RipStik Ripster for Ages 8+ - Compact and Lightweight Caster Board with 360-degree casters, for Riders 175 lbs

This one is shorter than the usual ripstick, think of it as a "sport mode" version. My 14 year old said it's easier to control. If you're full grown man, probably not ideal. Teenage boy or younger? Definitely. Quality product, and smooth ride. Easy to travel with.

Just recently bought a new ripstick after having another one for five years. Both are highly durable and can go at high speeds. The older ripstick is somewhat hard to turn and the wheels a bit worn. It is hard to learn but definitely worth it in the end. Many hours of fun. Highly recommend!

I mean it’s a RipStik, what more can I say. This thing is so much fun to use. I personally use it for snowboarding training in the offseason, not exactly the same thing but keeps me moving.

Love ripsticks. Absolutely amazing!

Good ripstick but not for adults. I intentionally wanted a board for adults size / length and that was not mentioned when I made the initial purchase. The difference is that you can ride this as an adult BUT it will be more difficult and you won’t be able to pick up enjoyable speed.

Purchased as an Xmas gift for my step kids and they love it! No issues with any wheels coming loose or quality.

Smooth running, fun, perfect ripstick for beginners! The color is very good and it’s good quality

7 yr old loves this

New and good quality.

Takes time to learn, your kids will need to have balance, but once they learn its an awesome skateboard alternative for the driveway. Your kids wont use this to ‘get around the neighbourhood’. Have 3 boys, wouldnt buy for a kid under 9. Over 12 yrs, definitely go to the larger size.

Not as expected.

Got my 6 year old granddaughter a Penny Skateboard last year ...she loves it. This year the Razor Ripstik Ripster - she is just learning but is having fun. Quite sturdy - doesn't get away from you like a skateboard - just flops on its side. Love it

Bought this as a Santa gift for my 7yo daughter and she loves it. Granted she had to learn how to do it first and there was a little bit of frustration at the beginning, but it was short lived. Too bad it’s winter time and she has only been doing this in circles in our house. Coming spring time I can see her take this outside and have fun under the sun. :)