V2S Kids Balance Bike No Pedal - Lightweight Toddler Bike for Boys & Girls Ages 2-5 - First Bike for Learning to Ride - Perfect for Backyard, Park & Indoor Play
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Product Description
No Pedals - No Problem! As SEEN ON SHARK TANK! Say Goodbye to training wheels and skinned knees! Designed without pedals, the KaZAM V2S Balance Bike allows riders to develop their balance before introducing pedaling, making the transition onto traditional bikes seamless. After all, it's the balance that's the hard part, pedaling is easy! Sit...Walk, Glide, Coast...Balance, KaZAM? The KaZAM V2S model features 12 inch air tires, and a durable ball bearing headset over the entry level V2e model. For children 2-4 years old. (Limited assembly required, tools included)
Product Features
The ONLY balance bike with an easy step-in patented FOOTREST design
KaZAM's footrest is in the natural place, where feet would be if coasting on a pedaled bike, helping to find their center of gravity
Adjustable seat and handlebars - KaZAM accommodates ages up to 5 years
Air-filled tires provide traction and stability
As Seen on Shark Tank!
Customer Reviews
I’m really happy I bought this bike. I didn’t want foam tires or the cheaper metal because I want this bike to last through all my kids. I can tell it is going to do that for me. My 4 year old is in a size 4/5T and it fits him perfect with room to grow. He can carry it when he needs to. It is too small for my almost 7year old, but he is very tall for his age. He is the same size as most 8yr olds and wears a size kids 8 in jeans. He can sit on it and walk it at its tallest setting, but it’s a little awkward. My barely 2 yr old wears a size 24mo/2T and can reach the ground on the lowest setting. He has good control over the bike when he is on it, but I have to help him hold it up initially and get on because of the heavier metal and the size of it compared to his little body. I pushed him around on a bike with training wheeles before getting this, so he gets frustrated and tries to put his feet up on the foot rest and always falls over. For me I don’t mind that he doesn’t understand yet because I bought this for my 4 yr old. I have heard of others using a regular bike and just taking the pedals off to make their own balance bike and then you can put the petals back on when they are ready for a regular bike. I did a TON of research on balance bikes and I got this one because: it has the foot rest where it does, this model uses the best materials, I like this look of bike best, because of the price compared to other brands with similar quality, and because it can adjust to fit more than one of my kids. It is definitely solid. This design makes sense to me and I have at least 2 more kids to go through this stage.
