MicroScooters | Micro Classic Scooter | 8+ Years | Perfect for Adults & Kids | Big Wheels | Foldable | Handlebar Adjustable

Being a regular walker in our park, to make the walks more fun for my two year old I bought him a Mini Micro scooter 6 months back. He has got along with it famously, and now I cannot keep up with him on foot without sprinting everywhere.The answer - get one for myself..!This is an adult size Micro scooter and it is an absolute work of genius. Much more robust than the kids version (it's made of metal in the majority) to take the extra weight, it is still pretty light. It folds right down so is easy to store, and this takes about 10 seconds. It has a neat little 'foot' so you don't even need to find anything to lean it against.You can absolutely fly along too - it does not take much to get to some pretty impressive speeds. Brake works really well in the dry, although takes a bit longer to stop in the wet (as expected). The platform is well made, grippy, and easily big enough for me to stand both feet on and cruise along (14st male, 5'11").I absolutely love this scooter - it is so much fun to use, gets some great comments from other adults and allows me to keep up with little man easily.Worth every penny.

Tried some cheap scooters, but it’s 💯 worth to pay more for fantastic quality, soft wheels, beautiful style.

I really love the design, very trendy and sophisticated for adults going about their commute or errands. Wheels go much faster than I thought so I barely have to push even on flat ground which is fantastic and makes my journeys go a lot quicker. Incredibly sturdy, was able to attach a bag, with a parcel I was delivering, on to the handle which caused me no problems at all. Large wheels definitely help with bumps which makes me feel safe.Even though it has been deliberately created with the base closer to the ground for posture, living in London means lots of terrible uneven broken roads and footpaths which has meant that I have had a few small scrapes on the bottom of the scooter. However, I would say that's more about London conditions than the scooter it self but something to bare in mind. Other than that the scooter is great and I am excited to keep on using it more and more as the weather gets hotter, I love it!

You get what you pay for and this is quality. Solid metal and really amazingly smooth and love it and I use it every day to work.

I liked that it is British made, very good quality and sturdy. Also that it folds down, is adjustable and I can pop it in the car.

The first scooter arrived and once assembled it was obvious there was a misalignment which meant the front wheel was jammed up against the mudguard and wouldn’t budge. A quick phone call and a further video call where the company could see exactly what was happening took place. We had to return the scooter and then wait a further week for a replacement to arrive.All well and good. It was ridden for about a total of 4 hours over the next week, on a flat park pathway. Lo and behold the same thing happened. Hubby came home and went to take the scooter through to the back of the house and the wheel became completely jammed again. We decided we weren’t going to bother going through the whole rigmarole of getting another replacement and asked for a refund.We try to get things through British companies whenever we can to support them but on this occasion we were left feeling thoroughly disappointed.

The media could not be loaded. For anyone wondering, deck height above ground is ~6.5cm (front) to ~6.0cm (back).4 stars instead of 5 just because the manufacturer does not provide this most vital information (I was expecting 5cm).Update: downgraded to 2 stars because the back wheel now wobbles, after 10 days of use.

A rather boring hour's walk to work and back is now a pleasant thirty minutes scoot. It seems well built and no problems so far. While it is aimed at students on campus, I am in my 60s and have no problem using it...but will probably give wheelies a miss!