How to choose a kids' scooter?
Your choice of kids' scooter should be based on your child's age, their motor skills, and where they'll be riding.
Your choice of kids' scooter should be based on your child's age, their motor skills, and where they'll be riding.
How to choose a children's scooter?
Your child's age
Kids aged between 2 and 4
They can't yet keep their balance very well when walking, so a three-wheeled scooter is best.
Kids aged between 6 and 12
They'll want to use their scooter to play in parks, around the neighbourhood, and for short trips. Choose a medium size scooter.
Kids aged between 4 and 6
They're still learning to balance but can start thinking about two-wheeled models.
Kids aged over 7
Your child will be wanting a scooter that they can have fun with and easily get around town, go to school and/or go on medium distance rides (up to 2 km). In that case, choose a scooter with large wheels that are more suited to this type of use.
Kids aged between 2 and 4
They can't yet keep their balance very well when walking, so a three-wheeled scooter is best.
Kids aged between 6 and 12
They'll want to use their scooter to play in parks, around the neighbourhood, and for short trips. Choose a medium size scooter.
Kids aged between 4 and 6
They're still learning to balance but can start thinking about two-wheeled models.
Kids aged over 7
Your child will be wanting a scooter that they can have fun with and easily get around town, go to school and/or go on medium distance rides (up to 2 km). In that case, choose a scooter with large wheels that are more suited to this type of use.
The type of surface
Think about the type of ground that you'll be riding on. If it's irregular or rugged, choose a model that has suspension, especially at the front, and ergonomic handles to dampen vibrations in the legs and the arms