Pewi Walking Ride On Toy - From Baby Walker to Toddler Ride On for Ages 9 Months to 3 Years Old

I bought this and my mom bought a ride on Cars car for my sons 1st birthday. After trying tons of ride on toys at the store and taking home and returning, these 2 were the best as far as easy manueverability and stability. He lost interest in the Pewi bike however until a few weeks ago. The sounds and lights and steering wheel of his car were much more exciting for him early on. Now he does enjoy spinning and moving easily in all directions on the Pewi. It was too fast for him to push around when he was younger and learning to walk too. I purchased a radio flyer wagon for him to push that moved slowly to was better suited for a cruising baby. So, if you were to pick one ride on toy, I would get the Cars car ride on instead of the Pewi(at least for a 1 year old) Well see what my son prefers as time goes on! I think its fun for him to have two totally different types of ride on toys, especially for when his 2yr old cousin comes over, though the 2yr old prefers the car also.

This is such an amazing walking toy for babies. We got this for our daughter when she was still not walking independently. She used it a ton and she really enjoyed the freedom of movement w/ the caster wheels, unlike more traditional walkers. She has been walking independently for months now and she still takes off w/ the walker for fun. She is 30 tall right now and at an in between stage of height and development such that shes not yet figured out how to sit on it and ride it like a bike. Because she is not yet riding it like a bike I cannot speak to the tipping problem that some other reviewers mention.

Love this Ybike. Got one for our son when he was little and one recently for our nephew. Easy to assemble. Great for 9 mos to about 3 years old

This is a great learning and riding toy. The wheels are 360 so they can spin if they want to and the wheels are soft and rubbery so they haven’t scratched my hardwood floors and it’s super quiet.

This thing is so cool. I bought one for my 2 yo daughter and she just glides around on the hardwood floor to her hearts content! That being said, she tends to sit very far forward when peddling with her feet, which means that even a small bump (transition to carpet, shoe, etc) can cause her to flip over the front and land directly onto her face. Multiple close calls make me conclude that this thing is not safe for outside unless on a very smooth, seamless surface. Im willing to bet a sidewalk crack could cause this thing to flip!

We gave this to our son when he was 14 months old, for Christmas. He is 32” tall and it’s a wonderful height for him to push around (so many toys are only for short babies!). Once his coordination gets better he’ll be able to ride it. It should also be a good height for that! The swivel wheels are really what sets this apart. They’re wonderful, especially if you’ve seen a baby play with a single direction push toy. This is so much better. We LOVE the pewi.

Against my better judgement, my wife convinced me we should buy this Ybike Pewi for our daughter. The reason I was hesitant in the first place is because I absolutely hate crappy China made stuff. This is no exception. The overall structural components are sturdy enough, for a light-weight person, but the aluminum screws absolutely bite. They are very fragile, soft and prone to stripping. Plus, if you have to ship 4 Allen wrenches with each unit, you are probably engineering it incorrectly. Ybike should take a lesson for IKEA, who, although dont make the highest quality stuff, do have the methodology down for using minimal tools and Allen screws for their products. Im rating it higher than I would normally, because if you can get it to come together without ruining the screws, then it is a great bike for a kid learning to walk. But I must say, Im very, very disappointed in Ybike for using China manufacturing to make this otherwise great tool. Lets face it, China-made stuff generally sucks. What happened to making products with pride and making them to last?

I didn’t find it difficult to assemble, but I’m very comfortable with tools. So some who don’t often put things together might have some issues, plus 4 hands are necessary. The end product is sooooo worth it, though! Our 1-year-old quickly started racing after our dogs, could go outside and over carpet with it, he loves it. He’s not quite tall enough to ride it like a bike, but I’m glad it can be used both ways.

Kid didnt start using this bike until learning how to confidently walk. I was worried that the bike wasnt going to be used when there was not interest in that learning to walk phase. I eat my words because this thing is zooming around my house every day. Best purchase we could have made. Doesnt mark up our floors and hasnt made dents in the walls. Wheels go in all directions so able to move it all around. Easy to assemble when following a video example. Cant wait until the bike actually starts being ridden instead of pushed around like it is now. For reference our 1yo is in the top 5 percentile for height and cannot place feet flat on the floor when sitting on the bike. Will come soon and then we will be in big (but fun) trouble.

Ive read reviews that mention that a screw cover keeps popping off. Same happened with me, over and over, my son would pull it off since it would not lay completely flush. The reason it wont stay on is because the tight fit wont let air escape, and the air pressure pushes it back up. I ended up drilling a very tiny hole on either side of the piece to let air escape (seen in picture). Since the modification, the cover no longer comes off, which frustrated my son, but made me happy... victory! Great little toy, son loves it!