JoovyTricycoo Fold & Go Toddler Tricycle Featuring Removable, Adjustable Push Handle, Lockable Front Pedals, Height-Adjustable Seat, 3-Point Safety Harness, and Rear Storage Box (Forged Iron), Large

Easy to assemble, light weight, easy to maneuver by the adult handle. Is a little too big for our 2.5yr old.

My son loves this, I took a while to review because In may he feet couldn’t touch but now he’s good I just wish we can turn it from the back handles but it’s still a great buy.

A bit overpriced… I love the tires. Wish the parental steering worked better.

Omg my nephew loves this !!!

The first part of the advertisement was that this comes fully assembled. That was definitely not the case and it is quite tedious to assemble. Full assembly outside the box was one of the main reasons I purchased this.

Good price good material thank you Amazon

I got this for my 2 1/2 year old for Christmas. I have yet to give it to him. Even when I do it will be winter here in the Northeast, so he won't really get to use it until the spring. So this review is more of a preliminary impression.It will require assembly. It's in many pieces within it's box. Often we like the kids to be able to use the items right away after getting them from under the tree. I'm guessing this will take at least 5 minutes but probably closer to 30 minutes to assemble. So it's not what I'd call tree friendly right out of the box. Therefore, if you don't want to assemble it after opening it but want the kids to enjoy it right away then you might want to take the time to assemble it out of the box first. I'm not going to though as he couldn't use this unless he used it in the house and it'll most likely take less room in the box.It appears to practically all be plastic, with some metal. It seems durable, but still made cheaply enough. The tires are plastic. The color is a very dark gray, like a charcoal black.From all appearances it will be nice for him when he's able to use it. I will update in several months to see how it goes. I'm really looking forward to it as I've been bending over to push him on his trike and this will be so much better for my back!

My 2 year old is tall in his age but still too short to reach the pedals. There is no foot rest. When the tricycle moves around, his feet hang in the air or drag on the ground which makes it not safe!I’d say it’s not good as a push trike for younger kids. The steering is not smooth. When I turn, the handle bars sometimes hit my toddler if he is not holding the handle tightly.It seems good as a learn-to-ride trike when I remove push handle. My son can drive it smoothly with his feet.Overall it’s not as good as I expected. For the price I would definitely go with a Radio Flyer trike.