XJD 4 in 1 Kids Tricycles for 1-3 Years Old Kids Balance Bike with Parent Handle Putter Toddler Trike for Baby with Adjustable Seat and Detachable Pedals Baby Walker(Green)

What a find for out two year old Grandsons Birthday.Excellent quality, easy to assemble, very sturdy, goes from trike to balance bike.My Husband was impressed by the build quality.

Nice tricycle. Handles had a skiing wiggle when fitted and the pushing handle tends to get in the way when child wants to get off. Other than that, my child is enjoying it.

Exactly as described! Recommend to all!

Very easy to modify to different stages of ability

Fabulous little bike. I bought this for my slightly taller than average (she’s the same height as 3 year olds we know) 2 plus year old. She loves it. She can’t push pedals yet but wants to try so it’s great that once she’s had enough of trying we can take the pedals off and slot them into the holder on the front of the bike for later when she wants then on again and we can just slot them in with no need for screw driver etc. I love that we can change it to a balance bike too when we are around to support her with that concept. I would buy this bike again in an instant - gives me the option of a trike and a balance bike without having to choose one or the other!!! The fact the stay and handle bars can be raised means we will get plenty use out of it. Very happy little girl with her new bike and very happy parents that we spent our money on a good choice.

A very clever design and very easy to adjust to it’s various configurations. It is advertised as a 3-way design but there are actually 4 options (the rear wheels can be fixed slightly apart which provides a little bit of extra confidence when in balance-bike mode.

When we assembled this we thought it was going to be too small for our 2 1/2 year old grandson, but it is fine with still a little bit of growing room. You can configure it in several ways, and I like the fact that it's easy to change it, and that the pedals can be stowed on board so they don't get 'mislaid'! Currently he likes it with the back wheels close together and he pushes it with his feet on the floor. The pedals look a bit awkward for him at the moment, but I think that, when he's grown a bit more, he'll be able to reach them and learn how to pedal. For the price, what's not to like.

This was devastating as had to go in the bin parts missing and it was my little boys xmas present but I brought it months before xmas so couldn't return