Little Tikes 5-in-1 Deluxe Ride & Relax, Reclining Trike - Red

I am very happy with this 5 in 1 trike! I ordered it for my 15 month old daughter and she loves it!I had first ordered the radio flier one and returned it very quick I was not happy with it! Unlike that one this little tikes one has a guard to protect her feet from the peddles when it's in parent push set up and this one has a lever to disengage the peddles completely so they are not spinning while being pushed and not of these features are perfect! I also love how this one all the extra add ons are just like twist knobs so if you want to take them off its super easy no tools required! The seat leans back another awesome feature if she falls asleep I can just lean her back. And I absolutely love the parent handle add ons they are great! The tires feel very nice not plastic but not rubber there like really hard foam but feels very nice. I also love the parent foot lock option it works great I seen in other reviews that they click well with mine they only click if you don't completely push them up all the way if you do they don't make noise at all!The negatives I would say the only thing is the steering there is a lot of play in it when using the parent steering but it works just fine it don't bug me at all and it feels nice doesn't feel like it's going to break like the radio flyer one I got previously! And I do wish it came in other colors but this one is cute!Over all very very happy with this 5 in 1 trike!

Well made, not too terrible to put together (says my husband), and the 1 year old loves it. Having the foot rest for the young ones is so crucial. Love that it can lean back...not that my daughter would ever dream of napping that easily. There's a little tray in front for her to have her water and a snack. Sun shade is a nice size as well. Love the tray for me and I find steering it to be no problem. The foam tires ride smooth and overall I just have no complaints at all! Will gets years and years of use out of it.

I absolutely love this and so does my one year old baby. It is fun to push her around in it and she always wants to get in it when she sees it. She looks around and waves to people when she goes for rides and usually sings as we go. It turns a lot of heads and is unique. It wasn't too difficult to put together. It is a fun alternative to the carriage, but you need to be careful on a sunny day as it doesn't have a lot of coverage. It can be a bit awkward to push and steer at first but you get used to it. I like that it has foot rests. My daughter can reach the handlebars and tries to steer but I can still steer it fine. It must be comfortable as sometimes she likes to just sit in it when it isn't being used. So glad we decided to get one of these.

Our 1 year old grandson loves this little trike! He can see everything and have his drink and snack on the handy tray. Very easy to push and control with one hand.

I purchased this for my sons 2nd birthday and just got to use it a little bit more since the weather started warming up some. First of all I did a lot of research on these trikes and I found this one to have the overall best features. The only complaints I have with it is1. When you push it it makes a ticking/clicking noise. Its like something is hitting the the brake pegs. I tried adjusting the brake pedal but didn't notice a difference.2. The other complaint I had was when my son fell asleep in it there was no side support so he was falling over sideways and the he tried to lay his head where the cup holder is and when you turn the strolling part it would also turn his handles. Would be nice if you could some how have a switch or something that could disable his ability to turn the handle bars when needed.Other then that it is exactly what I was looking for and I would still purchase it again.

After years of using a jogging stroller, I wanted something less cumbersome yet enjoyable to use for my youngest. This was perfect. I've taken him on 3 walks with this so far and he has a blast pretending he is steering, riding his "bike" with his siblings and not strapped into a stroller.One of its major selling points for me was the 3 in 1 conversion abilities. I love the fact that when he gets bigger, I can modify this into a bike he will pedal and then ride for himself.Second, I went to a local Buy Buy Baby and test drove one of these type bikes from another manufacturer. This one is MUCH easier to steer for us parents. It's pluses when compared were: easier to maneuver, seat lays back if child falls asleep, seemed more sturdy, better sun shade and foot rests instead of just pedals.This was a overall excellent purchase with years of use and fun in store.

I really dislike writing a less than glowing review of a product, but . . . We purchased this for our grandson's first birthday. It arrived promptly, after I read many descriptions and reviews of this and similar products. Visions of him enjoying it for the next couple of years filled my head. I spent two hours last night assembling it--no problem for our precious boy's enjoyment. While I was working on it, I realized that one of the screws holding the bin on the back had gone all the way through the bracket because the plastic would not allow it to be tightened. Oh, well, I thought. The bin is not critical and could be removed without interfering with the real function of the trike.Once assembly was complete, I started to roll it across the floor, and realized that the "arms" for the foot brakes rub the sides of the wheels even when not engaged. My immediate and likely response is to return it--the first Amazon purchase I have EVER returned. I will have my daughter and son-in-law look at it tonight to see what they think, but I am totally disappointed.Update: Son-in-law and his dad figured out that I had made an assembly error early in the process. If the brake levers are rubbing the wheels, go back to the early step when the rear axle is connected. It may be "upside down, messing up the way the wheels/brakes work.I still have concerns about the numerous plastic parts, but our grandson lights up when he sees this trike, and that alone is worth the cost.