How does the drift mode work?

You drive it like a go-kart normally. Lifting the drift bar changes the rear caster angle so the back end slides, letting you drift sideways and diagonally.

What age or size rider is it for?

It supports riders up to 140 lbs. It fits kids and lighter teens; smaller children may need help learning to control drifts.

What batteries does it use?

It runs on two 12-volt batteries. Plan for charging time between rides.

Can it go on grass or hills?

It is built for smooth, flat surfaces like driveways and paved lots. Rough ground and slopes are not its strength.

How is it different from a regular go-kart?

A go-kart mainly goes forward and turns. The Crazy Cart Sport adds 360-degree steering and a drift mode for spins and slides.

The cart, its batteries and charger, and assembly hardware. Some setup is required before the first ride.

Where is the Razor Crazy Cart Sport cheapest?

At Walmart, for $379.00, as of our latest check.

What do buyers say about the Razor Crazy Cart Sport?

Rated 4.2 out of 5 from 360 ratings.

Razor Crazy Cart Sport

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Our take on the Razor Crazy Cart Sport

The Razor Crazy Cart Sport is a battery-powered drift cart for kids that drives like a go-kart until you lift the drift bar, which unlocks sideways and diagonal sliding. A 360-degree steering system and rear caster let it spin tight circles, while a pneumatic front tire and anti-tip front casters keep it planted. It suits kids and lighter teens who want drifting thrills in a driveway or lot rather than a scooter for commuting. Against pedal go-karts it trades pure speed for drift control; against Razor's larger Crazy Cart models it is the smaller, lighter-duty version with a lower weight limit.

Best forKids and lighter teens who want to drift and spinDriveway or parking-lot playRiders moving up from a scooter to a kart-style rideParents who want a drift toy with a defined weight limit

Pros

Drift bar switches between go-kart and drift modes
360-degree steering allows tight spins
Pneumatic front tire and anti-tip casters aid control
Rides forward, backward and sideways
Clear 140 lb rider limit

Cons

Needs two 12-volt batteries
Drift mode takes practice to control
Smaller and slower than full-size go-karts
Not built for rough ground or hills

Razor Crazy Cart Sport prices at every store

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What reviewers say

4.2 / 5360 ratings

Owners rate it well overall, with most praise for the drift mode and the fun it delivers. Complaints center on battery setup and the learning curve for younger riders.

What people mention

Drift modePraisedOwners say lifting the drift bar and sliding sideways is the most fun part.
BatteryCriticisedRiders mention short run times and the hassle of two 12-volt batteries.
ControlMixedSome find the 360-degree steering precise; others say it spins out easily at first.
BuildPraisedOwners describe it as solid and durable for a kids' drift cart.
SetupCriticisedAssembly and battery installation are called fiddly by some buyers.

About the Razor Crazy Cart Sport

The Razor Crazy Cart Sport is an electric ride-on that can be driven like a go-kart. Lifting the drift bar switches it into Crazy Cart mode for spinning and drifting.

Its patented drift system lets the rear caster angle drive forward, backward, sideways, diagonally and every direction in between. The steering turns 360 degrees plus for tight turns. A pneumatic front tire and anti-tip front caster wheels support driving.

It supports riders up to 140 lbs and runs on two 12-volt batteries.

Modes: Go-kart driving; Crazy Cart drift mode with the drift bar lifted
Steering: 360-degree plus steering
Tires: Pneumatic front tire; anti-tip front caster wheels
Max rider weight: 140 lbs
Power: Two 12-volt batteries

Specifications

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Questions and answers

How does the drift mode work?: You drive it like a go-kart normally. Lifting the drift bar changes the rear caster angle so the back end slides, letting you drift sideways and diagonally.
What age or size rider is it for?: It supports riders up to 140 lbs. It fits kids and lighter teens; smaller children may need help learning to control drifts.
What batteries does it use?: It runs on two 12-volt batteries. Plan for charging time between rides.
Can it go on grass or hills?: It is built for smooth, flat surfaces like driveways and paved lots. Rough ground and slopes are not its strength.
How is it different from a regular go-kart?: A go-kart mainly goes forward and turns. The Crazy Cart Sport adds 360-degree steering and a drift mode for spins and slides.
What is in the box?: The cart, its batteries and charger, and assembly hardware. Some setup is required before the first ride.
Where is the Razor Crazy Cart Sport cheapest?: At Walmart, for $379.00, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the Razor Crazy Cart Sport?: Rated 4.2 out of 5 from 360 ratings.