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GC Kids Scooter 3-Wheel with Seat Blue

GC Kids Scooter SC22BL 5 in 1 Blue with LED Lights.

GC Kids Scooter SC22BL 5 in 1 Blue with LED Lights.

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Description

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GC Kids Scooter SC22BL 5 in 1 Blue with LED Lights.

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Specifications

Specifications

Product Details

Colour
Blue
Gender
Unisex
Type
3-Wheel
Construction Material [Pharmaceutical]
-

Additional Specifications

Maximum Rider Weight
30 kg
With LED Lighting
Yes
ABEC Scale
ABEC-5
with Parent Handle
No
Freestyle
No
with Seat
Yes
Multi-Purpose
Yes
Foldable
No
with Big Wheels
No
Adjustable Handlebar
No

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  • Gatanino

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    Very cheap construction, uncomfortable to drive, poor quality, the steering wheel for very small children does not go down all the way .. I regret buying it, it seemed defective, also the assembly instructions were missing.

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  • Cheap, light, and very ...unstable, almost elastic due to insufficient support. It is not made for anything it promises, it arrived without instructions but fortunately, it fell into my hands and I managed to make it work.
    It was used for a very short time while the child could ride it and we could push it from behind. It would have been better to get him a tricycle instead of a tricycle (and supposedly) seat-scooter. It would have had a more stable result.

    As a tricycle with a seat, it met the base (2.5/5): As long as we had it to take the little one out before he got the hang of walking and we moved on to a balance bike, it was marginally okay because it did what it promised. Of course, with the slopes of the road, it tilted and we had to pull the handle from the other side to straighten it out. It is not stable due to the materials and attachment points. Of course, it would be better than holding him in our arms when he got tired and cooler than a stroller for a small child going out for a walk.

    As a scooter (1/5): When we removed the seat to make it a scooter, just as he started to learn it, it broke and became dangerous. The button (rusty wire spring with a metal cap) that adjusts the height of the handlebars deformed the shape of the hole in the handlebar tube (cheap thin flexible metal), just from the weight of the child. The pin (metal cap) was not enough to keep the handlebars at the height we adjusted, it started to lose the handlebars from in front of him and he fell. Once, twice. The pin fell inside the tube, the child wanted to do more, and now the rusty spring's edge was protruding from the height adjustment hole, which could not hold the handlebars that continued to fall into the tube, and the child fell too. Goodnight. By the time we got home, he was disappointed, he had hit his chest on the falling handlebars, his hands from the falls and attempts, his jaw, and fortunately, he didn't break any teeth because he fell face-first or head-first since he was wearing a helmet.

    If you get it or have gotten it, definitely a helmet regardless of age.
    And if it's winter, gloves for extra protection from falls besides the cold.

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  • Very cheap construction, uncomfortable to drive, poor quality, the steering wheel for very small children does not go down all the way .. I regret buying it, it seemed defective, also the assembly instructions were missing.

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  • Cheap, light, and very ...unstable, almost elastic due to insufficient support. It is not made for anything it promises, it arrived without instructions but fortunately, it fell into my hands and I managed to make it work.
    It was used for a very short time while the child could ride it and we could push it from behind. It would have been better to get him a tricycle instead of a tricycle (and supposedly) seat-scooter. It would have had a more stable result.

    As a tricycle with a seat, it met the base (2.5/5): As long as we had it to take the little one out before he got the hang of walking and we moved on to a balance bike, it was marginally okay because it did what it promised. Of course, with the slopes of the road, it tilted and we had to pull the handle from the other side to straighten it out. It is not stable due to the materials and attachment points. Of course, it would be better than holding him in our arms when he got tired and cooler than a stroller for a small child going out for a walk.

    As a scooter (1/5): When we removed the seat to make it a scooter, just as he started to learn it, it broke and became dangerous. The button (rusty wire spring with a metal cap) that adjusts the height of the handlebars deformed the shape of the hole in the handlebar tube (cheap thin flexible metal), just from the weight of the child. The pin (metal cap) was not enough to keep the handlebars at the height we adjusted, it started to lose the handlebars from in front of him and he fell. Once, twice. The pin fell inside the tube, the child wanted to do more, and now the rusty spring's edge was protruding from the height adjustment hole, which could not hold the handlebars that continued to fall into the tube, and the child fell too. Goodnight. By the time we got home, he was disappointed, he had hit his chest on the falling handlebars, his hands from the falls and attempts, his jaw, and fortunately, he didn't break any teeth because he fell face-first or head-first since he was wearing a helmet.

    If you get it or have gotten it, definitely a helmet regardless of age.
    And if it's winter, gloves for extra protection from falls besides the cold.

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Description & Specifications

GC Kids Scooter SC22BL 5 in 1 Blue with LED Lights.

Manufacturer

Product Details

Colour
Blue
Gender
Unisex
Type
3-Wheel
Construction Material [Pharmaceutical]
-

Additional Specifications

Maximum Rider Weight
30 kg
With LED Lighting
Yes
ABEC Scale
ABEC-5
with Parent Handle
No
Freestyle
No
with Seat
Yes
Multi-Purpose
Yes
Foldable
No
with Big Wheels
No
Adjustable Handlebar
No

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (3)

  1. 5 stars
    0
  2. 4 stars
    0
  3. 3 stars
    0
  4. 2
  5. 1
Review this product
  • Portability
  • Value for money
  • Quality
  • Brakes
  • Gatanino

    Verified purchase

    Very cheap construction, uncomfortable to drive, poor quality, the steering wheel for very small children does not go down all the way .. I regret buying it, it seemed defective, also the assembly instructions were missing.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Cheap, light, and very ...unstable, almost elastic due to insufficient support. It is not made for anything it promises, it arrived without instructions but fortunately, it fell into my hands and I managed to make it work.
    It was used for a very short time while the child could ride it and we could push it from behind. It would have been better to get him a tricycle instead of a tricycle (and supposedly) seat-scooter. It would have had a more stable result.

    As a tricycle with a seat, it met the base (2.5/5): As long as we had it to take the little one out before he got the hang of walking and we moved on to a balance bike, it was marginally okay because it did what it promised. Of course, with the slopes of the road, it tilted and we had to pull the handle from the other side to straighten it out. It is not stable due to the materials and attachment points. Of course, it would be better than holding him in our arms when he got tired and cooler than a stroller for a small child going out for a walk.

    As a scooter (1/5): When we removed the seat to make it a scooter, just as he started to learn it, it broke and became dangerous. The button (rusty wire spring with a metal cap) that adjusts the height of the handlebars deformed the shape of the hole in the handlebar tube (cheap thin flexible metal), just from the weight of the child. The pin (metal cap) was not enough to keep the handlebars at the height we adjusted, it started to lose the handlebars from in front of him and he fell. Once, twice. The pin fell inside the tube, the child wanted to do more, and now the rusty spring's edge was protruding from the height adjustment hole, which could not hold the handlebars that continued to fall into the tube, and the child fell too. Goodnight. By the time we got home, he was disappointed, he had hit his chest on the falling handlebars, his hands from the falls and attempts, his jaw, and fortunately, he didn't break any teeth because he fell face-first or head-first since he was wearing a helmet.

    If you get it or have gotten it, definitely a helmet regardless of age.
    And if it's winter, gloves for extra protection from falls besides the cold.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Portability
    • Value for money
    • Quality
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Verified purchase

    • Quality
    • Brakes
    • Portability
    • Value for money
  • Very cheap construction, uncomfortable to drive, poor quality, the steering wheel for very small children does not go down all the way .. I regret buying it, it seemed defective, also the assembly instructions were missing.

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • Cheap, light, and very ...unstable, almost elastic due to insufficient support. It is not made for anything it promises, it arrived without instructions but fortunately, it fell into my hands and I managed to make it work.
    It was used for a very short time while the child could ride it and we could push it from behind. It would have been better to get him a tricycle instead of a tricycle (and supposedly) seat-scooter. It would have had a more stable result.

    As a tricycle with a seat, it met the base (2.5/5): As long as we had it to take the little one out before he got the hang of walking and we moved on to a balance bike, it was marginally okay because it did what it promised. Of course, with the slopes of the road, it tilted and we had to pull the handle from the other side to straighten it out. It is not stable due to the materials and attachment points. Of course, it would be better than holding him in our arms when he got tired and cooler than a stroller for a small child going out for a walk.

    As a scooter (1/5): When we removed the seat to make it a scooter, just as he started to learn it, it broke and became dangerous. The button (rusty wire spring with a metal cap) that adjusts the height of the handlebars deformed the shape of the hole in the handlebar tube (cheap thin flexible metal), just from the weight of the child. The pin (metal cap) was not enough to keep the handlebars at the height we adjusted, it started to lose the handlebars from in front of him and he fell. Once, twice. The pin fell inside the tube, the child wanted to do more, and now the rusty spring's edge was protruding from the height adjustment hole, which could not hold the handlebars that continued to fall into the tube, and the child fell too. Goodnight. By the time we got home, he was disappointed, he had hit his chest on the falling handlebars, his hands from the falls and attempts, his jaw, and fortunately, he didn't break any teeth because he fell face-first or head-first since he was wearing a helmet.

    If you get it or have gotten it, definitely a helmet regardless of age.
    And if it's winter, gloves for extra protection from falls besides the cold.

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