Razor has announced 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 will enable younger ...

Although designed for kids, we had an absolute blast with Razor’s original Crazy Cart.The XL version was an awesome upgrade for adults who wanted to play too, and now Razor is introducing an ...

If only Razor did a slightly bigger version for big kids like me – it’s a tight fit for any 6ft-tall big kids that don’t know when to grow up. If you’ve got children you can justify shelling out £250 ...

Razor’s Crazy Cart is quite the opposite. ... Now all you need to do is find a plane surface, as shock absorbing isn’t one of Crazy Cart Shift’s main abilities.

Its 24-volt battery takes eight hours to charge and can run for about an hour and 45 minutes of fun-time sliding shenanigans ... 2013 Razor Crazy Cart. On Sale: Now. Base Price: $400.

Razor, the company behind ... The Crazy Cart can reach speeds of up to 12 mph, and you can go for about 40 minutes on its two rechargeable 12V batteries.

The Crazy Cart XL on the other hand features a larger stronger frame, a more powerful battery and 500-watt electric motor, and a bigger seat so adults won’t feel cramped when taking it for a spin.

It's a new version of Razor's original Crazy Cart that was released last year. ... The XL is powered by a 36 V battery system, which sits below the seat of the cart.

This $400 Razor Crazy Cart might even make Ken Block go on a crash diet. Search. ... Plan (sort of) codified and battery topped off, we took the Razor out into the real world. Alexander Stoklosa.

The Crazy Cart is a summer fun machine, not a sleet and ice machine. Razor is working on a model for adults, called the XL, which should be fun to ride provided your insurance is up to date.

LAS VEGAS — Think of it as indoor go-kart racing for adults. Only you can drift. And you can do it in your own living rooom. Razor, best known as maker of those kids' scooters that caught on ...

With the Crazy Cart XL, though, Razor has strengthened the frame and upgraded the electric powertrain with a larger motor and battery pack to accommodate up to 300 pounds and maintain 17 miles per ...