Toys R Us going out of business sale. No more links on website, so instore only. No returns. Should be nationwide. Many scooters instore at Gepps Cross, SA.
RRP - $149
Big W normally sell for $128
FEATURES:
Extra large 200mm urethane wheels with ABEC 5 bearings
Folding handlebars
Adjustable handlebar height
Super-strong aluminum T-tube and deck comfortably supports riders up to 99kgs
Patented folding mechanism. Patented rear fender brake. Easy to fold, carry and transport
ya too busy inside playing fortnite
try razor A5 air from BigW (QLD only) $109
Good to know. Toys R Us didn't have any A5 Air, and OzBargain's most recent deal on a Razor commuter was 2015.
Is this compatible with my new Razer phone?
Goes with the Gillette razors I picked up earlier
At least someone sees the humour?
Are they still only giving 10% off lego. Any real bargains in there yet as its going to take for ever to get rid of stock and the poor staff will just have to delay their leave because they arent getting rid of stock
It was 20% off Lego at Toys R Us today. Target also has 20% at the moment, so it's going to require steeper discounts to move the remainder.
Only took them 2 weeks. Its probably because of Target. Maybe 1 or 2 weeks more to get it to at least to 30% where its starting to be a bargain. Then stock of that might move.
If you're after a 'real' scooter for your kids that the handle bars won't pull out when they land a jump. Check out www.scooterhut.com.au
I'm not affiliated. I just got my son a $309.00 rrp scooter for $123.40 during their EOFY sale it's already back up the 180 something ( https://scooterhut.com.au/longway-precinct-complete-scooter-… ) They sell solid quality scooters and they frequently have good sales ranging 40-60% off.
Any recommendations from anyone with young kids on a good introductory scooter & accessories? 3.5 yr old and 1 yr old girls, it would be good if it could last both girls, and not break the bank and then find they aren't interested!
The micro type are a great starter scooter for kids and offers good balance and speed. These will give them a few years before upgrading to a 2 wheeler.
All the specific scooter shops sell a similar scooter to the one recommended called 'Globber' https://www.globber.com.au/
Shop around all the online scooter shops they all have kids sections with fairly solid scooters. Just stay away from your bigw/target/kmart character scooters etc and you should be fine :-D
Great advice guys, thanks
Got one from Rebel Sport on their Amex deal (a while back), was something like $70, down to $50.
Adjustable handles (up / down).
Much cheaper than micro scooters, which I understand range from $150 and up (!).
My kids also break things, so I'm not spending big bucks on them.
That price won't move them from the shelves.