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- Not a luge, not a bike, not a scooter, the EzyRoller Junior moves like a snake
- without chains or pedals, using easy right-left arm movements on push bar.
- Completely silent with non marking high resistance wheels it can be used on smooth indoor and outdoor surfaces.
- TOUGH, LONG LASTING ALL STEEL FRAME AND FORK
- SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN AGED 18 - 36 MONTHS
Product Specifications
| Model Number: | 130008 |
| Assembly Required: | No |
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Not a luge, not a bike, not a scooter, the EzyRoller Junior moves like a snake, without chains or pedals, using easy right-left arm movements on push bar. Completely silent with non marking high resistance wheels it can be used on smooth indoor and outdoor surfaces.
This is the newest EzyRoller especially designed for younger children aged 18 to 36 months.
Rather than using their feet to move forward, kids use their arms to swing the paddle or push bar creating forward move
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Great for our littlest!
3 Jan 2010
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We got an Ezyroller Junior for our youngest boy aged 2 since we already had 2 Ezyrollers for our 8 and 10 daugthers and it is the best toy of this Christmas. He couldn't touch the front bar with his feet (I would say that's the only way to decide between the junior and the normal model for size) but he wanted to have something like his sisters! Very easy assemby, very well made, cool design, our Tom could zoom around very quickly and he would spend his days on it...the only thing I would improve is a little plastic/rubber part at the front to prevent hitting walls too hard...apparently there is an extension kit to grow the Junior into the normal model when the kid gets bigger so that will help as well and we won't need to buy a brand new one. We'll try that next year I guess!
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
My 3 yo is too tall for this toy
28 Dec 2009
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I purchased this toy for my 3 yo for xmas. I love the design but after giving it to her, I've discovered that she really needs the full size version. I've ordered her a replacement and am looking for a good home for this junior version.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Indeed tiny, but as tough and as fun as the big ones.
23 Jan 2010
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Even with the enclosed extender, the Junior is, indeed, tiny. However, the smallest kids in our preschool setting LOVE having "their own" riding toy; in fact, a little girl with dwarfism spent her entire gym period on the Junior the first day I put it together. I removed the extender in order to fit her and the other tiny ones better, and they prefer it that way. The bigger kids use it as well, but they have to make do--they have other play options if they choose.
It should be noted that the Junior is ARM-powered, unlike the leg-powered big brother, Ezy Roller Ultimate Riding Machine -RED, for example. That was a bit surprising to me, but not a deal-breaker by any means.
By the way, a teacher tried riding the Junior. While the Junior was rediculously too small for her, it didn't bow, squat, or show any sign of stress. The Junior is as tough as the big ones, it seems!
It should be noted that the Junior is ARM-powered, unlike the leg-powered big brother, Ezy Roller Ultimate Riding Machine -RED, for example. That was a bit surprising to me, but not a deal-breaker by any means.
By the way, a teacher tried riding the Junior. While the Junior was rediculously too small for her, it didn't bow, squat, or show any sign of stress. The Junior is as tough as the big ones, it seems!
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