Yes. It has three wheels, two at the front and one at the back, which gives young riders a much wider base than a two-wheel scooter. That extra stability makes it a practical first scooter for kids from age three.

Yes, there is a rear brake. The rider presses down on the rear fender with their foot to slow and stop, which is the most natural braking motion for young children to learn.

The handlebar height adjusts, so you can raise it as your child grows taller. That means you won't need to replace it every year just because of height. It supports riders up to 50 kilograms, so it has room to grow with most kids through the early school years.

The confirmed colourway is Yellow and Pink. If you need a different colour, check with the store, as variant availability may differ.

No. The wheels are solid PVC, so there is no air inside and no puncture risk. You won't need to pump them up or worry about a flat tyre mid-ride.

It weighs 2,800 grams, which is roughly 2.8 kilograms. Most primary-school-age children can carry or drag it short distances, and the foldable frame makes it easier to carry when folded. There is also an integrated side stand so it parks upright without leaning against a wall.