🛴 Mountalk Scooters: The Ultimate Ride for Toddlers and Children Review

I bought it knowing that there are no wheels and the steering wheel is "tilted" to one side or the other. This proved inconvenient for our 5 year old. For a sharp turn, she had to lift the scooter up and turn. Without wheels, it doesn't make turns. Advertised to introduce turning/steering skills but I think that's a stretch.

I bought this for my daughter's second birthday and to be honest I only got rave reviews. It was so easy to put on and the quality was great - it's solid. The steering wheel was height adjustable, with a longer reach than my son's scooter. The dog theme is adorable and the brake pedal has plenty of space for them. Highly recommended!

Bought for a 5 year old who wanted a scooter on wheels. We tried another new brand and it was too short and looked like it would break after a few uses. Was looking for a replacement and hesitantly ordered this cute puppy scooter. Very durable, the LEDs on the rear wheel light up when it's rolling fast enough and the handle is 3-way height adjustable. We haven't had enough time to say how durable it will be, but it looks like it will hold up!

I was amazed at the durability and quality of this product. I have 2 girls and have used 4 different scooters for my girls and this is by far the best we have had. Easy to assemble, so durable and looks cute. I gave it to my daughter for her birthday and she was so happy we gave it to her. Another good thing is that the wheels are suitable for indoor use (they're made of durable rubber, not plastic) so I don't have to worry about floor scratches.

Daughter and son love scooters. I originally bought a pink doggy scooter for my daughter's 3rd birthday. But my son who is 4 years old shows great interest in taking her scooter. So my husband and I bought him a blue scooter. Now they drive all day, every day. They watch TV while standing or riding on them. They chase each other on scooters in our little apartment. My son has engine problems and this scooter definitely helps improve the condition without even knowing it. Grate food to encourage

I have a 6 year old child with autism so I need a 3 wheel scooter so she can develop her riding skills at her own pace. She is also very tall for her age and when I saw in the description that this scooter fits 180 pounds and 58 inches I thought I had found the perfect gift. The images even show a grown man riding a scooter without a bow. It turns out that everything described is wrong. Imagine my surprise when my daughter gets on the scooter and he immediately bows. She weighs about 120 pounds