph and up to 18 miles of range. In the decades since the Razor A landed in ...

I didn't feel like paying $80 for a Razor scooter for my 13-year-old. So I tried this Uenjoy one instead and it turned out to be an excellent value. Executive Editor David Carnoy has been a leading ...

In celebration of Razor turning 20 years old, the company is rolling out a series of new electric scooters that are tackling one of the biggest problems in the industry: those freaking tiny wheels.

Razor, the scooter company that probably brings back memories of kicking and coasting down the block to your friend’s house for a playdate, is expanding its line of adult electric scooters. The ...

The Razor E Prime III Electric Scooter is the most robust electric mode of transport I've used so far. It's made by the brand that made tiny folding scooters popular over the past decade in the ...

Carlton Calvin is president and co-founder of Razor, a scooter and personal transporter company with 150 employees headquartered in Cerritos. The toy industry is dominated by fads that seldom last ...