Glider
$80.00
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With its cool look and easy steering and maneuverability, your tot will have a blast cruising along the pavement on the Ybike Glider. It also features an extra-wide, two-piece deck complete with safety grips to prevent slipping and a wide wheel design, that together make for a super-smooth ride.
Why it's a giggle pick We love that this innovative scooter doesn't just look cool, but is also smartly designed to be easy-to-use and fun -- the perfect combo for encouraging your little one to keep active.
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Meets the following
giggle Criteria:
best basics
multi-use
healthy
innovative
travel-friendly
space-saving
responsible
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Materialplastic, aluminum, urethane
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Dimensions27" x 12" x 12"
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Weight5 lbs.
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Age3 - 6 Years
Rated 4.5 out of 5Â by 2
reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5Â by EilK Fantastic scooter!
My daughter was so excited to get a scooter, and I definitely think this glider was the right choice.
The glider rides smoothly, is easy to manage, and the treads on the base help with stability.
The only thing to be aware of - the glider is pretty sensitive, and turns based on which way the rider leans. This is a bit of a pro and a con - it's good because it challenges balance, which leads to improvements pretty quickly. However, at the beginning, they are much more likely to veer off in an arch then to scoot straight!
May 22, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by Myfirst Excellent! Recommend it!
I have done very details research about Ybike vs. Mini Kick for my 2 year old boy. There is NO review re Ybike Glider; this product just came out in July, so I have visited store to check out both products in person, I even called Ybike.
There are pro and con about both Ybike & Mini Kick, I end up purchased Ybike (green one) based on following:
Ybike - base board is wider, has rubber on top of board (so less chance for little kid to slip out of glider) & seem construct more solid (less likely to break vs. Mini Kick). A MAJOR factor of my buying decision.
Ybike - bigger and stronger/robbery grip (even at end of handle bar) vs. Mini Kick. Not a major factor to me.
Ybike- 3rd wheel at back is wider (about equivalent of 2 wheels combined of Mini Kick, Mini Kick has only 1 wheel behind). This is another MAJOR reason why I choose Ybike since it does feel more sturdy (on top of wider board).
There is one major CON & concern about Ybike thus- its WEIGHT. Ybike is about 7 pounds (I physically measure product itself (vs. Mini Kick is only about 5 pounds according to product description). Mini Kick does feel alot lighter. Regardless, my 2 year old boy (36" talll & 27 pounds) does not seem have problem of pick up Ybike and turn it around. My boy got on it and rode no problem on the first day; he looks "nature"! I am happy with my choice so far; it has been about 3 wks now.
I give it 4 stars just cuz of its weight.
I hope my review helps you to determine what's the best product for your need.
August 16, 2011
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