🛴 Chillafish Scotti Glow 3-Wheel Lean-to-Steer Scooter: Light-up Wheels, Adjustable Height Handlebars, Integrated Brake, Blue - Suitable for Ages 3 and Up Review

My son had a same 3 wheel style RC scooter and I accidentally drove my car into it. So I ordered this to replace a loved and used toy. That's an improvement! It has the same incline system that my son is used to. But the quality seems better and the wheels shine, which is amazing. It's too small for my older kids 8 and 10 but they can still ride it, they just look stupid. My little one is very happy to have a scooter his size again and hopefully has learned not to leave it in his driveway!

Our grandson was very excited to try this scooter. The scooter for a 3 year old child is very worthy. Handle height is adjustable. The insole is supported, although it seems a bit short to us. It took our grandson a little time to figure out where to put his feet (perhaps part of learning?) when he put his foot on the rear fender his weight brought the scooter to a halt. Light up wheels are great. Once he learns to put his feet up, he will be able to walk. The scooter turns easily. We are very…

I can't even describe how much my kids love this scooter. We bought this for my 3 year old because our 5 and 6 year olds had Razor 2 wheel scooters and our youngest was always trying to ride them. Now we have to constantly drive the big siblings off the tricycle because they love the glowing wheels. Also a hit with our 3 year old. She's very small for her age and she just jumps on this thing and pulls on her cock. It costs $50 but is built a lot better than our Razor scooters. Much bigger…

Grab the handlebars and this scooter is ready to go! It's lightweight but looks very sturdy and well made. My 5 year old is 48" and I would say he is about the size limit for this scooter. This is his first scooter and it was incredibly easy for him to hop on and ride. I like the slightly wider deck compared to other scooters, the handle is adjustable and the light up wheels are really fun. The deck seems pretty stable, I would give it a 7.5/10. Kids will need to lean into turns to turn this…

This company has put a lot of research and development into these scooters. The steering wheel is very rigidly connected to the base. The footboard is long and strong thanks to a steel tube running forward from the rear wheel. The length and stiffness of the board also makes the ride very stable and avoids wobbling at speed. The axles are very rigid. The steering mechanism is smooth and durable. Our previous scooter was a $30 retrospec scooter, which was a total mistake that should never have…