Is the Crazy Cart XL big enough for adults?

Yes. It is the adult-size version, with a raised bucket seat and a 240 lb rider limit. Most adults fit comfortably.

How long does the battery last on a charge?

Razor rates it at up to 40 minutes of continuous use. Real run time depends on rider weight, surface and how much you drift.

How does it compare with the original Crazy Cart?

The XL has a larger frame, a 500W motor, a bucket seat and a higher weight limit. The original is smaller and aimed at kids.

What surface does it need?

Smooth, flat pavement works best: driveways, cul-de-sacs and empty parking lots. It is not built for grass, gravel or hills.

Can the battery be swapped?

Yes. The sealed lead-acid pack sits in a quick-change compartment, so a spare pack shortens downtime between sessions.

The cart, its 36V battery and charger, and assembly hardware. Some final assembly is required before the first ride.

Where is the Razor Crazy Cart XL cheapest?

At Walmart, for $999.00, as of our latest check.

What do buyers say about the Razor Crazy Cart XL?

Rated 3.7 out of 5 from 132 ratings.

Where can I buy the Razor Crazy Cart XL?

2 stores we checked sell it, including Walmart, Target.

Razor Crazy Cart XL

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Razor Crazy Cart XL

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Lowest price today: $999.00 at Walmart (checked Nov 10, 2026).
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Our take on the Razor Crazy Cart XL

The Crazy Cart XL is Razor's adult-size drift cart: a 500W, 36V motor in a steel frame with a bucket seat, a variable-speed foot pedal and Razor's patented steering that lets the rear casters break loose for controlled drifts. It carries riders up to 240 lb and tops out around 14 mph, with up to 40 minutes of run time from a sealed lead-acid pack in a quick-change compartment. It is the bigger sibling of the original Crazy Cart, aimed at teens and adults rather than kids. Owners love the drift feel and the build; the main complaints are the heavy lead-acid battery, short run time and the size and weight that make it a garage and driveway toy rather than a portable one.

Best forAdults and teens who want to drift on smooth pavementDriveway, cul-de-sac and parking-lot funRiders up to 240 lb who outgrew the original Crazy CartFamilies with a flat, paved area to ride on

Pros

Patented steering makes controlled drifts easy to learn
500W motor and 36V system give real torque for sliding
Steel frame and bucket seat feel sturdy at adult size
240 lb rider limit covers most adults
Quick-change battery compartment speeds swaps
Pneumatic front tire and casters handle rough pavement better than hard wheels

Cons

Sealed lead-acid battery is heavy and slow to charge
Run time of up to 40 minutes is short for long sessions
55 lb and about 43 inches long, so it needs storage space
14 mph top speed is modest for the size
Needs smooth, flat pavement; it is not an off-road cart

Razor Crazy Cart XL prices at every store

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$999.99Free shippingChecked Nov 9
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Razor Crazy Cart XL price history

Lowest price we've seen: $999.99 on Nov 9 at Target. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 9.

What reviewers say

3.7 / 5132 ratings

Owners rate the Crazy Cart XL as a genuinely fun drift machine that holds up at adult size, but many flag the lead-acid battery, short run time and bulk as the weak points.

What people mention

DriftingPraisedRiders say the patented steering makes slides controllable and easy to pick up.
BatteryCriticisedThe sealed lead-acid pack is heavy and gives only up to 40 minutes of use.
BuildPraisedOwners describe the steel frame and bucket seat as solid at adult size.
SizeMixedThe cart is big and heavy, which is fine in a garage but awkward to transport.
SpeedMixedThe 14 mph top speed satisfies beginners but leaves experienced riders wanting more.

About the Razor Crazy Cart XL

The Razor Crazy Cart XL will give you back the enjoyment you had as a kid. The ultimate drifting machine just grew up. In response to the overwhelming demand for an adult sized version of the award-winning Crazy Cart, feast your eyes on the Razor cart XL: a full-size, high-powered drift cart for the kid in all of us. With a high-torque motor and steel frame, this machine is built to last. The kids crazy cart is designed to support riders of up to 240 lbs. It comes with a high-impact pneumatic front tire, wheels and caster wheels for added durability. You are sure to enjoy the variable speed foot pedal throttle and extra high-torque variations. The 36V (three 12V), sealed lead acid rechargeable battery with quick change compartment gives you a turn time of up to 40 minutes of continuous use. The patented steering allows unique drifting, turning and stopping. This Razor Crazy Cart XL will allow you to sit comfortably due to a raised, bucket style seat.

Specifications

color: BlackSource
size: 26Source
Speed Limit (max) (mph): 14.0Source
Battery Technology: Lead-AcidSource
Width (")

Questions and answers

Is the Crazy Cart XL big enough for adults?: Yes. It is the adult-size version, with a raised bucket seat and a 240 lb rider limit. Most adults fit comfortably.
How long does the battery last on a charge?: Razor rates it at up to 40 minutes of continuous use. Real run time depends on rider weight, surface and how much you drift.
How does it compare with the original Crazy Cart?: The XL has a larger frame, a 500W motor, a bucket seat and a higher weight limit. The original is smaller and aimed at kids.
What surface does it need?: Smooth, flat pavement works best: driveways, cul-de-sacs and empty parking lots. It is not built for grass, gravel or hills.
Can the battery be swapped?: Yes. The sealed lead-acid pack sits in a quick-change compartment, so a spare pack shortens downtime between sessions.
What is in the box?: The cart, its 36V battery and charger, and assembly hardware. Some final assembly is required before the first ride.
Where is the Razor Crazy Cart XL cheapest?: At Walmart, for $999.00, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the Razor Crazy Cart XL?: Rated 3.7 out of 5 from 132 ratings.
Where can I buy the Razor Crazy Cart XL?: 2 stores we checked sell it, including Walmart, Target.