Review on City scooter SHULZ 175, blue by Adam Paka (Adam Trab ᠌

Husband's gift for birthday stroll in the park with the kid. It travels quietly, avoids shaking, glides over little obstacles, but becomes caught on major ones, causing you to plummet to your death. It's inconvenient to ride in it with my 3-year-old son since he likes to stand near to the wheel and put his legs together, which leaves little room for me to put my foot down anywhere but laterally. The scooter's footrest is inadequate, thus any attempt to lean it against something results in a fall. The footboard (metal) smacks the leg very severely while elevating the scooter with the hands; you have to get used to wearing it. So, I would suggest getting a scooter because it is practical and easy to use. The item stands upright after being folded in half.