🛴 Hover-1 Ziggy Folding Kick Scooter for Kids (5+ Year Old) – Lean-to-Turn, PU Tires, Slim-Design, 110 LB Max Load Capacity Review

I bought this scooter for my 5 year old daughter who has wanted a scooter for a long time. This scooter is ok but not as good as other scooters my older kids around the same age have had. The scooter lights up (requires batteries) but it appears to be small and more suitable for preschoolers.

My baby is starting to resist being in a stroller and wants to go everywhere. However, it is slow, so using this scooter will speed up our walks. This is a good scooter for him as the two front wheels help him balance. It's quite heavy so it's easy to keep upright and won't tip over. There is a light that I don't think is necessary so we didn't use it.

This is a really good scooter and easy for my 3 year old to use. She can turn easily and is still learning how to stop, but that's the way it is with any three-wheeled scooter. I would recommend! You press the red button on the side to fold the pole. There is a button on the bottom of the scooter to turn the light on and off. Just make sure you have 6 AAA batteries - 3 AAA for the lamp posts and 3 AAA for the base lights. The light works best at night.

Honest review here PLEASE highly recommended for teaching children to ride a scooter! Also a great gift! A scooter with balance wheels at the front will ensure they don't tip forward. Ideal for learning to turn and move. It stands separately in an upright position, which is nice. Easy to use. A little heavy for a toddler but works great. Not drunk at all. All in all I can recommend!

Many kids like "big kid" scooters, but they are harder to balance and ride on a smaller one. It's super pretty because it has 4 wheels and doesn't tip over. It doesn't look like a "kids" toy, so they really like it. The lights are especially fun. I like that the steering wheel is adjustable and there is a brake. This is a really good educational toy if they want to switch to a regular scooter later but aren't locked out of the fun now.

This scooter arrived in perfect condition with no problems. Installation was very easy - just take it out of the box and flip the wheel. It was easy for my son to learn as he is easy to balance on it. It took him a while to learn to steer, but about a day later he turned pro and asked to drive again. At the bottom there is a switch to turn the light on and off. The lights are not very bright and are only visible in the evening. My only issue was the initial setup as the button to raise the…

Overall this scooter is stable, reliable and has a smooth ride. The board is wide enough for little feet. Adjusting the steering wheel is very easy - there's a clip that opens, then you push a metal button on the side to raise or lower the steering wheel. The steering wheel is covered with a grippy material (silicone?) that doesn't slip. The rear brake works well. The board still wobbles a bit, but it doesn't roll over like a two-wheeled scooter. Therefore, he is good at teaching balance to…

This scooter is great for teaching balance and dexterity to children and for getting them involved in sports in a fun way. This is a great scooter for beginners until they are ready for the 'big kid'. Technically my two kids (2 and 3 years old) are a bit small as the recommended age is 5+. However, my 3-year-old has become incredibly well-behaved! She can really accelerate and gets used to the slim steering. My 2 year old is not that fast but you will never know as he is very good with the…

My son (4 years old) loves this scooter; He's a fan of how stable he is and doesn't find it too difficult to turn around. He loves the lights on the pole and how easy he can turn them on and off. As a parent, there are a few details that stand in the way of that perfection. switch under the circuit board. where is the battery compartment The battery compartment doesn't appear to be waterproof and I'm concerned about getting through puddles with it. The backlight is also rather weak - it would…