Good product, but consider child's height
935782
My daughter loves the Power Wheels Barbie Kawasaki KFX with Monster Traction.  I bought it Christmas 2012, when she was 6.  I got it despite my concern about her long legs.  She was already sitting at the back of the seat when she got it.  But, I chose to keep it because she was so excited about it.  She is seven now still sitting at the back of the seat, now with legs slightly spread to keep from hitting the handle bars on her knees.  She is a little over 51 tall (long legs).  Its still in very good condition, but she won't get much more use out of it.  The battery charge last a long time.  She had no problem learning to operate it, forward and reverse.  Its a good product, just be mindful of your childs height when considering it. Make sure to have a helmet on hand.  My daughter uses her soft ball helmet, or bike helmet.
721072
Good product. Cotton -light/breathable. Easy assembly. I like that you can wear it in multiple possition. Child sits easily. Saves your back. Nice feature of extra pockets and head cover for the child. Unfortunately my child loves her freedom too much so refuses to be on it for more than 5 min so that's why 3 stars. Otherwise a 5 star product. So if your child likes carriers you are set.
Received product at discount price for a review
1733308
Good product, but I should have read the age group for it more closely. I thought it was for a younger child.
2045365
Good product, but it was hard to gauge the size. Perhaps including some metrics...especially for kids...would be helpful
308291
Straightforward product, make sure to look at product height dimensions as I didn't and it's not as tall as I had hoped.
3177042
At first glance, I thought it would be too tall for my two-year old to play with.  The smallest height is 4 ft.  Within a couple of days, he got used to jump-shoot and enjoying it greatly.  I have not filled the base with anything yet for he wants to move it around a lot, from basement, to his room on the second floor, but still the product is solid enough that I'm not concerned about the stability.  I'm glad that I made this purchase.
2537596
The product itself is well made and heavy. Five stars. The fact that it's made for a child or an adult under 5 feet tall, but advertised as an adult chair, one star.
2221561
I bought this trike for my 2 year old nephew and he loves it. But though this product looks perfect, it really is not all its shaped up to be.

If your child is not an average height, (i.e., my nephew is a short little man), their feet will not reach the pedals, even with the plastic pedal booster items that come with the packaging. He has adapted by using his feet to pedal instead of the actual pedals themselves, which has resulted in a very Fred Flinstone - like style of driving.

Though this is entertaining and we hope by 3 years of age he would stretch a bit, we worry that his feet will get hurt or caught in the pedals, which they often do.

He definitely enjoys this trike, but I would be aware of the height differential when ordering this product for your child if he or she is not of average height.
2063873
Great product, durable and nice material.
My only problem is the size. 3-6 years old is not very helpful.
My toddler is wearing 3t-4t clothing, so I was hoping this would fit. But I could literally cut it off at the knees and the elbows for it to fit. he's 3 feet tall.
Wish they narrowed down the sizing more to help--particularly with online purchases where with sizes we order based on other reviews, a guess and a prayer.
1682344
I'd probably give this 3.5 stars -- it's a good product and works as it should. However, there are some limitations and flaws in design in my opinion.

The good:
- The rack is great; while it's fairly standard, it's Topeak's version which allows you to use it with other MTX-type attachments. For me, I also purchased an MTX Trunk Bag, and really like the convenience of the multi-use and safety that comes with the MTX design. Some people may not like to use other Topeak items, but if not, you can still use straps, etc. to attach to the rack itself.
- The baby seat fits the rack perfectly. It has adjustable feet and straps; the roll-bar gives added sense of security, but also allows the child to put their hands up and hold on. The plastic frame and roll-bar are pretty common in many baby seats these days as I understand it.

The bad:
- My son is apparently big for his age (2) at ~39-40" and 36-37 lbs, and as far as I see, he's already at the max settings for the straps and feet placement. To me, it feels like he's bursting at the seams. Unless I fully strap his feet down (which he isn't thrilled with), I occasionally may tap his feet when pedaling
- The buckle/strap can't be put on when he's already wearing his bicycle helmet. I have to strap first, then put on the helmet. More of a nuisance, but it would be better to have the child already "geared up" and just put him in, etc.
- It's not easy to put the child on if you're doing in single-parent. Two parents, no problem. This could be more a factor of child size. But you could see how that could be a problem, if you're just planning to go on your own bike ride. I end up sitting backwards on my bike to stabilize while putting him in, and then very carefully flip. Definitely, trying to use a kick-stand or something doesn't seem to be safe IMHO (maybe that's common sense).

Overall, my son loves riding in it though and I would generally recommend it. Just need to be aware of the potential limitations. I wonder how long he'll be able to ride on it further though, as the young bugger grows! It did say up to 48", but I just can't see how he could fit in there, unless I'm missing something.
2695593
This is OK. My daughter enjoys it, but as a tall 2 year old its too small for her. She can still ride jt but not to the full extent that it was intended for.
1744115
My 4 year old loves it but there are 2 things she didn't like.  1 st she hates the strap underneath she said it Hurts and 2 nd this only happens if she wears it for over 2 hrs . her under arms start to hurt from floating and the life jacket rubbing. Besides that its a great product . she is 36" tall and weighs 34 lb and it fits her great .I personally don't think this would fit a short child that weighed more . this life jacket is made for slender children.
3288159
PARENTS BEWARE

This was a WONDERFUL toy for my daughter, great for encouraging her to stand and cruise. She loved the colors and lights, and it took her abuse and profuse drooling with good humor; we got a solid 4 months of use out of it.

However, PLEASE be aware it doesn't take much for this to become a hazard:
My daughter, at  36" tall and under 3 years old (within Fisher Price's recommended age group), succeeded in flipping over the archway tonight, landing on her back on the floor. We are fortunate it was nothing a little bit of love couldn't fix but I felt our experience should serve as a cautionary tale for other parents.
If your little ones are around 3 feet tall (and especially for those who are little daredevils) it might be best to retire this toy.
1325858
Beautiful, great product, and no issues with quality; HOWEVER, the website states, "Manufacturer recommended age: 36 months - 6 years," and it did not even come close to fitting my 5 year old.
3709863
Toddler size, buyer beware. However the product was good.
4573186
These are very soft and seem well-made. (Only time will tell how well they hold up.) My main complaint is with sizing. They seem like a very small 2T. I understand that they are made to fit snug because they're not flame resistant, but even with that consideration in mind, the length seems quite short. If you have an average to tall child, you might consider sizing up. I did wash and dry these, and they did shrink a bit (which I expected with 100% cotton). You'll have to be the judge, though. If your child is just getting into a size that's still a bit big, you can probably order that size. But if your child just fits into their clothing size, then you may want to size up. My son wears a 24month or 2T in most clothes. He's skinny and not average height, and these are just a tad short for him. I would have rather ordered the 3T to possibly get an extra year of wear out of them, but they'll work for this year. And the price is reasonable for the quality, as far as I can tell.
2483976
It's a perfect fit for my two year old, but he's a bit smaller than most kids his age.  The child seat is a bit close to the bicycle seat, though, so my wife can't scoot back and ride comfortably on her seat.  This is with the child seat set back as far as it can be on the bike.  Also, the bolt for the seat post is too big for a quick release setup, and the quick release skewer I had was not long enough to hold the mount for the seat.  I ended up drilling out the holes on the bracket for the seat post in order to fit the bolt, so now there's no going back without purchasing a new quick release bracket and skewer.