Huffy Frozen Tricycle Wheel Storage Review

My husband put it together easily and I'm sure she will love it this Christmas. It is almost 2 years old and seems to suit her well.

Not worth the extra cost. It was an expensive model and we thought it would be of the same quality. The front basket sits oddly and the rear basket fell off on first use. We bought it for our 2 year old and she can't reach the pedals, we'll be back.

This bike is good for kids and lighter than old tricycles. I gave it 3 stars because it was so cumbersome because it was my first bike. I couldn't pump air into the tire because the thing attached to the wheel was removed so I could hook up a pump to pump air in.

It was a gift. But I was surprised that for the price of this trike it had plastic tires which seem to be fitted very cheaply and also the way they are attached to the bike seems to break very easily. It was a Christmas present for my granddaughter. I wasn't happy with that at all.

Looks exactly like the pictures BUT COMPLETELY UNUSEABLE - wheels won't turn on smooth pavement/concrete or black pavement. LOSS OF MONEY - false advertising. Pos. My daughter cried because he wasn't riding when she tried to ride him and now I've only spent the almost $60 I actually saved to buy this stupid butt. DO NOT BUY (this was collected by my father who has collected everything for me all my life - it doesn't work because it's junk, not the way it was assembled etc.)

Looks exactly like the picture but unfortunately I've read some questions and answers where someone asked if it had rubber wheels and the answer was in the affirmative. The bike has plastic wheels and has no traction at all. Works best with smooth hardwood floors, linoleum, etc. The bike is useless outdoors, even on a flat road. The absence of any clutch allows the child to control the bike. Very discouraging for a child who is also trying to learn and they do their best to get them moving on…

My daughter can't reach the pedals yet and is 38 inches tall. If the seat were adjustable (which I don't think is possible with the current tricycle arch) then it would be usable for well over a year or so, I suspect it would work before my baby outgrows it a bit cheaply made - mostly plastic, none Ball bearings (as far as I can tell) and the handlebars rotate 360 degrees so it can be pointed backwards, which is likely to cause accidents. But given the short time my kid has been using it I…

I bought this and was very disappointed that it had plastic wheels instead of rubber. However, this wouldn't be a problem if the rear wheels were actually spinning. The first week is well done but the back is just awful! It says not to overtighten the bolts on the rear wheels and make sure the cap is secure. But the cap on the wheel is not fixed and the place you put the wheel is too big for the wheel! You can tell they cut the plastic about halfway down the middle of the wheel to make a lip…

This bike is pretty awful and cheaply made as mentioned in other comments. The biggest problem with him is that he squeaks louder than Debo, who curls up to grab your grandma's necklace. The squeak is coming from the front pedal/wheel assembly, which was actually the only thing that came pre-assembled, so it's not an assembly error. I plan to contact customer service to inquire about replacing the front wheel assembly. I will update the review if necessary. The rear wheels don't seem to sit…