Chillafish Charlie Lightweight Toddler Balance Bike with Carry Handle, Adjustable Seat and Handlebar, Puncture-Proof 10-inch Wheels and Custom Molded seat, for Kids Ages 18-48 Months, Black

I bought this item for my 2 year old. It was easy to assemble and light weight.. My 2 year old can pick it up by herself.. She was able to take off on it by herself within 2 days. It is one of her favorite toys. It has taught her balance and feet coordination. I highly recommend this item. My 2 year old absolutely loves it.

The description listed light up wheels and an integrated carrying handle. The bike we received did not have a handle as pictured, and the wheels did not light up when spun. The build and sturdiness of the bike was as expected for the price. The puncture-proof tires are a lot harder than I was expecting and feel almost like plastic. My kid doesn’t know about the missing features, so he won’t be disappointed like I am. But, he might be underwhelmed with its mediocrity.

Easy to assemble. Bought this for sons 2nd birthday and within days he was zooming around the house! It’s smaller than our previous balance bikes so it’s better than expected!

Product was ordered for our grandson’s 3rd birthday

This bike is good quality. Balance bikes are so much easier than training wheels. Learning balance first makes so much more sense!

We have bought balance bikes before. This one is by far my favorite. I love that it has a handle in the middle for easy carry and my 2 year old can hop on and just go! We take it everywhere with us.

This bike is sturdy and easy to use by the 2 year old grandson

This really exceeded our expectations. Very durable, easy to assemble, and easy for toddler to use. Love it and cant wait to see how this helps our little one learn to use a bike.

One of the wheels doesn’t light up, and not sure if even able to replace or fix. Unfortunate

Love the bike. My son is slowly learning how to balanced. Great sturdy construction, however, the hardware used for the bike is a little “soft”. I went to make an adjustment to the seat height and using the Allen wrench provided the screw head was easily stripped. So I’ll have to drill it out and replace it with something else. Other than that, sweet bike!