Micro Kickboard

Micro Kickboard Reloaded

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$125.99 $179.99 In stock

Category: Adult Three-Wheel Scooters

Meet the Kickboard Reloaded—a sized-up version of our award-winning Mini and Maxi Scooters!

Designed to accommodate a wide range of riders, the Kickboard Reloaded brings the same carving, lean-to-steer ride that younger riders adore, while offering a larger deck and taller T-bar for everyone from tweens to adults. Its wide wheels, chopper-style handlebars, and reinforced plastic deck mean it’s built for smoothness, while the dynamo-powered rear light offers extra visibility and safety while riding.

The Kickboard Reloaded uses Micro’s signature lean-to-steer system and three-wheel design for easy control and better balance—perfect for riders of all experience levels. Kickboard-style rides are active and fun, with curving and carving turns that are a bit like riding a skateboard with its longer turns, but with the added control of a T-bar to hold on to. Plus, parking your kickboard couldn’t be more convenient—hop off and it stays standing, waiting for your next ride.

This size is most ideal for older kids (ages 8+) and tweens but can also be comfortable for teens and adults up to 220 lbs.

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ryan ★★★★★

The lean-to-steer on three wheels feels so much smoother than the two-wheel scooter I had before, and I can carve turns without feeling like I'll tip over. My teenager steals it constantly, so it really does fit a wide range of riders like they claim.

John R. ★★★★★

I'm 6'1" and was worried this would feel like a kids' toy, but the deck is genuinely sized for adults. Three wheels makes it way more stable than my old two-wheel scooter, and carving around the neighborhood is stupidly fun.

Sebastian P. ★★★★★

The lean-to-steer on this thing is so smooth it feels like carving on a longboard, and the deck is wide enough that my feet never feel cramped. I ride it to the coffee shop and back and honestly look for excuses to take the longer route.

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