JOYSTAR Kick Scooter for Kids 5+ Teens & Youth, Lightweight Kids Scooter with Adjustable Handlebar, 2 Wheel Scooter for Boys & Girls, 12" Inflatable Wheels Rear Drum Brakes

Great fit for my kiddos wish it was a little smaller but she will grow into it great scooter works great on our gravel driveway due to us living in the outskirts of the county

I bought this for my Great Grandaughter for the eighth Birthday. It was a big hit. It is very well built made, love the bigger tires

Great scooter . Well made and easy to put together.

The only issue I have which is a pretty big deal to me is the footrest is very small. Even my 6 year old girl has to find a way to squeeze both feet on.

Purchased as a Christmas gift for my 5 year old. He didn’t trust riding his bike after a fall. This has been a great transition back. He feels he has more stability since he can put his foot down to stop or easily jump off. It’s also notable that we chose this scooter due to the reasonable price for wheels that will actually roll on rougher terrain. We have an older cobblestone driveway, and the wheels work great on it and even in our yard.

Very well constructed, easy to assemble and it rode very well.

I purchased three of these, they are amazing.My kids love them.

This was a total fail. Got my daughter all excited for this scooter and got it home. She helped me put it together (which was easy), and then wanted to ride it. That’s where the fun parts ended. The brakes rubbed like crazy. I switched the front wheel to back, no luck, and here’s what the issues were.-tire did not fit wheel and was too big causing a hump(both tires)-wheels were both bent, and rubbed the brakes-brakes are a huge pain to adjust and the typical v-brake adjustments didn’t adjust anything-brake throw on handle was a huge gap, again, impossible to adjust effectivelyLong story short, it’s already annoying to have to assemble something I could have bought whole in a store. It’s a whole other thing to put it together, work on it for two hours and then disassemble, put back in package(not fun) and then haul to a return facility.Let’s assume your time is worth $25/hour. The true cost of this scooter was $50 in labor, another $25 in assembly/disassembly labor, and another $25 returning it. And what’s worse, all that effort and now my daughter is sad she has no scooter.1 star, and shouldn’t even be a star, should be a frowning emoji.