My grandson is 4 and weighs 42lbs. Would this scooter be suitable?
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The mini is great however at around 4 my older son graduated to the maxi- both are absolutely the best scooters for kids, easy to control, fun for "stunts" etc.
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I bought this for my 2yr old grandson however I did purchase an orange one for my other grandson when he was 2, he will be 4 in a few months and takes this scooter everywhere, he weighs 43 lbs. and is quite tall. I was considering buying him the maxi for christmas but the mini still works for him.
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Yes it is bc it can b adjusted for height. Also the the two wheels in the front make it easier to ride.
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I bought this for my 30 months old daughter and it's great for her. Yeah this will be ok for your grandson for about an year or two I guess. For his age I would recommend you to pay little more and buy one with an adjustable handle.
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The weight limit is 44lbs on this model. I would go with a different model meant for older children. We have this scooter for our 2 year old and it fits him perfectly.
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My son who is just about 2 and 27lbs fits perfectly on this and has fun gliding around the house. My 4 year old girl is about 40lbs scoots on it but she's pushing being a little to tall and big for it. The small one is for little kids. If they have larger sizes that would be better.
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My grandson was 3 (now 4) and rides it all the time without problems. I don't think age is a factor if they learn how to use the controls, it weight.
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Hey Robin, my GS is 135 lbs and it's plenty sturdy for him. I highly recommend this name brand scooter.
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If the child is light enough (i.e., no more than 23 lbs.) it should not be a problem. My 4-year old grandson (who weighs 32 lb.) wanted to be pushed around in it and the rubber around the wheels came off. I can only assume this happened because he was too heavy. This is the only time the rubber came off despite great usage, but with no one riding in it. I don't think that it's really designed for "passengers", other than toys or stuffed animals. My 2-year old grandson loves to "load it up" with all of his toys and animals and push them around.
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My grandson is 27 pounds, so that is no problem. Manual doesn't say but pretty sure up to 35-40 lbs would be okay.
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This a great little scooter. It has a great turning radius, unlike some of the others. It's is rather small tho, but my father who is 6 ft fit on it ok, but he is not heavy. An overweight person may have more trouble. The person using it does have to have the ability to climb onto it and climb off. This was a problem for my dad. We ended up returning it for that reason, and also my father has dementia and couldn't figure out how to drive it, although it is really simple to drive. There is just one control. You push it forward and the scooter goes forward. You pull it back and the scooter backs up. You let go and the scooter stops. Hope this helps. This a great little scooter. It has a great turning radius, unlike some of the others. It's is rather small tho, but my father who is 6 ft fit on it ok, but he is not heavy. An overweight person may have more trouble. The person using it does have to have the ability to climb onto it and climb off. This was a problem for my dad. We ended up returning it for that reason, and also my father has dementia and couldn't figure out how to drive it, although it is really simple to drive. There is just one control. You push it forward and the scooter goes forward. You pull it back and the scooter... » Read More This a great little scooter. It has a great turning radius, unlike some of the others. It's is rather small tho, but my father who is 6 ft fit on it ok, but he is not heavy. An overweight person may have more trouble. The person using it does have to have the ability to climb onto it and climb off. This was a problem for my dad. We ended up returning it for that reason, and also my father has dementia and couldn't figure out how to drive it, although it is really simple to drive. There is just one control. You push it forward and the scooter goes forward. You pull it back and the scooter backs up. You let go and the scooter stops. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Thank you for contacting Dazadi! The 14" Kent Boys Super Scooter has a weight limit of 100 lbs so it would not be a good fit for an adult. The Razor Pro XX Scooter or the Razor A5 Lux Kick Scooter would be best to support adults. Please let us know if you have any additional questions!
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My four year son is 42" and he uses the mini micro scooter. I imagine he'd use this until he's five at least or gets above the weight limit. His twin sister and him love the mini micro scooter.
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Hi, size wise I think you should be ok (unless your child is exceptionally tall, my 5 1/2 yrs old son is 46" and he can still ride his) but I don't know about level of interest. He used to ride his all the time but now all he wants to do is ride his bike. As for the scooter itself, I think it's great, very sturdy and smooth to ride.
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I would think 4 feet and under - leg length may be a issue for under 3 feet tall - weight limit?? Don't know that - my grandson is small for age but is 11 and still rides his
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My son was much too large for it at 6, towards the upper end of the weight limit the scooter will want to flip forward if you hit a crack on the sidewalk or similar. This is a scooter for little kids, not really for when they get more mobile, the larger scooters are less likely to flip forward. The issue with this one is the extra stability in the front causes kids to put all their weight up front making it want to tip forward.
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Sorry I can't help you. My scooter only weights about 400 lbs. It handles that weight with no trouble.
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Hello. I have a four year old whom loves this scooter. It is very stable with a wide base for little feet. It is easy for her to use and propels smoothly. The wheels have held up perfectly on both bricked and paved driveways. I'm sure you wouldn't be disappointed.
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It's just the right size for my 4 year old boy. The weight limit is 65 lbs. My 8 year old daughter got on it and she was cramped on it. So if your son is on the smaller side he could maybe ride it for a summer or so! I would look at something a little bit bigger.
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It depends on your child's ability. Neighbor's son who is five have been riding on our scooter and he handles it well.
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Hey Judy, Its semi-difficult since the scooter itself is very heavy and you would need a very strong leg to push. What i recommend is maybe getting him a Manuel push scooter and once he or she had figured out how to balance correctly then I would recommend riding the electric scooter.