Strider - 12 Classic Balance Bike, Ages 18 Months to 3 Years

We bought this for my toddlers 3rd birthday. He is very tall and it still fits him great. We will be buying the seat-extender soon. He plays with it every day!

Product seems well made. My 2.5 year old loves it. She is very comfortable scooting around on it and I think it will help her transition to actually riding a bike easier.

I did my research before purchase and Im my opinion.. this is the balance bike to get! Tires were a big issue on all the reviews.. this one does have the harder foam looking tires.. I was honestly concerned.. but took a chance.. the other one kinda comparable...banana I think.. had hard shiny plastic tires and tire reviews were terrible... slick on grass and gravel.. and the handle bars seemed oddly angled.. These tires on the strider bike are fine! And the handle bars look great .. And it was perfect height for our 18 month old who is not on the tall end of the spectrum, lol. We dig this bike! Glad we bought it!! Vroom vroom :)

My 2 years old son LOVES this bike. I was hesitante about getting a balance bike but it is very easy for him to handle it, go in different type terrain types. Is is super light and easy to assemble. I strongly recommend this product!

Our LO absolutely loves learning to ride bike using his Strider. Started off slow and shy and has slowly loved to ride.

this strider is pretty awesome. I was impressed with the construction of it, and the easy of putting it together.my 3 yr old loves it, but the only issue I can see is the seat is really hard. wish it was softer. other then that, excellent!

My daughter has only used this a few times so far, but it is awesome. She is a very small 2 year old, and it is small enough for her. Excited to see her progress over the next few months!

Perfect gift

Perfect Christmas present for my son! I know he will love it!

While its probably adequate for my 2 year old, the bike is a poor value for the money. For example, there are no actual bearings in the headset or wheels, the tires are hard foam and the wheels are cheap plastic, and theres no rake or offset in the fork, which is actually really important in how easily a bike turns. Its a little bit of a bummer, since from a manufacturing standpoint, its an extremely simple feature to include, but whatever. Its actually cheaper to buy a real bike and take the crank, chain and pedals off. I know this is above what most people are capable of, and thats fine, but this really ought to be a $40 product. That said, however, its going to do the job. I just wish I saved my money and bought a real bike at Target.