Micro Skate Scooter

These things are great whether your a child or adult. I've got one for £60. If you thinking of buying on of then you should if you have money to spend. They are so easy to learn. You will be a bit wobbly to start but soon you will be gliding down the street with no trouble going up and down curbs no end. They can also be folded up as well. So you can fit them in to the smallest of spaces. I bought one about 2 months ago. Since then i have made a few adaptions. You don't have too and they are still good anyway i just like personalizing things. OK Deck Firstly i did not find the deck (the bit you stand on) grippy enough. So i went and bought some ...  Read the complete review

Ok, ok, Micro Skate Scooters, so you’ve all been there and done that have you... well now it is the renaissance! I was one of the first people in the UK to have a micro scooter. I picked one up in Switzerland back in October 1999. When I came home to skate the streets of Portsmouth all I received were boggy looks, catcalls and turning heads! “What the Dickens is that contraption?” This was the general greeting I received from all and sundry. Of course, this had its variations, guys at the skate park preferred to shout, “Yo dude, what a totally awesome pair of wheels!” I loved the attention, but by April 2000, Woolworth’s and other ...  Read the complete review

I'm sure by now you will all have noticed that the micro scooter has become the latest craze amoungst youngsters, but at nearly £100 a time, out of the reach of many parents. It was only a matter of time before imitations were sold on the market - average cost £29.99 - OK the standard may not be the same but all of the principles are there, and in any case what do most kids do with their bikes etc. Usually treating them very badly, dropping them like a stone to the ground and letting all and sundry have a go. Having just purchased one of the cheaper versions for my son, I can see little difference to that of the expensive models. It's made of ...  Read the complete review

Trying to keep up with the latest micro scooter craze,My children decided they all wanted one for Christmas. I bought two of these scooters both costing £29.99. I found them fasinating, the way that by opening two levers folds the scooter so flat it will fit in a holdall. They were made of good strong Aluminium and are very light weight. After making sure the neighbours werent about I had a quick scoot Myself these things dont half move. Over all I was quite impressed with them. Then My fourteen year old son bought one Himself it cost Him £49.99. When I heard the price He paid and comparing it to the other two I felt He had been ...  Read the complete review

I had one when I was 7, I liked it then, now I am grown up I dont. Is it me or does anyone else think this is a gimmicky toy? I mean some celeb uses one and has a picture taken in the Sun and everyones getting them. Although I have yet to find out why? apart from a little fashion toy, how sweet. Ofcourse it looks nice and the metal look is a reason why they are so expensive. I do remember mine was red and yellow and plastic handle. I cant stop laughing when I see grown people using them in busy streets. Like mothers with large prams and people with shopping trolleys they are damm annoying. I do hope the 'fashion' ...  Read the complete review