TheCroco Lightweight Balance Bike for Kids Ages 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Years Old, Toddler Bike, No Pedal Bicycle, Multiple Models and Colors Available for Boys and Girls

I’m not one to write a review but I thought I would help people save time. My husband did hours of research on which my bike would be best for our little one.First he purchased the banana, the bike was okay but a little to heavy and had no where for our daughter to rest her feet. Unlike the strider or the croco the bike was unassembled, and the bearing we’re cheaply done (okay bike for the price).The strider was the most expensive, came mainly assembled, had a foot rest, internal bearing but the bike was still heavy at almost 7lbs and made of steal ( still a great bike).The croco has everything to offer like the strider and came mainly assembled with instructions. Except this bike was much lighter at 4lbs and made of aluminum which is a better product when it comes to bikes vs steal. For the same price as the strider bike we got the croco bike, croco handle bar pads, bell and the croco helmet. Over all we felt the croco was a much better bike even without the additional stuff at a better price.

We borrowed a Strider bike before purchasing this one. I am so glad we did not spend more on a Strider. The Croco is super lightweight, our 2 year manages it great and it’s easy for us to carry it around when he’s done. The assembly was quick and easy with only the handlebars to pop on. The seat is very comfortable and more substantial than other bikes. This is a great bike.

My 2 year old son has been asking for a bike since his sister got one. I looked at the micro g bike and the strider balance bike since those are what I have seen around the neighborhood and we tried them out at store and planned to buy the strider on Amazon later. This bike looked similar and was available at a much better price point and I'm so glad we gave it a try.Compared to strider:The croco bike is built like the strider but 2 pounds lighter. My 2 yr old can pick up the bike and carry it around. When he's tired, it's no trouble for me to hang it on the stroller or carry it on one arm and him in the other. It seems to be built well - my husband tested it out before letting our son on it.Compared to micro:The micro is built differently and though I love their scooters and own both the kids and adult ones, I am not a fan of the bike. My son's legs were too short for the bike from a seated position and he couldn't get comfortable on the seat. He kept trying to use it like a push toy. The croco and the micro g bike weigh about the same at 4ish pounds.Overall I'm very pleased with this bike and I'm hoping he can use it for a couple years. Big sister is jealous!

I have three boys ages 5-18 months. This bike is PERFECT for them. Lightweight, easy to adjust for each kid, and tons of fun! My only problem is, they fight over it so much that I might have to buy two more!Two little not even important cons: 1-it was a little bit more assembly than I was comfortable with, I had to call in another person to help. 2- I wish the wheels weren't plastic, but I understand that its what makes it so incredibly light and easy for the kids to handle.I would (and probably will have to) buy again!!

My son is loving his new pink bike. He wanted pink so badly, his favorite color! He is cruising and getting good at balancing. Easy to out together. Ultra light so when he gets tired and walks to just walk, I have no trouble carrying it and I’m 20 weeks pregnant. Seat and handle bar height are easy to adjust.