Strider - 12 Classic Balance Bike, Ages 18 Months to 3 Years

Perfect for my little fkrl

Perfect little balance bike for my one and a half year old. My first son had one similar and they’re great for getting kids used to riding and the mechanics of it all.

Only thing that sucks is the price tag otherwise my son literally was on and rollin in just a few days at 16 months. Within a week he was full striding trying to see how far he could go with his legs up

this strider is pretty awesome. I was impressed with the construction of it, and the easy of putting it together.my 3 yr old loves it, but the only issue I can see is the seat is really hard. wish it was softer. other then that, excellent!

Our first kid used training wheels, but after reading about these we used them to get our 2nd child started. It makes a huge difference! They learn to balance! The old style training wheels actually hinder learning. Transition from this to a pedal bike was very easy for my 3 year old son. I never thought a child could learn to ride so early.

Great for my two year old. I highly recommend. Seems pricey but it’s totally worth it.

She loves riding bike with her big brother and this one is a perfect fit!

I did a lot of research before buying this bike for my 2yo son and it is perfect. It is very important to measure your childs inseam and make sure they will be able to sit on the seat and still firmly plant their feet on the ground. Most of the balance bikes I looked at were way too tall but this one is perfect, he is able to sit and push the bike. He is not going very fast yet but Im sure it wont take long.

We have used Striders for our last three kids! There is no other way to go in my opinion! From experience brand matters! We purchased a wooden version and the seat did not adjust as well and it was too high for a long time! It also didnt move with as much ease as these! Weve had three kids riding peddle bikes WITHOUT TRAINING WHEELS before the age of 3! People are amazed when they see my toddlers peddling down the street without training wheels! I sweat I deserve a commission for the amount of people that Ive steered towards purchasing one of these bikes! There really is no other way to teach your child! Most kids dont learn how to ride without training wheels until they are five or older. In my opinion at that point they are too big to learn using this method as the bikes, although they adjust are built small. My kids always get them for their second birthdays and theyve had no issue starting to learn!

Product as described excellent to deal with!