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We got this for our almost 3yr old granddaughter for Xmas and could not wait to see her expression. She is a little to short at the moment for it, but she was pleased with the gift. It is a well made bike and after a lot of research choose this one. Instructions for putting the bike together really were for the larger BMX bikes. But my husband was able to figure it out and had it put together in about 10-15 minutes. We would recommend this bike."..."  Read more

We looked at five mid-priced balance bikes, and we chose this one for 3 main reasons: 1. hand brake 2. Wayfair (our thinking here is that when he's gliding his feet rest in a similar area of the bike as when he will eventually be pedaling) 3. kickstand Our 4-year-old was lifting his feet to glide within the first 30 minutes. Not to say that's a plus of this particular balance bike, but it's been very fun for him! As a bonus, it's as light as a feather. The seat is almost at it's lowest setting so I bet he'll be riding this in our basement this winter, and well into next summer. When he's ready for a bike with pedals I'm sure we'll be passing this onto my nephew. One con (so far): occasionally our son bumps his ankle on the kickstand mechanism. It's annoying, but not a deal breaker."..."  Read more

We also own a Strider so that my main comparison here. We love the Strider and had it over a year before adding the Kazam. The Strider is great for a 2-3 year old, up to maybe an average 5 yr old, whereas the Kazam is just slightly bigger. My small 6 yr old has been using it. He's 45" tall and very light. He looks too big on the Strider but OK on the Kazam. My 3.5 yr old, who is more average sized, can also use the Kazam well. The Kazam feels slightly heavier than the Strider but is still much lighter than training wheel bikes. The quality seems good and we are happy that we have it."..."  Read more

It is a great little trike, but as the others reviewers said you must have a tall kid to ride it. It is too big for my granddaughter who is approx. 2 1/2 yrs. old. It will probably take her another year for her to reach the pedals. But for now she enjoys just pushing with her feet walking it. My 5 yr. old grand daughter finds it fun to ride and it doesn't tip easy like other bikes we have tried to get for the little one. Easy to assemble. If you are looking for a trike for a three or even four yr. old I would definitely recommend but not for a two yr. old. Also my 2 yr old grand daughter's feet fit in between the pedal and frame of bike which can be dangerous."..."  Read more