Scooters for Kids 8 Years and Up, Benewell Folding Kick Scooter, Lightweight Sport Scooters with Adjustable Handlebars, Large 200mm Wheels for Teens and Adults up to 330 lbs

It's incredible strong, comes assembled, just needing to unfold it. It has a thingy to fold and unfold it easy, it's like a lever you have to pull. I don't know how to describe it well...I'm 270 pounds and it carries me without any issues, though I would not jump on it. My husband enjoys playing with it too!It moves very fast, wheels spin great, and it is really fun! The grip stuff on the standing part is super grippy!For breaks, the rear break works perfectly for me, slow ish stop About 3-7 feet, depending on speed from going to dead stop. Even at much faster speeds, it doesn't pass 7 feet! Which, is kinda weird with slow ish breaks. The rear breaks don't throw me at all. The handle bar break on the other hand, yeah it works and is perfect for an immediate stop. It threw me right off, but it's a scooter so I landed on my feet, handle between my legs. It was like a hop. I'm disabled, have a lot of issues walking, standing, functioning, so I think for most people this would serve no problem. So, I'd say fast to stopped completely in about 2 feet. The 2 feet is for the jumping, as it moved maybe an inch more forward as I hit the handle bar breaks. Basically, moved forward just till the breaks were clamped down.As for speeds...it can go about 10 miles per hour, for me at my fastest. I can't keep that up for too long, a few hundred feet if that (after practice and training to get there) but I'm not very capable! So, I definitely think this could go passed 15 miles an hour for a fit person, probably even faster for others! It also goes steady at very slow, and just below super slow bike riding speeds. I tested the breaks as every speed I could reach.I hope this helps inform your buying!

This product is great and we can use it for everyone, children and adults.

I bought two which came in good condition. The idea was to have the whole family enjoy scooters, not just my 5 year old son. The only issue is not enough foot room for an adult over 5 feet tall.

The way this is designed the brake wire wraps around the wheel and is constantly getting caught causing it to flip, and I’m sure overtime will wear a hole in the wire. Decent scooter if you remove the brake wire and just use the back wheel brake but it kind of defeats the purpose of buying a scooter with handle brakes if they don’t work.

Christmas present for 6 year old granddaughter she loves it!

The handle on the scooter loosens up with time, it says it’s for kids 8 years and up my due to the issues with the handle my 10 year old fell twice already. It almost seems like the pole that connects the handlebars and slides into the scooter is the wrong size since the ring won’t tighten to hold it in place. Maybe I received a faulty one but the seller didn’t respond to my messages so they must all be like this.

It rusts very quickly and the grip is very loose, bought it 2 months ago and can't ride it now

I put off reviewing the product, because i have yet to open the product. The box arrived in perfect condition, and im leaving it untouched til i use it.If its a word , pro or con that you seek, 2 pros:It was delivered without blemish on the shipping container, and its been built to hold 300+ pounds, and not just the average 220 pounds most adult scooters claim to withstand. It should make for a sturdier scooter