The box is covered in useful information about maximum weight, appropriate age range and the height of the T-bar, and also includes the CE mark to indicate compliance with EU safety law. Brought a bulk of these and only have a total 20 scooters available in total of this version, its an amazing scooter with LED lights in the wheels, designed for kids 3+. After an enthusiastic week of riding, the RGS-2 showed a little dirt and scuffing on the baseboard and wheels, but otherwise looked almost brand-new. This age group is almost certainly not new to braking, but the RGS-2 makes it easy anyway, with a double-width plastic footbrake and two back wheels to share the load.

Argos Limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority as a credit broker (713206), and works exclusively with the lender, Home Retail Group Card Services Limited trading as Argos Card and Argos Financial Services, who are authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority to provide credit (716148). Gorgeous colors, Swiss-quality design, and a smooth and quiet ride make the Micro Kickboard Mini Deluxe the hands-down winner in our book.Mini Micro Classic - The 66cm handlebar on the mini micro classic should pretty well accommodate most children between these years. The handle height is easily adjusted from 52cm to 78cm, meaning the scooter will last your child for a good long time, and it has an easy-stop rear braking system for ease of use; we found the scooter feels really stable when braking. Our kid testers noted that the steering is a bit stiffer and the ride is not as smooth as other scooters they’ve tested. We have personally measured and listed the handlebar heights and deck widths of each scooter on our list. The PU material will absorb the shock from cracks and bumps in the pavement better than plastic wheels.

It’s essentially the Micro Mini Deluxe scooter, with two additional features that allow toddlers as young as 1 year old to ride! Our tester’s seven-year-old was able to easily lift it up and down kerbs himself, though it does feel cumbersome for a parent to carry, even when locked in the folded position.With the same exceptional Swiss design and built-to-last durability as its little brother the Micro Mini, the Maxi is simply a larger version for older kids. I have also been given freedom to move around outdoors safely without my scooter shouting that it is for a disabled person.

This style, which descends from old Italy, is still one of the most popular among many people, who praise them to this day for their sleek and unforgettable shape.Assembled, it feels incredibly sturdy, and nothing broke or was damaged during the week-long testing period, despite heavy use from our tester’s son. The wide deck is complemented by a wide rear foot brake and wheel, allowing for more steady and intuitive gliding and stopping for younger riders. The patented folding system allows the scooter to be folded instantly, making it easy to transport it after the school run in trolley mode.