Was offered my first daughter after having a scooter with a handlebar turning, she had great difficulty in adapting to the new technique for turning. For you must know that the handlebar does not rotate. If the child wants to turn it must lean left o
Initially we had a scooter 2 rear wheels but my son (who has not bcp equilibrium) falling all the time and suddenly did not want to go back on it. By observing other children we soon saw they had ... ALL micro rightly! The child can quickly keep in b
Very nice scooter, easy to assemble and disassemble (it does not bend). Child hand, she was offered a small 3 year old who had never done and has quickly unraveled with. Since then, he keeps telling everyone she goes "too fast" and "it is t
What my daughter was having fun with this scooter! It takes some time to master, the guidance system is different than that of a conventional scooter, but it come quickly. Great not to have your feet hanging in the rear wheels. Only downside is that
Scooter well designed, perfect for my son 2ans1 / 2, stable and practical with its un-clipped handlebars! my son love it because my older than 4 years it is also adapted very quickly! Its tilt system on the left or right style "skate board" whic
This is the second that I buy and I am always happy, it is expensive but very stable and good quality. The first purchased 1 year ago is in perfect condition!
I took it for my daughter who was 2.5 years. I was previously a scooter with two wheels at the rear. I changed it after seeing the son of a girlfriend who arrived much better to take turns with it. To turn, you do not turn the steering wheel, but it
the scooter is solid, very stable.mon 4 year old son, 15kg, put a little time to make the turn (you have to look for the right turn right), the bearings are excellent.
This scooter is ideal for children 3 years old. The two front wheels that hug the turns is a stability and security guarantee, and the children do not fall! Would definitely recommend.
