Radio Flyer Classic Tiny Trike

We purchased this Radio Flyer Classic Tiny Trike for our grandson's 1st birthday and it's still going strong.... although he's now a 3 1/2 year old toddler and his knees drag on the ground. Had to buy a new style Radio Flyer Scoot-Aboutwith an adjustable height seat but his original Trike is still his favorite.

Bought another Trike (scooter)Radio Flyer Classic Tiny Trike for our one year old grand nephew...he climbed on and now it's hard to get him off! He was just mastering walking so the trike (scooter) acted as a "walker" for him.

The size of this toy was too small for us.

Maybe it was because our daughter was tall for her age, or maybe the sizing is just off. At ten months our daughter was big enough to sit on this flat-footed and push it around. At this age though, she never got the feel for it. She preferred pushing it around from the side or from the front, which were both awkward.

By the time she got comfortable riding on it, the seat seemed too low and the entire process was equally awkward.

Overall, I was happy with the quality of the toy. Word of caution though, the wheels smell horrible when first removed from the package. If giving this as a gift, I'd recommend letting them air out some ahead of time.

I just gave this to my nephew for his second birthday yesterday. He got dozens of gifts but this was clearly the favorite. My nephew is 75-95th percentile for all size related measurements. The trike might seem small but don't worry about it for any 2 year old. His four year old cousin (who is a normal sized four year old girl) was all over the thing as well. It takes about 30 minutes to put together (which I did beforehand since no 2 year old wants to open a box of trike parts). It is obviously a durable toy as well. No worries about tipping over (low center of gravity) and the kids love that bell. I couldn't recommend it more highly.

The size of the trike is perfect for a one or two year old toddler to maneuver, sit on, and ride. It's sturdy, appealing and easy to handle.

Got this radio flyer for my 1 year old grandson a year ago. It took him a while to get real mobile on it but it has become his favorite toy now that he is 2. At first, you think that the wheels get in the way of the moving feet. But my grandson figured this out and keeps his moving feet right under the wood panel - and he is fast! He goes up the steps with it, stands up and turns it easily and just takes this thing all over the place - inside and outside. Becuase of the constant use, the steering handle wiggles slightly from wood tear. But it doesn't seem to matter and is still safe and doesn't come lose - it just wiggles a bit. In any case, this is a wonderful fun toy for the grandkids (now I have 2)