AODI 3 Wheels Foldable Scooter Push Swing Slider Wiggle Trike Striker Drifter Scooter Black for Kids over 9 Year Older - Multiple Colors

Because of a design flow you'll never be able to adjust the right angle of the handles.

Daughter loves it great quality and folding is benefit

Received is also very much liked by people, the quality is also good, just a bit big, not suitable for children under the age of 7 Oh! If it is a gift, it will be a good choice!

Really loving this scooter. I bought it for exercise purposes and it's by far my favorite thing to play on. I’m 50 yrs old and find myself continually looking for new and fun ways to exercise, especially ways to enjoy the outdoors. This scooter is not difficult to learn or move on. The back wheels on this scooter wiggle (moving out and in), allowing for an easy swaying motion which propels it. The handle bars are sturdy with nice rubber grips and the "height" of the handle bars are adjustable which is awesome for a comfortable ride (no hunching over). It's easy to assemble and folds up so I can travel with it. I’m having a great time playing on this at home and at the Jersey shore.

This scooter arrived exactly as described. Its just 3 pieces that you need to put together. Took no more than 10 minutes to attach them all together and get outside to play. My daughter spent maybe 10 minutes on this before she figured out how to use it. You basically bend your knees a bit and swing side to side. The wheels are the smooth type that will be quiet on a smooth surface. It didn't look like it was that bumpy on the uneven roads outside. The hand brake is on the right hand side, which is great for us, but you may want to take note in case you have a lefty in the house. I'm happy this was easy to assemble and my kids are happy to have this unique scooter.

Great scooter! I get a great workout. I'm pushing the weight restriction but it still works great. Great customer service from the manufacturer as well

My granddaughter wanted one of these scooters for her birthday - she was turning four. After getting hers and having such fun, I had to have my own. This is just right for following along when the grands ride their bikes. Takes a bit to get it going - but the exercise is great!!

My son loves this!!! He is a heavier boy and this products hold up well to his rough play. Definitely recommend.

Fun (for adults and kids), easy to put together (although the directions aren't so easy to follow - I had to youtube it), appears very sturdy. Looking forward to giving it to my grandkids and seeing them on it.

Great sturdy drifting scooter that gets my sedentary son active. Unlike some brands, this one has adjustable handlebars! I got wonderful service after I received this, the seller really went above and beyond. I encourage anyone to get help from seller if anything is wrong. Also, like any bicycle, adjustments need to be made as you use it. Those who wrote the brakes stopped working — brakes are made to be adjustable, just loosen bolt and pull wire tighter with needle nose pliers

I got this when it was on sale and w/ a coupon for around $59. For that price, it's ok after a little work. Full price no way.The first one was not assembled. I had to put the bars with the back wheels on w/ nuts and tighten, so it wasnt too difficult. However, the brake did not work no matter how much I tightened the cable. The hand brake lever would not stay put no matter how much I tightened it. I requested a return/exchange.The new one was assembled in the box, and I just had to unfold it. I'm not sure if the first one I received was a newer version or older. However, the nuts were barely tightened and I had to tighten them down. The brake didnt work on the second one either, but I was at least able to tighten it so it worked... a little. It would loosen up after I pulled it a couple of times.Part of the issue is that the hand brake lever is such soft flimsy plastic that it 1) cannot be tightened to stay put on the handlebar, 2)flexes so much that you do not get the full leverage to pull the brake cable tight.Once I realized this was a huge part of the problem, and based on the price I paid for the whole scooter, I decided to order a set of metal brake levers from Amazon to see if that corrected the problem. I ordered a set of black ones that were marketed as Amazon's Choice - around $10 for the left and right one. I only used the right one, and now my brake works flawlessly and the entire scooter seems much safer and more solid since the brake lever doesnt flex or move around every time I pull it.I am grateful that they sent me a new one, but they really should replace the brake lever with a metal one or at least higher quality plastic on for both safety and to improve the overall fit and finish. If they did that and adjusted the brake so it would be ready to go once you assembled the handlebars, it would be worth the full asking price. I looked at mine as a DIY project that turned out pretty well for around $75 out of pocket...

It takes a lot of energy to move it forward using the side to side motion. I would guess I'm using 3 to 4 times the effort a regular kick scooter would require to go the same distance. Even the smallest hint of a hill will slow it down and you'll be tempted to just kick it like a regular scooter, because it's so much easier.On the positive side, when I rode it on a bike path, I got a ton of compliments from people saying it looked super cool. So if your only concern is making friends, maybe it's a good buy.

I bought this for my husband so he has no excuse for not spending time with kids when they are playing with their scooters! This is a perfect size for an adult and it is very sturdy and well build. I think my husband has been losing some weight ever since i gave him this last week, because it requires you to either shake your body or use your leg(s). He is having so much fun catching up with my girls!

Overall it is a lot if fun. I am adult and I feel that it is still sturdy when riding. I am a tall female 5'11 and the handles do go high enough to be comfortable. The cons is the first time putting on the handle bars, it work to make sure it is all straight to the front wheel. Also took a guy to make it tight enough so it doesn't move. My tightness wasn't tight enough. The one thing i hate is i have to tighten the lower bolts and loosen to store. I don't have to do this for my son.

Wish I had taken a picture of the packaging but the product was not securely packaged so the scooter just clanked around when shipped. Had a couple fist sized holes in the box. Opened it up and seemed like it wasn’t damaged. Only thing was that the foot peddle was loose. The screws were over turned not allowing for a tight secure peddle to the metal frame. Luckily I have the length of the screw needed, diameter a size larger. Put some construction glue on the screws and turned them in. Other then that the scooter works well. My daughter loves it.

This scooter is decent sized. The color is good and it's pretty easy to put together. It seems to be reasonably sturdy and that it'll be easy to learn how to use it. Right now it's being stored in the box until warmer weather comes.

This is a sturdy scooter! It's easy to assemble according to the video in the description. My kids get how to play with it after few minutes of trying. Great value for the money. Also it's easy to disassemble it for storage by just twist few knobs. Highly recommend!

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