🚲 AW Leak-Proof Cycling Exercise Unicycle for Tricycles, Scooters & Wagons Review

My son was very excited to get this unicycle but after riding it twice the pedal came off and the stem is now exposed and no longer fits securely. I didn't keep the original packaging as it was a large box that I didn't have room for, so I can't return it for a refund. This is bad quality. I should have spent more money for a better one.

The seat post falls off very easily no matter how I tighten it. I got knocked down a few times and nearly blew a tire. I was able to drill a hole and put a bolt in the post and the problem seems to be resolved. All in all I think I got what I paid for. You're not going to get a quality product for $60, but if you have the tools to fix it, this could be a good way to see if you want to learn how to ride a unicycle without spending a lot of money.

So this unicycle is exactly what I was looking for. It was one of the cheapest options, but so far it's worth the money. The unicycle is bigger than my Schwinn 20" unicycle but much lighter. So far I've noticed a few annoying things. 1. When my package arrived it had a big dent so I wasn't sure if there was anything damaged inside - it wasn't. 2. The unicycle comes with a pack of nuts and bolts - actually you only need 4. Luckily I found one nut along with another nut and bolt which was a…

I was glad to get a unicycle because when I was 16-17 I trained on my cousin's unicycle who was in the circus. It was a lot smaller and I only went in, plus I was a lot younger so maybe I thought I'd have to buy a bigger uni. I bought a 24" Uni thinking it would be easier to master because the bigger tires have fewer pedals. Well I got the price I paid compared to my cousins Uni because of of the many issues I've had with this uni.The clamp is useless if you don't have the tools to make it work