🚴 Enhance Outdoor Adventures with the Radio Flyer Ultimate All-Terrain Stroll 'N Trike, Red Review

We got this when our son was 10 months old - at the time I wished he had leg room as he couldn't reach the pedals. Other brands had it but didn't have higher quality tires like this one. Our little one is now 16 months old and can reach the pedals or put his feet on the red part that covers the front wheel. It is easy to use and we can walk on any surface - mulch, wet, wet grass, dry grass, sidewalk, sidewalks. That's great! The drink holder is a nice feature: it fits most spill-proof mugs, and

I bought this for my daughter who is 16 months old. She loves it. She makes me shove her in everywhere we go. I had to carry her out of the house because she could climb in and then yell for me to push her. If I don't, she'll come out and push him herself. She shoves him into the furniture and hits the dog, so I'll just keep him in the car for now. We use it when we go to the mall, for a walk, or anywhere you would normally use a stroller. My daughter likes to sit up straight and see everything

The idea behind this trike is great and I love that it has a handle as my little one hasn't quite figured out how to steer yet. However, we've had to fix it THREE TIMES since she got it for CHRISTMAS. We assemble exactly according to the instructions. The first fix was that the nut on one of the bolts holding the seat was coming loose, so we had to find a new one and reassemble it. The second solution was when we pushed it home. Luckily my little one wasn't on the bike at the time because the…

The tricycle is fine but there are a few design flaws on the tricycle. First, while you can rock the seat back and forth to accommodate your child's age (because their feet may not reach the pedals depending on the child), the pedals don't actually lock in place, allowing the child to use them as legs. rest. You keep walking as you move forward. He kept hitting my child's legs. The sun visor doesn't cover much either. Seat belt instructions in the manual and on the actual parts are also…

This is actually an updated review. I didn't like this at first. Now we use it all the time. We never use a wheelchair. We use it at least 1 to 3 times a week and should have several hundred kilometers on it. at least. And we didn't have any mechanical problems with it. We take him to the zoo, the children's museum and all the time to the park. The handle is retractable, but rotational play is probably about an inch, so it might feel a little clunky. It can be difficult to walk with. He can…

Reviews on this glider are a bit mixed as there are multiple options. We chose the Ultimate version, which includes a kickstand and other goodies. It takes 30-40 minutes to assemble as there are multiple parts. The instructions are better than most products of this type. As mentioned, tires leak gas and smell awful. It's like the cheap rubber weights you find in department stores. We haven't had the trike long enough to see if the smell goes away quickly or not. The frame and other components…

We love this tricycle! Our little one is just learning to pedal and the parent handle setup is just perfect for this, especially when I have back problems that would make it too difficult to bend over to help push and steer. The build was pretty good. . Two adults put it together in under half an hour. All parts were present and in new condition, the instructions were not difficult to follow. They were full of drawings showing what went where, although it might have been clearer if there had…

My son will be 1 in 2 weeks so my husband and I decided to buy him a tricycle for his birthday. I built a tricycle with my kid crawling around screaming like a banshee with no major issues (other than smoke and paint shavings, more on that later). This took about 30 minutes. I needed a screwdriver, an adjustable wrench, and a hammer (according to the instructions), although I would have preferred a rubber mallet. The box was well packaged and obviously boxed for parents with kids running around