3 Wheel Foldable Scooter Swing Scooter Tri Slider Kick Wiggle Scooters Push Drifting with Adjustable Handle for Boys/Girl/Adult Age 8 Years Old and Up

Bought this scooter kinda on a whim for my kid, but honestly I’ve ended up using it almost as much as they do 😂. It was pretty easy to put together (I’m not exactly great with tools) and it feels really solid once you get going. The tri-wheel design takes like a minute to get used to but after that it’s just straight up fun. We’ve been riding it around the neighborhood and the park, and it handles bumps and cracks better then I thought it would. The handle bar adjusts easy too, so both me and my kid can switch back and forth without messing with anything complicated. I’m like 180 lbs and it holds me fine, no wobbling or anything scary. My kid loves doing those side-to-side wiggle moves and honestly it’s a good little workout for your legs. The foldable part is nice too cuz it fits in the trunk without taking up a ton of space (my last scooter didn’t fold and was always in the way). Only thing is it makes a tiny squeek sometimes if we don’t tighten it enough, but nothing major. For the price, this thing is a blast. Totally recomend if you want something fun for the kids… or yourself lol.

I have two kids in my family and both wanted a scooter. One is 9 year old and little. The other is 14 year old but already taller than I am. I didn’t want to spend money on buying two different scooter as they would share. This one is so perfect that fits both of them all at once due to its great weight capacity and adjustable height handle. Myself as an adult can even ride it with no problem. I usually need my husband’s help to set up this type of product. But, this scooter is very easy to assemble. Hope it’s durable and last for a while. The way to ride it is a lot of fun because you have to swing your whole body to move forward. It’s like enjoying the scooter the same time working yourself out. Turning it is not too hard to handle and the brake works just fine. Wheels might be a little small but once get used to it, it works nicely. This scooter is really cool and worth to have.

I had high hopes for this scooter when I ordered it, but unfortunately, the unit I got was defective. Specifically, one of the bottom pieces (one of the ones your feet rest on) had a part that was incorrectly welded (it was flipped around), which made the unit impossible to assemble. I returned it and requested and got a refund. In addition to this, the installation instructions were some of the worst I've ever seen. They were clearly written by someone who doesn't speak English, because they made no sense at all, and the drawings looked like they were done by a four-year-old. Nevertheless, the scooter is not complicated and it was pretty easy to figure out what had to go where. It's still quite challenging to assemble, because the parts are heavy, but I can't really complain about that. But the quality control is another matter. I won't be buying from this company again.

The scooter is fun to ride. I like the functionality of being able to adjust the height and being able to fold it. The value is pretty great since it seems like it will last for years.

This scooter has been pretty good. It is definitely sturdy/big enough for an adult or child (adjustable height handlebars). My kids (ages 7-11) like it a lot and ride it all the time. They have taken it for rides of up to 2 miles. I really like the large wheels this scooter comes with (vs. other scooters). The brake has limited stopping power. I did adjust the brake for wear after a time (standard maintenance). I would buy again. Cons: 1. Some of the nuts & bolts have loosened over time; I had to tighten them. 2. There is a bolt/washer combination on each side of the scooter. These washers make a rattling noise. I wrapped a rubber band around each washer to prevent this noise. Good customer service: The screw/bolt holding one of the rear wheels got loose and fell out. I could not find the screw in the street. I contacted the seller through amazon. The seller sent a replacement part immediately. I was very pleased.

Grandson loves it!! Does work your stomach muscles for a 9 year old though!! lol !! Thanks !

I got this when it was on sale and w/ a coupon for around $59. For that price, it's ok after a little work. Full price no way. The first one was not assembled. I had to put the bars with the back wheels on w/ nuts and tighten, so it wasnt too difficult. However, the brake did not work no matter how much I tightened the cable. The hand brake lever would not stay put no matter how much I tightened it. I requested a return/exchange. The new one was assembled in the box, and I just had to unfold it. I'm not sure if the first one I received was a newer version or older. However, the nuts were barely tightened and I had to tighten them down. The brake didnt work on the second one either, but I was at least able to tighten it so it worked... a little. It would loosen up after I pulled it a couple of times. Part of the issue is that the hand brake lever is such soft flimsy plastic that it 1) cannot be tightened to stay put on the handlebar, 2)flexes so much that you do not get the full leverage to pull the brake cable tight. Once I realized this was a huge part of the problem, and based on the price I paid for the whole scooter, I decided to order a set of metal brake levers from Amazon to see if that corrected the problem. I ordered a set of black ones that were marketed as Amazon's Choice - around $10 for the left and right one. I only used the right one, and now my brake works flawlessly and the entire scooter seems much safer and more solid since the brake lever doesnt flex or move around every time I pull it. I am grateful that they sent me a new one, but they really should replace the brake lever with a metal one or at least higher quality plastic on for both safety and to improve the overall fit and finish. If they did that and adjusted the brake so it would be ready to go once you assembled the handlebars, it would be worth the full asking price. I looked at mine as a DIY project that turned out pretty well for around $75 out of pocket...