How do you stop it since it doesn't have brakes? With your feet?
1674575
My granddaughter is 3 and she has no trouble stopping just take your feet off and it more or less just stops right away it's harder to start than stop
1674576
It will only go - if you use your feet and hands to get it going - and since it should only be used on level ground, if they stop pushing with their feet, then it won't go anywhere. It takes more effort to get it going than to stop it.
1674577
Hi, Lora. To my best recollection, no, there are no brakes. But since it is super close to the ground, you just put your feet down and you can stop. (It was so much fun, my husband and I played on it more than the kids!)
1674578
Yes, you just take your feet off of the handle bars and put them on the ground and it stops it. My niece and nephew are 5 and 8 and they have no issues with stopping it with their feet.
377495
There isn't a brake, but soon as you let up on the orange power pad, the cart stops. And it doesn't go very fast in the forward gear anyway. I really like my cart!
681196
Pull back on the lever mounted on the handle so the little arrow below hits the D. Then squeeze the left hand lever and you'll be moving forward. Release and you'll stop. Good luck!
564937
You have to squeeze the brake, push the little red button and hold the little red button as you release the brake.
1561436
I always use mine without the foot pedal. The only difference is you have to manually turn it on and off, but that has not been an issue for me. Plus, it works great!
1674136
There should be a button on the handle. You have to hold it down continuously.
1433388
You can but is very hard to stop it anywhere except open or closed. The electric motor moves to fast.
377493
No brake; however, the motor will serve as a mechanism to slow the cart down.
943975
While it doesn't have a lever or anything that would allow for intermittent braking like a brake pedal, there is something like a hand brake by the wheels that stops the wheels from spinning. I've gone through the woods with this thing, sand on the beach and through cracked pavement. I've found that I'd give up a lot faster than this thing would. When utilizing the brake, the back wheels won't spin at all and the rubber wheels have a good grip as long as they are pumped. Haven't pumped em since I bought it almost a year ago so not an issue.
1170167
My husband says there is a release lever in the front after you use the foot pedal and you just push the release lever down.
586626
I bought these for my parents so I'm not able to check to be exactly sure but I believe you pull that black level on the side by the armrest to release the footrest and then push back. Then if I recall to release the footrest you pull the lever again and push down with your legs. Wasn't difficult at all. I hope that helps!
320728
You do not have keep your foot on it to keep it turned on. Just press once to turn on and again to turn it off.
1210008
The brakes only brake when you apply pressure to brake mechanism. Just like a bike. Since you are using a leg for powering , it's not really necessary per my experiences with this knee scooter.
252041
No it will brake the manual says. I tried and it makes horrid noises. I am sure it would brake.
161339
No foot or hand brake . It stops moving when you let your finger off the button . My 2 yr old granddaughter does fine with it
547492
Its not going to brake off. It is made well. I have used mine a lot and have not had any issues with it.
184861
No "brake" if that is what you meant. You cannot just hold the handle and stop it either without danger of stripping the gears. No hose at base, just a hole for water to come out.