Perhaps the best non-electric scooter for children aged 6 and up. I highly recommend it.

We have had it for only a week and my 10-year-old daughter really likes it. The brake lever could be in the front since it also has a foot brake

We have had it for four years, it is really perfect. One piece of advice for those who say it doesn't lock securely and doesn't fold. It is worth its money

A real value for money scooter.

A brief evaluation:

Material quality 10/10
Durability 9/10
Appearance 10/10
Rolling quality 10/10
Braking quality 9/10
Value for money 9/10

Driving it feels like a disaster. You can hear even the last screw. It is very rough to drive. Poor construction.

Very nice for its price.
The brake is not that great though.
My child really liked it aesthetically.

The brake has come out twice so far.. it's not something to put back in the lever again.. but.. why did it come out?? It's sturdy in the rest.. and I also ride comfortably.

Very good build quality and sturdy. Besides my son, I can also climb up without any problem

Very good quality, impressively nice! It stands out! The height of the handlebar is easily adjustable, while the maximum height is sufficient for use by an adult (1.70+), the wheel size (200*30) ensures better balance!! Spacious and comfortable legroom! Easy folding for storage! The handles are made of plastic, not of cheap material, so they provide a more stable grip and enhance the overall aesthetic! The placement of the brake on the handlebar allows for more controlled use and movement of the scooter - especially for children who are not familiar or for girls - as well as more enjoyable rides...!! It's worth the money!!

Very good construction!!! Really as it appears in the photo!! Definitely worth its money!!!

Guys, don't make the mistake of buying it. It's beautiful... high-quality... sturdy construction, but it has one flaw that outweighs all the good things! When you screw it in to go for a ride, there is no way to secure it open except for a screw that keeps the scooter open just by pressure... There is no step or anything to prevent it from closing, resulting in the child folding it as soon as they start riding, either due to the floor (rough, somewhat uneven, etc.) or because they may step on the scooter a bit harder, causing it to fold. I don't know what kind of nonsense this is... The solution I thought of is either to drill a hole and move the screw to another position that will hold onto the scooter's 4 iron bars and secure them tightly, or to glue it with soldering. It's really a shame to buy a good thing and have it be useless and have to "ruin" it.