Retrospec Cub Toddler 12" Balance Bike, 18 Months - 3 Years Old, No Pedal Beginner Kids Bicycle for Girls & Boys, Flat-Free Tires, Adjustable Seat, & Durable Frame

This balance bike is absolutely perfect for toddlers learning to ride! No missing parts for me. The frame is sturdy but lightweight, making it easy for little ones to handle on their own. The flat-free tires are a lifesaver. No worrying about air pumps or flats. I also love that the seat adjusts in height for comfort, and it grows with my child. Within just a few tries, my kiddo went from wobbly to confident, and it’s been amazing watching their balance improve. Great quality and such a fun way to build skills before pedals. Highly recommend!

Amazing little bike—fun, sturdy, and the perfect size for my two-year-old! Easy to assemble and lightweight, we take it everywhere. My toddler loves it!

This is an excellent kids balance bike. The never flat tires are great so you don’t have to fill them and the overall fit and finish is quality. The adjustment have a large range and when you lock the setting for the grandson bars or seat they actually lock! My son (a feral toddler and hard on toys) uses this every day and it still looks new!

I don’t have any kids of my own but I like to buy the “favorite gift” for my nieces and nephew for Christmas every year. This year I bought 2 of these bikes. 1 for my niece and 1 for my nephew they are both 2 going on 3. Another win for auntie for best Christmas gift! They are always riding their bikes. Even in their houses on bad weather days (although there are few because we live in California). They absolutely love these bikes and they are the perfect design for learning to ride bikes. They are lightweight and easy for the kids to handle themselves picking them up and putting them down themselves. Which is a plus for parents as well! The low profile frame lets them get on and off themselves without their parents constantly having to hold the bike so they can get on or off. Creates independence and confidence for kids to try on their own. It also supports them learning to balance their own weight by shifting weight and using their feet to pedal and propel themselves. These bikes will eliminate the need for training wheels and they will be able to transition to a”big kid bike” without using training wheels first because this bike teaches them balance and positioning as well as steering while moving. And they are able to stop themselves with their feet instead of falling over. The tires are great! No need to air them up! They were very easy to assemble. Did both of them in less than 15 minutes. Instructions were easy to follow. I’m so happy they will get to use these for several years until they are ready for a big kid bike. Now on the hunt for the best 2024 Christmas gift haha

This bike is great value for the price. It was quick and easy to put together. It feels and looks like a very sturdy bike. I love the green color. I love that you don’t have to put air in these tires and they seem just as good as any other performance wise. The size is perfect for my 2 year old. the seat and handle bars adjust, so I can see home being able to continue using this as he grows over the next few years!

Our toddlers love this balance bike — it’s lightweight, easy for them to maneuver, and a great way to build confidence before moving to a pedal bike. The design is sleek and the seat adjusts easily as they grow.That said, our first one arrived with a broken wheel, which was disappointing. If quality control improves, this would be an easy five-star product. Still worth it for how much our kids enjoy riding it.

This has been one of the best gifts given to my son. He started using it at a year old and was cruising on it within a week! It's heavy-duty and solid, has great tires, gets up to speed quickly (so, be careful!), is easy enough to carry, and can be adjusted as they grow. My son is 2.5 now and is still enjoying it - although it has maxed out on height. Definitely worth the money!

Works great. Easy enough to assemble. My son has been riding it since he was 1. He’s gotten the hang of it now and likes to get going fast and put his feet up on the foot rails. Hoping it makes the transition to a pedal bike smooth. Love the blue color.