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In the sunny climes of Cerritos, California, Carlton Calvin laid the foundation for Razor in June 2000. With its roots in the Golden State, Razor quickly turned heads by introducing a sleek aluminum scooter with urethane wheels. This wasn’t just any scooter; it became a trendsetter, capturing the imaginations of youngsters and teenagers alike.

In the brief span between 2000 and 2002, Razor’s reach skyrocketed with the sale of over 35 million of these iconic scooters, positioning the company as a titan in the burgeoning micro-mobility arena. Riding the momentum, the 2000s saw Razor diversifying its offerings. The company’s portfolio blossomed from electric scooters and innovative skateboards to bikes and various other children’s rideables.

2004 marked a significant chapter in Razor’s journey as they added the RipStik caster board. This product, distinguished by its intriguing two-wheel design, further solidified Razor’s prominence in the market. Moreover, the dawn of the electric era for Razor began in 2003, leading the way in electrically powered personal transport innovation.

The company’s evolution didn’t halt there. Recently, Razor has been in sync with the tech-driven zeitgeist, integrating app connectivity into their offerings, as evident in products like the Turbo Jetts and the EcoSmart Metro models.

From its humble beginnings in California, Razor’s footprint spans over 70 nations globally, boasting sales of more than 34 million units across its diverse range. The brand remains a powerhouse in the youth micro-mobility sector, ensuring youngsters worldwide ride in style.