Radio Flyer Scooter EZ-Rider has to learn the easiest way to ride a skateboard on two wheels! Football is the scooter baby on the ground stability. 2in Large wheels offer a better balance, and the brake pedal to stop quickly and easily. If you do not use EZ Rider folds for easy storage. Recommended for children 3-8.
The new Radio Flyer Girls’ EZ-Rider is the first and only scooter made specifically for intermediate level riders. This patent pending scooter helps younger children master balance while allowing them to keep pace with older siblings or more accomplished riders. Innovations such as extra wide wheels, ultra low deck, rear foot brake and limited steering ensure maximum safety and offers parents peace of mind without sacrificing style. Parents will appreciate that it comes fully assembled with minimal packaging and easily folds for convenient storage and travel. The Girls’ EZ-Rider has two inch, extra wide wheels which allows the scooter to stay in an upright position and promotes balance. The deck of the scooter is positioned lower to the ground for stability. The EZ-Rider has an easy to use foot brake which allows the rider to learn control and stopping. The scooter grows with the rider as it has an adjustable three height handle bar with comfortable soft grip foam. The steering column folds, handles lock down for convenient storage and travel. Weight capacity 81 lbs and for ages 3-8 years.
My 4-year-old daughter asked for a scooter for Christmas from Santa, so I immediately went to Amazon to browse their selection. This scooter is perfect!
- It's so stable, that it stands upright by itself, which makes it easy for her just learning how to ride a scooter.
- It's very durable. Being 4, you know how kids are going from one thing to the next. The scooter is dropped to the ground without hesitation, but isn't impacted at all. I was worried about it being plastic vs. metal, but this isn't an issue. It's lighter and easier to move than a metal Razor.
The wide foot base is nice as she learns how to balance. My 2 1/2-year-old also tries to ride this scooter and does pretty well.
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