8 Hovertrax 2.0 Ages 8 and up Looking for a smooth ride that can take you anywhere? The Razor Hovertrax self-balancing hoverboards selection can be your perfect solution.

The Hovertrax 1.5 delivers a one-of-a-kind self-balancing experience that makes learning to ride smooth and simple. Anti-slip, rubber, traction pads keep you in perfect balance for up to 45 minutes of hoverboarding action.

Most hoverboards are recommended for kids 8 years old and older. That said, only you know your child. Riding a hoverboard does require quite a bit of balance and coordination that doesn't always develop by a certain age. Additionally, hoverboards for kids have different max speeds – anywhere from about 6 mph to 9 mph.

13 Years Old and Up Older tweens and teens should look for self-balancing scooters that are designed for adults. These models tend to be more powerful, with higher speed limits, bigger wheels and more advanced features like Bluetooth connectivity and LED lights.

A hoverboard is controlled solely by the rider's feet moving at angles relative to the ground. There are no external stabilizers, brakes, steering wheels of any kind. When the Hovertrax is on, the gyroscopic mechanized balancing feature works to keep the foot platforms parallel to the ground.

Incidents/Injuries: There have been more than 20 reports of Hovertrax 2.0 Self-Balancing Hoverboards containing GLW battery packs overheating, including some reports of smoke or fire.

Most List the Recommended Ages at 13+ Most hoverboards are not recommended for use for children under the age of 13. However, there are many parents who have not followed this warning. Kids are young and spontaneous; their judgment and decision-making skills aren't fully developed.

Like the kind used on jetpacks and flying motorcycles? Zapata on the Flyboard Air. The Flyboard Air is the smallest jet-engine aircraft in the world, a hoverboard that makes Marty McFly's nuclear-powered skateboard look like a toy. Plus, it's flown by a single hand control.

Most hoverboards are recommended for kids 8 years old and older. That said, only you know your child. Riding a hoverboard does require quite a bit of balance and coordination that doesn't always develop by a certain age. Additionally, hoverboards for kids have different max speeds – anywhere from about 6 mph to 9 mph.

The exact age recommended to ride a hoverboard varies depending on the toy manufacturer. Generally the consensus is that children should be at least 8 years old before stepping onto one.

• Best Hoverboard For Adults: Segway Ninebot S Electric Transporter.
• Best One-Wheel Hoverboard: Onewheel GT.
• Best Hoverboard For Kids: Swagtron Swagboard Twist T580.
• Best Hoverboard For Heavy Adults: Gyroor Warrior Hoverboard.
• Best Light-Up Hoverboard: Sisigad Hoverboard.

All hoverboards should be compliant with the UL 2272 safety standard. However, even if your child has one of the newest models, there are still hoverboard dangers to consider. After all, two-wheeled boards can be difficult to balance on, and falls resulting in injuries are not at all uncommon.