🛴 Yvolution Y Fliker A1 Swing Wiggle Scooter - 3-Wheel Drifting Scooter for Children Aged 5-8 Years Review

This scooter is very cool. It seemed really well done and had such a fun concept. We ended up sending it back because my six year old quickly got tired of having to wiggle it to get it moving. You'll have to wiggle it fairly generously and evenly to get it moving on a flat surface. She decided to stick with the traditional scooter so we sent it back.

Minimum hardware required, comes with tools needed for assembly. Ten minutes and you're good to go. I've used it myself (for testing) and although I broke the weight limit it worked well. I believe he will survive abuse and neglect at the hands of a child. I would love to but plan on doing it again as I will need to upgrade as the kids grow.

Great overall but if it hits the ground expect the front wheel and handlebars to fail. No matter how hard I tighten the adjustment screw, it happens every time the scooter hits the ground. EVEN if you don't have a flat driveway/road to drive it - don't worry! It won't work, not even I can get it to drive down our street. So my kids are only limited to the driveway with it.

I bought this for my daughter as my son already has one. It's B3, it's for kids from 3 years old, but probably for kids from 3 to 10 years old. It was a good width, but if you lean to the side and aren't heavy enough like my 5 year old, it starts to tip over. . She's been driving it every day since we got it. She wiggles and twists the handles and you can move from side to side and float with her. All three of my children love them.

Warning: He has broken two wrists since purchase. A man is 40 years old. It's not as high as a razor roller. The height cannot be adjusted either. It might be better for someone between 3 and 6 or a short 8 year old. My child has to bend over because their arms cannot be raised. It will support a 40-year-old man weighing 170 pounds, but if moved and rotated too quickly, it will tip over 40 years and cause a broken wrist. 🙈

We love that shimmer! It's big enough for my 8 year old daughter (she's one of the tallest in her class). She rides it every day and loves that it turns 180° effortlessly and even spins the rear wheel! My only downside is that she started driving it a bit more aggressively, it started squeaking. I've been trying to figure out which wheel/joint it's coming from, can't find it. It's okay, it just annoys us parents.

I am disappointed because the product states an age rating of 5+ and weighs up to 185lbs which leads you to believe an average 9 year old will be driving However, the steering wheel is not adjustable and the scooter is not intended for people over the age of 7. To be honest, I find the purchase for 2 years of use too expensive. I returned it and bought a more expensive one that will last him into adulthood if he uses it that long at all. Great for Turing Covid to get the kids outside

Update: I received a full refund for the defective item and gave it to the scrap metal folks who come to shop each week. I will say that even with a child 4-5 years old it is better to use bigger scooters. You can still ride bigger ones and will grow into them quickly. These smaller scooters don't ride as well as the larger ones. Bought it for my 4 year old child. In fact, he was too small for her. Also, one arm you are standing on is longer than the other. See 3 photos of the rear wheels. You…