HOMCOM Kids Scooter, Teen Kick Scooter with Rubber Wheels, 16" Front Wheel, Height Adjustable Handlebar, Dual Brakes, Kick Stand, for 5+ Years

Great scooter. Much bigger and definitely sturdier than most, but still fits in the back of the car with one seat down. Not too difficult to assemble but easier if there are 2 of you. The online videos and extra tips in the comments section were very helpful. My 10 year old granddaughter loves it and rides to school on it most days. She is starting to try tricks on it.

Fantastic scooter for the price, was a bit fiddly to put together by myself but with two people it would take minutes to assemble. My daughter is 5 and it's a little big but she will grow into it so I'd recommend this for 6/7 years upwards ... overall a brilliant product at a brilliant price . One very happy little girl and I will be purchasing another for my 10yr old daughter.

Lovely product but a bit heavy to scoot on. Purchased this as my Twins received different presents at Christmas... War was on when we went for walks along the canal... But the one with a stunt scooter wasn't happy with the way the wheels went along the canal path... Thought these tyres looked more like it. As it goes up to Adult weight we have all had a go and it is definitely hard to scoot along on compared with smaller wheels kids get tired out easily and we end up on it.

Very sturdy and easy to assemble well worth it great buy

Birthday gift for my 8yr old granddaughter, it's perfect and very sturdy, easy to assemble and great value for money.

A lot smaller than you think,

Absolutely fantastic product which was easy to put together and although the reviews about the tool within the box was poor that didn’t put me off as a true diy person would have no issues which I didn’t. My daughter was elated on Christmas morning and that’s what it’s all about

The booklet supplied didn't even match the scooter. If you don't know what you're doing (I didn't) it's very tricky to assemble without the correct instructions. I ended up having to pay someone to do it. Also, once it's put together and in use, the back brake caliper moves with the slightest touch (easily done when it's a child riding it), so one minute it's fine, working properly, then the next it kind of ceases on and is touching the wheel rim, so you constantly have to adjust it. Frustrating when you've paid a decent amount of money for something and your child is sad because you keep having to adjust the brakes when you're in the park and they just want to ride the scooter. It looks and feels like such a great sturdy scooter - it's such a shame you're not given the correct instructions and then the back brake is only intermittently working properly.