Kick Scooters

A scooter is a human-powered personal mobility device propelled by the user pushing off the ground, with steering controlled via the handlebars. Its core function is to provide a convenient, eco-friendly mode of short-distance transportation, while also offering recreational and sporting value. This category is primarily segmented by user age into children's scooters and adult scooters, and by structure into the common three-wheel and two-wheel designs. Three-wheel scooters typically feature a wider deck and lower center of gravity, prioritizing stability and ease of learning, making them suitable for young children or beginners. Two-wheel scooters emphasize lightweight construction and maneuverability, catering to teens and adults seeking speed or with prior experience. Product designs commonly incorporate height-adjustable handlebars to accommodate different statures and a folding mechanism for easy portability and storage. Furthermore, many scooters are equipped with safety-enhancing features such as LED-lit wheels, anti-slip decks, and rear-wheel friction brake systems. Scooters are primarily used for urban short-distance commuting, park recreation, or children's outdoor activities, forming a significant component of personal mobility and leisure products.