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scooters-hoverboards| Model | Scooter Weight | Holds Up To | Suggested Age |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2-Wheel Kick Scooter | 6 - 13 lbs | up to 143 - 222 lbs | 5 - 8+ years |
| 3-Wheel Kick Scooter | 14.25 lbs | up to 143 lbs | 3+ years |
| Pro Scooter | 7 - 13 lbs | up to 143 - 222 lbs | 5 - 8+ years |
| Electric Scooter | 21 lbs | up to 120 - 220 lbs | 8+ years |
| Self-Balancing and Hoverboards | 8 - 28 lbs | up to 176 - 220 lbs | 8 - 18+ years |
All Sizes in Inches Unless Otherwise Stated
A: Great question! Both scooters are recommended for ages 3 and up, but the Saturn requires 6 AAA batteries (not included) while the Jupiter Mini requires 3 AA (not Included). The Saturn has a T-bar lean to steer and weight limit of 110 lbs while the Jupiter Mini has a weight limit of 132 lbs. The Saturn wheels measure at Front: 5" Rear: 3.5" while the Jupiter Mini wheels measure at Front: 4.7”; Back: 3.5”. Hope this helps!
A: If your grandson needs a three wheel scooter, this is a great choice. If you're looking for a scooter that he can use for years to come, we might recommend the Jupiter Jumbo Light-Up Scooter instead. It's for ages 8 and up. You can check it out here: https://ridejetson.com/products/jupiter-kids-big-wheel-scooter
A: Hi Wendy, thanks for reaching out. The Jupiter Mini if for ages 3 and up and has a weight limit of 132 lbs. We're here to help if you have any other questions. #MakeMoves
A: Hi there! The Jupiter Mini 3 Wheel Kids' Kick Scooter can reach running speed on smooth and flat ground. This may be over 15 mph depending on your size, strength, and fitness. For most riders, 6-7 mph is sustainable.
