Globber Go.Up Sporty Lights mint children's tricycle scooter (452-706-4)

Globber Go.Up Sporty Lights mint children's three-wheeled scooter is an innovative solution for young users that combines functionality, safety, and modern design. Designed for children aged 15 months to 7 years, it offers three different modes of use: ride-on with a handle, balance bike, and classic scooter. This allows the product to grow with the child, adapting to their needs and skills.

Construction and materials

The scooter is made of high-quality materials ensuring durability and safety of use. The deck, measuring 54.5 cm in length and 12.5 cm in width, guarantees stability, and the additional mudguard protects against dirt. The construction is lightweight, weighing only 2.82 kg, which makes carrying and folding the equipment easier. Folding allows for easy storage and transport, which is especially important for parents looking for practical solutions.

Wheels and bearings

The scooter is equipped with three wheels made of polyurethane (PU), which provides good grip and resistance to damage. The front wheels have a diameter of 121 mm, and the rear ones 80 mm, enabling smooth and stable riding. ABEC-9 class bearings ensure excellent smoothness of movement and minimize rolling resistance, which is key for comfort and riding efficiency.

Adjustment and usage range

The scooter is intended for children with a height from 75 to 120 cm and a maximum user weight of 20 kg in ride-on mode and 50 kg as a scooter. The adjustable handlebar height ranging from 67.5 to 77.5 cm allows adaptation to the child's height, increasing comfort of use. The additional seat provides comfort for the youngest users who are just beginning their adventure with this type of equipment.

Safety and comfort

The Globber Go.Up Sporty Lights mint was designed with children's safety in mind. Solid construction, stable design, and the ability to quickly adjust to the user's needs make it an ideal product for the youngest. Additionally, the mudguard protects against dirt, which is important during outdoor play.