Let's ride! Walmart has this Razor electric bike for less than $300
Summer is all about adventure, and nothing kicks it off quite like a kids' electric dirt bike. While Amazon Prime Day is in full swing, Walmart is offering its own Prime Day–style sale, with some epic deals on outdoor toys like the Razor Dirt Rocket MX350.
Whether your child is riding around the backyard or hitting the trails, the Razor MX350 delivers a fun, fast, and safe experience.
Shop the Walmart Deals event now through Sunday, July 13 to save $30 on this dirt bike and plenty of other toys, games and more!
Walmart deal: Razor Dirt Rocket MX350 24V Electric Dirt Bike
Razor Dirt Rocket MX350 24V Electric Dirt Bike
Get this popular bike for your little one just in time for an epic summer! Save $30 at Walmart.
Save $30 at Walmart
If your kid is dirt bike–obsessed, this is the ride they've been dreaming of. The Razor Dirt Rocket MX350 is built for outdoor excitement, with a rugged design that mirrors a real motocross bike. It features:
Built for safety and all-terrain fun
This mini electric dirt bike doesn't just look cool—it's also designed with safety in mind. It includes:
Whether your child is riding around the backyard or hitting the trails, the Razor MX350 delivers a fun, fast, and safe experience.
Shop all Razor deals at Walmart
Walmart Deals shopping event is live
The Walmart Deals shopping event kicked off with early access for Walmart+ members on Monday, July 7 and access to everyone else on Tuesday, July 8.
This huge shopping event is Walmart's competing Amazon Prime Day sale, offering up to 50% off tech, up to 40% off outdoor, up to 40% off fashion finds and so much more. Walmart Deals will end on Sunday, July 13.
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How much does Walmart+ cost?
There are two Walmart+ pricing plans. You can become a member for $12.95 per month or for $98 annually. Plus, you can receive a membership discount if you receive government assistance. Right now, you can save 50% on an annual Walmart+ membership and join for just $49.
To find out more, you can check out this complete guide to a Walmart+ membership.
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