What stands out
- Equip your little explorer with an electric scooter
- Zip around the garden at speeds up to 6km/h
- 1 hour of riding time, plenty of time for their adventures
- Anti-slip footplate for maximum grip and safety
- 2000mAh battery with a Charging time of 2-3 hours
- Foldable and lightweight design makes it easy to store or carry
- 1 year warranty for mum and dad's peace of mind
- Suitable for ages 8 years and over, up to 40kg*
The details
Let your little one travel far and wide on this electric scooter. It's built for kids aged 8 and over – sorry mum and dad, we know how much you wanted to have a go. With the push and go technology, all they need to do to get going is, push off the ground and press down the accelerator, and it'll zoom up to 6km/h. It also has a range of six kilometres.
To reduce the risk of taking a tumble, we've added an anti-slip footplate plus grooves in the handles for better control. Then come to a safe and steady stop with the rear foot brake. We've also included a one-year warranty for mum and dad's peace of mind. Thanks to the foldable and lightweight design, it's easy to put in the car boot, and your little one can explore while you're out and about.
*Please note if over the limit set by manufacturer the scooters performance will be significantly reduced
Essential info
- Motor power: 60W
- Climbing gradient: 5°
- Manufacturer Rider Age: 8+ Years
- Charge time: 2-3 hours
- Ride time: 1 hour
- Maximum load: 40kg (6.2st)
- Maximum speed: 6km/h (4mph)
- Maximum range: 6 Kilometres (4 Miles)
- Weight: 4.7kg
- E Scooter Warranty: 1 year
- Parts Warranty: 3 months (on tyres, battery, brakes, motors & accelerator)
More info
- Power supply: AC 110-240V, 50/60Hz
- Battery: 2000 mAh Lithium battery
- Battery power: 43.2Wh
- Battery voltage: 21.6V
- Charging temperature: 0°C - 40°C
- Storage humidity: 45% - 75%
- Tyre Size: 5inches
Please note: We recommend users wear a helmet. Electric scooters must not be used on public highways, pavements, cycle lanes or bridleways, but only on private property with the owners consent. For further guidance, please click here
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