Deluxe Roller Racer; Our Best Sit-Skate Scooter ~ an Ingenious Innovation; Race and Roll, Zig and Zag, Twist and Turn Indoors and Out Without Batteries or Pedals (Blue)

The neighborhood children used to fight over our children’s roller racers decades ago. We’ve now given roller racers to our grandchildren (ages 3 & 7) and they’re still such a hit! The racers are easily assembled and able to withstand years and years of hard play. A great way to involve the kids in active outdoor play!

My 6 year old so loved it. It’s cold and he uses it indoor. It’s very easy and fun ride for kids.

My son loved it.

I bought these for the grandkids but the adults (that weigh under the weight limit) had fun too! Even the 3 year old figured it out quickly!

I read all the reviews for this scooter which is the only reason I made the purchased. It does what it claims to do. It rolls fairly well on smooth, flat, surfaces. There's no breaks, so if you're using this scooter on a sloped surface take caution. I really do not forsee this scooter be used much because we own a nighthawk scooter. The nighthawk has everything this one doesn't. Good luck going up hill with this scooter. You'll most likely have to carry it, and it's fairly lightweight, but after a while it starts to feel heavy. I would suggest 4 years of age or so. An adult could ride this scooter, but I think a young child would be better suited. Lastly, I would say a dare devil teen could probably craft some pretty cool youtube videos with this scooter. You decide, but in the end, it's just a scooter.

I bought two of these for my grandchildren to have something to ride on at my house. These did not disappoint. Their dad had one as a child and I knew he had a lot of fun with it. The first time out they rode for hours, making chalk roads and obstacle courses. I could not be more pleased.

My grandson requested this because he rides the same one in school, he loves it

The Deluxe Roller Racer is a functional and well-built ride-on toy, but it didn’t meet our expectations compared to similar products. While it offers some fun, the design and mobility fall short, and we ultimately decided to return it for an alternative.Functionally, the toy works as described, but the hand-powered movement is less intuitive and efficient than leg-powered options like the EzyRoller. Our kids found the seating position less comfortable and struggled to get it moving smoothly. Considering the price difference of around $30 between the two, the added value of the EzyRoller made it the clear winner for us.On the positive side, the Deluxe Roller Racer is well-constructed with durable plastic and solid hardware, and it arrived nicely packaged with straightforward assembly. The bright colors are appealing, but they couldn’t make up for the awkward design. While it might work for some, it wasn’t the right fit for our family.