The Razor Rollie is a three-wheel scooter perfect for younger children and first-time riders learn...The Razor Rollie is a three-wheel scooter perfect for younger children and first-time riders learning to balance and steer. Its innovative design makes it easy to turn and hard to tip over, building essential balance and co-ordination skills. This 2-in-1 convertible scooter offers versatility, allowing it to be ridden with a height-adjustable padded seat or converted into a traditional kick scooter by removing the seat. The front wheels feature multi-colour LED lights that illuminate with motion, adding a fun visual element. For stand-up riding, it includes a polypropylene deck, height-adjustable steel handlebars with foam grips, and a wide urethane rear wheel with a rear fender brake. Suitable for ages 2.5 to 4 years, with a maximum rider weight of 19.5 kg. The scooter utilizes tilt-to-turn technology for smoother steering and an improved turning angle. Please ensure appropriate protective equipment is worn and children are supervised by an adult at all times. Not to be used on public highways.
Best current price£59.99from The Early Learning Centre
The Razor Rollie is a three-wheel scooter perfect for younger children and first-time riders learning to balance and steer. Its innovative design makes it easy to turn and hard to tip over, building essential balance and co-ordination skills. This 2-in-1 convertible scooter offers versatility, allowing it to be ridden with a height-adjustable padded seat or converted into a traditional kick scooter by removing the seat. The front wheels feature multi-colour LED lights that illuminate with motion, adding a fun visual element. For stand-up riding, it includes a polypropylene deck, height-adjustable steel handlebars with foam grips, and a wide urethane rear wheel with a rear fender brake. Suitable for ages 2.5 to 4 years, with a maximum rider weight of 19.5 kg. The scooter utilizes tilt-to-turn technology for smoother steering and an improved turning angle. Please ensure appropriate protective equipment is worn and children are supervised by an adult at all times. Not to be used on public highways.