I'm not an adrenaline junkie by nature. But apparently, my 10-year-old Jake is, and that's why the Razor Crazy Cart is the kind of toy he immediately wanted to try the minute he saw it. At $399.99, it ...

Razor has used London Toy Fair 2016 to announce its latest Crazy Cart, and this one is designed to make drifting even easier than previous models. The Crazy Cart Shift makes a number of changes which ...

While I did say that the Razor Crazy Cart was, well, crazy, it’s well worth a closer look if you have the space and safety equipment to send your kids careening around your driveway at about twenty ...

You may remember Razor as the company behind all those silver scooters that popped up on your block a decade ago. Razor is still around and pumping out vehicular fun of all shapes and sizes, including ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Razor Crazy Cart: Ultimate Drift is an endless runner game where you pilot, well, a Razor Crazy ...

If you’ve ever attended defensive driving classes, you’ve probably been put behind the wheel of a car whose rear wheels had been replaced by swiveling, shopping cart-like little wheels. The idea ...

Last year Razor revealed a compact go-kart-like creation called the Crazy Cart featuring a single steerable wheel allowing riders to perform astonishing drifts and turns. Unfortunately it was designed ...

Sometimes you can buy a toy for yourself and pretend you bought it for a child. That won't be the case with the Crazy Cart XL. It's a new version of Razor's original Crazy Cart that was released last ...

Back in July 2014, Razor released a Go-Kart with a difference. It featured a single steerable wheel, allowing riders to perform gnarly drifts and turns without burning through tyres. It was, however, ...

The Razor Crazy Cart is the kind of dream toy for a kid with a need for speed. It's fast, spins at a dizzying rate, and offers a real adrenaline rush for the younger set. Just make sure you have ...

It says “Ages 8+” on the box – which technically means 28+ is good too, right? Once those split-second semantics were out of the way, I ripped into Razor’s Crazy Cart Shift box like a kid at Christmas ...