Toddler Balance Bike 2-5 Year Old. No Pedal Balance Bikes for Kids with Adjustable seat. Easy to Put Together, Perfect, Sturdy, Steady Balancing, Gift Bike for 2-5 Boys Girls

I purchased this bike for my 3yo's birthday and it has been perfect! The assembly was a breeze, and she rides it just about every day. After having it for 2 months she still rides it every day with no malfunctions and it's the perfect size for her. I would absolutely purchase this again.

Such a good value and our son loves it! The day we got it he insisted it be put together and we go for a walk immediately. He has had so much fun with it inside and outside. Great overall purchase.

Good quality.

My 2 1/2 grandson loves this. Best gift ever so easy to put together

Good first bike for learning!

we’re having our active little one go out outdoors and enjoy kids’ stuff that we used to do when we were kids. one of them being learning how to ride a bicycle. i wished this design was around during our time which could have saved me from a lot of pain and scratches from falling off the bike. this training bike is great at giving mu grandson the confidence needed to ride a bike. no chains nor pedals; just a sit and the two wheels. it’s like a scooter only sitting down and using both feet to run and push the bike forward. the main objective is to learn to balance the bike while both your feet are ready to keep it upright. after practicing some time with this, balance will come naturally. our grandson is not there yet but i am confident he’ll get there soon because he is having fun just walking with this around the park - while being on it.this bike is so easy to asemble. the seat is adjustable in height so i see oir grandson using this for a couple of years before moving into a pedal one. good intro bike for kids!

Yep, it's of wonderful quality, ease of assembly, and faithful to offer many many many occasions of learning play...at least for a couple/few children to progress with its assistance during the short season these bikes are purposed for.I'm PERSONALLY not as much of a fan of the dual-bar mainframe, compared to the more-common beefy single bar of most...but I can see the uniqueness offering more of a positive (if not preferable?) cosmetic liking for some. Potato Poetahdoh, right?The $70 price tag is substantially higher than most balance bikes of this 'generic genre', which is why I'm hard pressed to guess how I could ever grant over 4 stars of recommendation.Solid and pleasing bike yes, but I would certainly price around, and likely find a better (current) return for my investment. If this were discounted by $15 or so when looking, it'd probably have me purchase again.

My 3 year old granddaughter is at the tricycle stage but she is very advanced in terms of height, agility and balance. We got this for her to use before getting her a real bicycle with training wheels. This size should work for 2 year olds - 4 year olds.Assembly is easy - just throw away the rubber protective covers on the seat post and the steering bar - I was a bit confused about them since they are not mentioned in the instructions but they look like they could be useful. But, they are not part of the install so just toss them and press on.The tool required for assembly I included. it takes about 10 minutes tops to put together. I think that it is worth it for the price but will likely only be interesting to her for 6 months or so before moving up. I think she could bypass the training when stage - which I feel can be dangerous while learning the coasting / balancing process.