🚲 Chillafish Charlie Lightweight Toddler Balance Bike, Adorable Balance Trainer for 18-48 Months, Teach Biking with 10" inch Puncture-Proof Wheels, Adjustable Seat and Convenient Handle, Silver Review

So tiny! I didn't bother to read the dimensions carefully. At the moment it's the perfect size for my 2 year old but I'm not sure it will fit him until he learns to ride a proper bike. Here's a picture of this product from our old Schwinn walk that four of our kids went to (they were already riding two wheelers by the age of four) and I highly recommend it! hoping for the best.

My son got this bike for his second birthday. At first he didn't know how to drive it, but eventually learned to do it. Six months later he loves this bike! It's really light and perfect for the baby. The only downside is that unlike some other bikes that easily adjust to any height, the seat requires a small tool to adjust. But otherwise a great bike and worth buying

Two weeks after I received this, my son pulls the tail so confidently. He's already driving, keeping his feet on the ground and on the steering wheel. One day I saw a neighbor with her son who was selling a bike and he couldn't have been more than 4 years old. She recommended me a balance bike and I bought this model. I LOVE IT! My son LOVES IT! The cutest thing is watching him take off and leave. It also looks very good, is well made and easy to assemble.

Bought because I really liked the other model Costco used to carry. Nothing like that. Cheaper construction and more complex installation. For example, the seat height adjustment requires tools, but what's worse, no matter what alloy these bolts are made of besides the oil, they won't come out after installation without a puller. Did I just overdraw? Well, I wouldn't normally use a lot of torque for this type of application, but the seat is clamped with the same bolt. So if you don't tighten…

Our oldest son has a BMXie and isn't ready to give it up just yet. We wanted a second wheel and a limited BMXie, we wanted to stick with the same brand. The price is definitely good and the quality for the price is good for this product. This bike has foam tires (not rubber), a metal frame (not plastic), and seat and handlebar adjustment up and down with an allen wrench (a bit fiddly). The bearings are okay, but the tires don't roll as smoothly and quickly as on the BMXie. It will settle in…

So-so, just ok. I would like more bright colors. I bought the silver one for my boy and the color turned out to be a little boring for toddlers. I love the bright colors of other brands like Yvolution or Croco but I only went with this Chillafish because it seems to be the smallest balance bike I could find at Revain or Walmart as my boy is a lot younger than him (when Reference: he's 2'78 and this bike just fits him in the lowest position of the handlebars and saddle). The bike is definitely…