Uenjoy Kids Balance Bike No Pedal Bicycle for 2-4 Years Old, Toddler Balance Push Bike with 12" EVA Polymer Foam Tire, Height Adjustable, Lightweight Frame,(Pink/Black/red)

Overall a good bike for the price! My 2 1/2 year old loves it and was able to figure out how to use it quickly. Only downside is we can't seem to get the handlebar tight enough so it gets out of alignment. Also the instructions had some errors too. But overall a good first bike for him!

We honestly love this bike!! For being significantly cheaper than most balance bikes (we also have a name brand that we paid 2x as much for), the quality is great and my son loves it. It takes a bit to tighten the seat and handle bars, but with a ratchet it was much easier. Feels sturdy The only other "complaint" is that we ordered red and got black. Disappointed, but wasn't worth the hassle to send it back and wait for another.

Decent value - instructions are fairly intuitive. The wheels are more so plastic than typical tire texture. Not much to say - it bikes - if you plan on using a balance bike longer than 2-3 months, maybe buy a better one. Otherwise, this is a decent value.

Worst of all, this bike isn't very balanced or stable. The front and back wheel don't actually line up together in a straight line. My kid's front tire wobbles back and forth all the time while he's riding it (he never has this problem on his brother's different-brand balance bike), and the instability has resulted in a few crashes he's had.It's cool that the material the tires are made from will never need to be inflated and cannot be popped like a normal tire, but that comes with a cost. The surface of the material is not as grippy as a normal tire, and my son has fallen a couple times because of it loosing grip on a turn. The tires also do not give like a normal air-filled tire would, so there's less cushioning/shock absorption for bumps and cracks in the sidewalk. My son doesn't like riding on the sidewalk with it because of that, although he'll ride his brother's bike with normal tires on the sidewalk without complaint.This was also hard to assemble. It comes with some tools, but I was glad I had my own. Getting the seat to not slide down when my son sat on it took an inordinate amount of tightening, to where I was worried the bolt in the clamp would strip or the clamp would otherwise fail. Same with the handlebars clamp. Trying to tighten these sufficiently with the included tools would have been painful on my hands and, if not impossible, difficult.Pros are that my son has adapted somewhat to the instability, he likes to ride it, and it's cheap. I'd pay another $20 - $30 to get a higher quality bike with inflatable, grippy tires, stable steering, and wheels that are actually lined up.

We gave this to our son on his third birthday. It’s perfect for what we were looking for. We knew he may grow out of it rather quickly and we weren’t willing on spending $100+ on a strider bike. He’s 37lbs and 39in tall and it’s perfect for him. I spent hours researching balance bikes and I’m soooo glad I purchased this one!

Daughter keeps asking where are the pedals? It really helps the balance. Onky problem is you can't go very fast. Tricycle is the winner being used most days. Helmet required because they will crash.

Good bike for the little one. Took less than 5 minutes to assemble. The only "bad" thing that I can say is that we received the wrong color, but the kiddo doesn't seem to mind.

I ordered a pink bike. Although the label said pink, the contents were black. I contacted Amazon customer service and they sent a replacement right away, which was correct.The directions are terrible and you basically have to guess how it goes together according to a poor quality photo. The included “wrench” is not good and you need your own wrench to put the bike together. Just as others have stated, the seat does not tighten well and eventually works itself all the way down. There just isn’t any way to tighten it enough. It needs an additional gasket or something.But...when my niece saw it, she was so happy and sat on it right away and started walking with it. It’s pretty light so she can maneuver it well. She is a slight 2-year old and it fits well so far.