This is an excellent solution to meeting the growing needs of a toddler. Transitioning from pushing our boy around a year old to him learning to kick the ground by himself nearing two. It was very easy to put together and attractive. The push handle did break taking it on and off frequently to put it in the trunk of the car. I tried to get in touch with customer service to pay for the replacement part but that was pretty difficult and I had a few long conversations with Amazon. They eventually replaced it for free after returning the original, but I would have rather just paid for the replacement piece. Still a good outcome for our son. I stopped taking the back piece off and will leave it until he’s ready to remove it for good. One note, it would have been nice to have pegs for resting his feet, but it’s a minor complaint. Read more
SO easy to assemble. No tools needed, just click together. My baby niece adores her bike. The handle for adults to hold on to is tall enough to be comfortable for a 5’10” man, all the way to a 5’2” senior woman. The bike is light, but feels solid and secure, it’s so cute and the quality is amazing. Read more
Great bike! Like the ability of it to grow with a toddler. Read more
Easy to put together. Quality is great. Very durable. Highly recommend Read more
Got it for my 1 year old’s birthday as a gift. It was very disappointing to open a returned (assuming) old bike with dirt smears and missing pedals that’s for resting the feet for push mode. When I contacted Amazon they told me to contact manufacturer, and the manufacturer wanted a picture. How do I take a picture of a missing pedals? Why would you send a returned item for a full price paying customer? The bike itself seems sturdy and nice, but it was just one of the most disappointing experiences on Amazon because it was for a special birthday. Returning it! Read more
I bought this trike for my 11-month-old. I know it’s listed for ages 1+, but since my baby is much taller than average, I thought it would work already. In reality, it’s still too big for him at this stage. We absolutely love the colors and the aesthetic — this brand always gets the design right. The trike looks beautiful in real life, very stylish and minimalist. However, even in the push-tricycle mode, my baby can’t reach the pedals yet. That’s not a problem for us, we’ll just use it later, but I think the “1 year” recommendation is a bit optimistic. Personally I would say it’s better for around 18 months and up. About durability: the wheels roll fine, but they’re a bit smooth and mark easily. If you roll it over gravel, the wheels show little marks right away. Nothing dramatic, but something to be aware of. It was very easy to assemble, as always with this brand, and once it fits him properly, the fact that it’s convertible is a real advantage — no need to buy several different trikes as he grows. Even now, he enjoys standing up and pushing it around, so it still gets some use. Price-wise, it’s reasonable for the quality and the design. Final verdict: A beautiful, easy-to-assemble convertible trike that will last through several stages, but don’t buy it too early — even taller babies will likely need to wait. I recommend it more for 1.5 years and up. Great colors and gorgeous design. Read more
Bought two for my twin grandsons! Very cute! Read more
This is so cute! I got it to use as a tricycle for my 3.5-year-old until she outgrows it, and then will hand it down to my younger child once he's old enough. I love how many options it has, and how easily it changes from one to another. The assembly is easy, but a little fiddly - I had a hard time getting the handlebars on initially and the pedals have to be really pushed in to get them to work. The handle is fairly comfortable for me to use (I'm 5'8) but is a little short for my husband (6'5) - there is a height adjustment, but not one that goes tall enough for a taller parent. The age range is probably about right assuming your child can stay on - the younger end of the age range makes me wish that like other tricycles with push handles it had a bit of a back and a seatbelt. But other than that, it is great! Calling the mode with the two wheels in the back a 'balance bike' is a bit misleading - you can push with your feet, yes, but there's not really balance involved because the two wheels make a very thick, stable wheel on the back that does not require balance. Steering is easy, and the pedals are a good distance from the seat for my 3.5-year-old who is just under 41 inches tall, but I imagine it would be hard to reach for the very youngest end of this size range. Read more
