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Razor Unveils New Rides and New Brands!



Razor products are a huge hit in our home! I won’t even tell you how many different scooters we have in our garage, but I will tell you that they are all ridden and loved. The two things I love about Razor products are that they are well made (and our boys are rough on scooters) and the products reach every age and both male and female. Our daughter has as much fun riding one of their scooters as our sons do. (And so us parents!!)

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Well get ready because Razor is set to unveil new rides and new brands at the 2010 American International Toy Fair! Razor is celebrating their 10 year anniversary and in a big way – and boy do they have a lot to celebrate! 10 years of being a leader in the toy industry, 10 years of incredible sales and 10 years of making millions of kids very, very happy.

What news rides and brands will they be unveiling? I am so glad you asked. Check these out!

Razor® Ground Force® Drifter, electric-powered drifter kart
Razor is known for making souped-up reinventions of classic rides, and the new Ground Force Drifter is no exception. Go karts have been an American racing staple for decades, and Razor’s new drifter kart brings drift racing to neighborhoods across the country. The classic kart styling features a race-tuned chassis, Super Slider POM rear wheels and sturdy steel construction. Riders can do burn-outs and fast 360-degree spins, thanks to a high-torque motor and super slick rear wheels. With speeds up to 12 mph, riders will be crowned the neighborhood drift king – or queen. For riders ages 8 and up, max. weight 140 lbs., the Ground Force Drifter will be available at retail for $299 in spring 2010.

Razor® 10th Anniversary Limited Edition kick scooter
Since it scooted into American culture in 2000, the ubiquitous, original Razor® kick scooter has become a staple of childhood play and transportation. Now, the classic is back and scooter riders can kick it with a piece of history, the 10th Anniversary Limited Edition kick scooter, which features 100% heattreated, aircraft-grade aluminum and the original 98mm wheels with ABEC 5 bearings and 14-spoke hubs. It weighs only six pounds and is easy to fold and carry with Razor’s patented folding system. The Razor Limited Edition Anniversary kick scooter is for use by riders ages 5+ (maximum weight 143 lbs.) and will available at retail for $59 in spring 2010.

New Brands
Because Razor’s culture is not one to rest on a 10-year brand with 92% unaided brand awareness, the team at Razor will also introduce two new brands, derived from the same corporate standards, but with an identity all their own.

Sole Skate™, single skate
It’s the soul of a skater and the ride of your life! The Sole Skate is like nothing you’ve ever seen before, for the discreet rider that’s always on the go, and never in the same place. It features a completely unique three-wheeled, single skate design, offering mobility to the max. It’s like a sleek, lightweight skateboard, but unlike a skateboard, the low-profile deck sits flush with the axle so it offers a more fluid pushing movement. The two front polyurethane wheels are on a single pivot axle for easy carving.

The Sole Skate is virtually the size of a shoe – perfect for covert coasting. And it’s backpack-friendly, measuring just nine inches by 17 inches and weighing less than three pounds. For riders ages 8 and up, max. weight 220 lbs, the Sole Skate will be available in blue, green and white. It will retail for $49 in Spring 2010.

Pocket Pros™, line of pro-yo’s
Razor is in the business of innovation and movement, with a solid history of spotting play trends and quickly bringing re-invented, high quality, classic toys to market at affordable prices. Recently, Razor’s President, Carlton Calvin, noticed a re-surging trend with yo-yo’s and the Pocket Pros brand is Razor’s answer to the call of the next generation of yo-yo fans.

Yo-yo’s enjoyed hot trend status 15 years ago, the typical life-cycle of a toy trend. Now they’re spinning for a comeback. The current groundswell of interest in yo-yo’s will attract young players with a desire to master a skill (think video game mastery) and the not-so-young with a tug of nostalgia.

The Pocket Pros line of pro-yo’s will bring exciting pro and novelty features to the mass market at pocket cash prices (from $5.99 to $14.99 MSRP), including models such as:

• The Zombie® – made of aircraft-grade aluminum, the preferred material of pro players, retailing at only $14.99
• The Creeper™ and Stinger® embedded with real spiders and scorpions
• Other models available with pro-shop features such as slick six poly/cotton string, 18K Gold Pro™ CAP bearings, and body shapes specific to string and looping tricks

Razor always advocates safety and recommends riders wear the proper safety gear, use common sense and check and obey local laws regarding use of any product on public property.

Stay tuned for more information, pictures and video clips of the razor products unveiled at the 2010 Toy Fair in New York!

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troyxplosion.com, how do you do ut?

go to the razor website for images and possibly videos too .early stockists include www.ladz.biz

Nice! I want pictures and videos.

I wonder how many kids will ask 'what's a yo yo'. very cool choice of a new toy Razor. very cool.

Yeah for Razor! Very popular brand of scooter around our home. I love that they are coming out with yo-yo's. Such a great past time that kids need to learn about.

Awesome! 10 years? I had no idea they had been around that long. I'm excited about the drifter too. Sounds like one darn fun ride.

We are big Razor fans as well. I don't know how many scooters we have. I think I am most excited about the drifter and the sole skate. Can't wait to hear more.