Pewi Walking Ride On Toy - From Baby Walker to Toddler Ride On for Ages 9 Months to 3 Years Old

Bought this as a gift for my 1-year-old. He loves it, he enjoys riding on it and pushing it. It Glides across our floors and over our area rug with ease. Its better than traditional pushing toys because the wheels rotate any direction that he wants to walk. I put it together myself in a matter of minutes! Wish I had had this with my other children! Even my four-year-old can ride it and enjoys it.

Love the bike. Little 12 month old maneuvers really well all over the house!

My baby (11 months) isn’t walking on his own just yet, however, he can walk around with toys such as this one. I have a couple others for him, but he seems to like this one the most bc he can ride on it or walk with it. He also loves how it moves in any direction easily. I would recommend an infant/toddler helmet if your little one isn’t sturdy when walking.

This was for a one year old boy and he loves using it in the house. He’s not walking yet so this gives him lots of mobility!

He loves this bike. He’s almost two, about 34” tall and we could’ve purchased this for him months ago. He tends to stand and walk with it instead of sit. I wonder if we got it when he was shorter if he’s sit better. He loves riding around the house. It turns very well. He can steer it easily. It doesn’t mark up the floor. We’ll bring it outside this summer. A little pricey but well use it for the next kiddo too. It is quality enough to last for two.

This is a high quality product and our 18 month old really seems to like it. Its fairly simple to put together, though the instructions are not very well done. I eventually just eyeballed which legs I thought went where. Our 18 month old gets a kick out of riding around and Im pretty sure this will lead him very nicely into a balance back when he turns 3 next summer. He was even able to join his 5 and 7 year old siblings for some bike riding outside on the sidewalk. Not sure how it will do with larger bumps, but so far so good riding indoors at least. If we end up being more limited outside (only been out once so far) well come back and update this review. So far so good, both Dad (for the quality build) and son (for the fun) like this toy.

Love this little bike. My son just started walking at 16 months and uses it as a runner not a walker. Lol he was off the charts for height at his 15 month doctor visit so Im guessing hes rather tall for his age. Ive tried to get him to ride the bike but he doesnt quite get the concept yet and just goes in a backwards circle. Even that, I can see that this will take some getting use to since his feet hit the wheels while seated. Hell have to have either a narrow push or a wider push ( wider than the wheels), he loves to push this thing around and let me tell you hes a rough kid. He pushes this through grass, wood chips at the playground, pebbles in the parking lot. The works!!!! All using a helmet! Safety first!

I got this ride on/walker for my 10 month old as she was learning to walk. She loved to push it around and was soon walking without it. The rubber wheels swivel so the walker can be pushed or turned in any direction. I used to sit in the middle of the room and hang onto the back of the seat to help guide and she would walk circle after circle around me. We used it on wall to wall carpeting and the carpet provided just enough resistance that it didnt roll too fast for her. I have a rug in the hallway and watched closely after reading other reviews about the wheels catching, but I never had any problem. The ride on was very stable as a walker and she never tipped it. I like that this toy can still be used as a ride on toy when she gets bigger. I also loved that its not just another pink and purple pile of plastic clutter I have to get rid of when shes not a baby anymore.

Against my better judgement, my wife convinced me we should buy this Ybike Pewi for our daughter. The reason I was hesitant in the first place is because I absolutely hate crappy China made stuff. This is no exception. The overall structural components are sturdy enough, for a light-weight person, but the aluminum screws absolutely bite. They are very fragile, soft and prone to stripping. Plus, if you have to ship 4 Allen wrenches with each unit, you are probably engineering it incorrectly. Ybike should take a lesson for IKEA, who, although dont make the highest quality stuff, do have the methodology down for using minimal tools and Allen screws for their products. Im rating it higher than I would normally, because if you can get it to come together without ruining the screws, then it is a great bike for a kid learning to walk. But I must say, Im very, very disappointed in Ybike for using China manufacturing to make this otherwise great tool. Lets face it, China-made stuff generally sucks. What happened to making products with pride and making them to last?

Very sturdy, easy to assemble and kids love it.