🚲 Unleash the Fun with the 16 Inch Wheel Chrome Unicycle: A Stylish Ride with Alloy Rim Review

For the price and the fun of dropping all your friends on it and $. It was worth every penny. It's not the highest quality unicycle, but it's been ridden enough to wear down a stock tire and still rides.

Gave this to my 8 year old grandson who has a bit of OCD and is not exactly a team player but is very athletic. Within an hour he could walk about 10 feet and after a week he was up to 50 feet tall. It gave him renewed confidence, the ability to master what few others can.

What do you give a child who already knows almost everything on 2 or 4 wheels? Buy him or her a unicycle. We had to shorten the safety bar because it was too high. The whole family enjoyed it. PLEASE remember to wear a good helmet. There will be falls.

I bought this for my 8 year old. old grandson for Christmas. It's well done. We were very pleased with the quality of the product. HE LOVED IT! The seat stick is too long for most kids (even our 11 year old grandson) so we cut off about 3 inches to lower the seat so he can reach the pedals. I would recommend this unicycle!

I was pleasantly surprised by the quality, strength and durability of this unicycle. And what fun it was for an 8 year old to learn and drive. It took her a week or two to completely circumnavigate the driveway (30 minutes to an hour each day). This is probably the right size for anyone under 5 feet tall. I had to cut (with a hacksaw) about 3" from the end of the seat stem so she could reach the pedals throughout her cycle (she is 4ft tall and the bottom of the stem touches the top of the wheel

Ideal for learning. I can imagine it wouldn't be that great on the road. The plastic sheets are a little flimsy, one of which broke in the first few days of use after falling on a wooden floor. The seat also flexes a bit, but overtightening will hold it for a while. Otherwise, it has held up well over the past two months.

Bought for my son who has vertical short side. He is 10 years old and still wears 6T. We woke up 4 inches from the seatpost and it was ready to go. A few days passed, but he got up and got rid of it. At this time of year all the boys in his class have them, and at this time they are used roughly. He has to get through the school year just in time for his sister to pick him up so he can be extended. If I can get Craig to show me his shopping cart technique, I might buy it. Did you have a FUN…

When we unpacked this 16" Fun Chrome alloy rim unicycle, there was a hole in the tube to prevent the tire from holding air. After this was fixed the right pedal fell apart after very limited use. .The pedal was not repairable, so now we have to buy new pedals. Our grandson was frustrated with all of these issues, and so were we. I hope the pedals will be the last problem. We probably should have returned the entire unicycle, but then we wouldn't be giving the grandson a Christmas present.