RIDINGTON 24V Kids Electric Go-Kart vs Razor Crazy Cart Shift 2.0

Buy the RIDINGTON if drifting is the point and your kid is 6 to 12 and ready for a kart that slides. It runs two 200W motors, a 24V 9Ah pack, a drift switch that lifts rear-wheel speed to about 9 MPH, and an electromagnetic brake pedal that stops the kart when the pedal is released. The Razor Crazy Cart Shift 2.0 is the safer first step: a 2.5 MPH training mode, an 8 MPH normal mode, 40 minutes of run time and a 120 lb limit, backed by thousands of owner reviews. Build-wise the Ridington is a steel-frame sit-in kart with a seat belt; the Razor is a lighter, lower caster cart that spins and drifts at lower speeds.

• Choose the RIDINGTON if your kid is 6 to 12, has room on asphalt or smooth concrete, and wants a sit-in kart with a real drift mode and a seat belt.
• Choose the Razor Crazy Cart Shift 2.0 if you want a proven brand, a training mode for a younger or cautious rider, and a lighter cart that is easier to store and haul.