Mini Micro Scooter

I have seen and tried lots of other scooters with 2 front wheels, but gald we specnt the extra on this. The balance is just so much better than the otehrs and build quality excellent.

My 2 year old son zooms around on my 4 year old's scooter! These scooters are just perfect for little ones and makes the school run that little bit easier. Would recommend this to anyone and am in the process of buying the bigger style for my daughter as she doesn't get a look in!

My three year old got the hang of scootering in the last month, and now scooters everywhere on her Mini Micro T-Bar! She absolutely loves it. It seems very stable and easy for her to ride on. Absolutely fantastic!

Our 2 and 3 year old daughters love theirs. Very expensive but defo worth it.

I bought this for my 3 year old son. He is still using it daily now, and he is almost 5. It is the best scooter around and worth the price. It is light, flexible, sturdy and as my child became more confident and able, he can confidently steer, brake, and whizz along independently. Parts can easily be replaced and bought online using the Microscooter website to order parts online (the brake broke after 2 years) and you can rebuild the scooter with different coloured foot rests, brakes, handlebars and all the working parts if you need/wish to do so. We are giving the scooter to our younger daughter, now 2 but she already has the hang of it and have bought new (pink!) handlbars and a green brake to freshen it up. Our son is moving onto the Micro Sprite, a 2 wheeler version for 5+ years.

LOVE this scooter as does my 2 year old, older children both want one the same now. It's great, well worth the money

This scooter saved my sanity. I have 3 under 5 and have avoided having to get a double buggy as the older 2 have been happily whizzing about on their scooters since they were 2. Expensive, but good value and worthh every penny

Best.Thing.Ever.

Durable, makes journeys to and fro school and park fast, great fun, good for kids balance skills, easy to customise. And when it all gets too much you can pull the kids along on them. Totally worth the £40. My 5yo has had his for 3 years now and its scuffed and tired but still going.

Fantastic scooter, looks good, is light and easy to steer.

DS loves it and is on it every day

Excellent scooter, especially for smaller toddlers. Mine had hers at 2 and it is very stable and manouverable. Definitely recommend

Brilliant scooter, can't think of any cons

Wonderful wonderful wonderful. DS2 was riding DS1's from about 18months. They both love them, go nice and fast, really stable, well worth the money

Great lightweight and easy to use scooter. I got this for my son's second birthday and within a month he was really competent on it. It has two front wheels so that little ankles don't get bumped when legs are swooshing back and forward. Because it's light even very young children can use it easily. And as noted earlier it comes apart so can be easily transported in cars or on buggies.

We've really been missing the scooter in the snow! It's so much easier to get around with toddler + scooter + pushchair than toddler + pushchair alone; she'll scoot when she won't walk and will, for some reason, happily be pushed when she's had enough. The handle bit and the scooty bit can be separated (but you need quite strong thumbs and dh still can't work out how to do it...) so it is pretty portable and flexible.

We bought this scooter for DS when he was about 2.5. Initially, he found it hard to steer and would get quite frustrated but once he got the hang of it, he was well away!

DD's favourite toy of this summer. Great if you have a reluctant walker. Nice and light to carry around when they get bored of it too.

Fabbo scooter for little kids, definitely worth the money, would recommend

The mini micro scooter has 3 wheels, making it easier for kids from 3-5 to balance as they scoot along. My DS has had his since he was 2yrs 9months and was riding it proficently after about 3 weeks of occasional trys. For over a year it was used every single day and would still be in use now daily except the pavements by school are busy with cars and people and I don't want to risk anybody being injured!

It looks much cooler than other scooters with three wheels for small kids - no big clunky wheels or cartoon characters!

My DS found the mini micro base easy to balance on and the T-bar steering Column easy to get used to. It looks like a smooth ride, and it is easy to go "super fast" which is great for the DCs and not so great for the parents running behind!

One word of caution - do not use this scooter on the pavements until you are 99.9% sure that your DC will stop when they are asked to - or indeed is capable of using the back brake!!!

Has been a brilliant buy.

Our dd1 got a mini micro scooter for her 3rd birthday and we all loved it from day 1! I dithered and dithered before buying because we had a perfectly good 3 wheeler scooter that she was very good at but I wanted a scooter that I could sling under dd2s pram when she'd had enough.

Dd2 mastered dd1's scooter the day it arrived (she was 15 months at the time) so there followed 9 months of fighting before we bought a second scooter for dd2's 2nd b'day. We love them so much that we took both to France on an aeroplane for our summer holiday!

This is a fantastic buy and I'd thoroughly recommend getting one. Perfect for ages 2-5.

Just bought a micro scooter from John Lewis for my soon-to-be three year old. It has a brake on the rear wheel, two wheels at the front and is very easy to steer - much easier than the one front wheeled versions we tested in store.

Cost £39.95 in store. Handle bar is non adjustable but doesn't look like it will be an issue as it seems plenty high enough and our child is 105cm tall.

For info, it weighs 1.5kg and the handle bar detaches from the foot bar with the click of a button in case you need to carry it flat, although you could easily place it over the buggy.

Only down side is the price. At £40 it is expensive, and it costs £50 online.

Fantastic product that takes the pain out of the school run and can be mastered from a very early age - 3 wheels makes it super stable.

My kids love this scooter; I have seen even 1.5 yr olds zip around on it. They get so confident on it so quickly it's amazing.

The Micro Scooter has saved my life.

My two year old refused the buggy and wanted to be carried. The school run came to be a nightmare.

We bought the Micro Scooter and he LOVED it. It has become another appendage.

School runs are now spent worrying about important things like the perfect school run dress.

An amazing toy that is well worth the money. The <a href="http://www.iscoot-scooter.co.uk">mini micro scooter</a> provides hours of entertainment

Good indoors but outside only use it where you'd be happy to ahve you kiddy ride a push-bike with 3 inch wheels. This fact does not seem to stop tehm selling. Yup, if you are intesrestd in following hte herd this has your name on it... A large wheel scooter is far more versatile. Sheep like? Mindless? If you're the sort hta would drive a 4x4 becaue you can bump up kerbs in it, (ie: no dent's & no mud and deinitley no sheep in it) this is for you. Buy it now. Baaaaaaappphhhhhhhhh!

fun and easy,good exercise

After an initial balk at the price, I begin to see why everyone loves it! They are nippy, durable, easy to master, and the kids love them.

This scooter is fabulous. My 4yo has done so many miles on it and now my 2.3yo has to have his own too and he is getting the hang of it. Our first scooter has had very heavy use but you can buy spare parts cheaply to fix bits that might have worn out. Really one of the best things we have ever bought for the children.

This is definitely worth the extra money - I bought it for my daughter after she had collected 20 stars for sleeping through the night - we kept going to visit in the shop to keep the incentive going. She is 3 1/2 and loves it - we use it instead of a pushchair taking it everywhere. Couple of design flaws - (i) it is really hard to detach the steering pole to collapse down and (ii) could really do with an extension to steering pole for all those times I have pulled her along on it when she gets too tired (but still better than carrying 15kg of toddler around!). HOWEVER, it is lightweight, has really responsive steering once they get the hang of it and is really stable.

My 2 year old adores her pink scooter. We get to the park so much quicker now.
It's well made and looks good
No other scooter compares.

Fantastic scooter. Steady and perfect for my short just turned 3yr old DS.

Great design - easy to steer, low to ground, lightweight, easy for young ones to balance (even when turning corners). Well worth the money.

Brilliant! My ds got his for his 3rd birthday and was proud as punch. It's very easy for a little one to balance on it as it's got 2 wheels at the front as opposed to the back. Is also lightweight so can put on dd's pram if he gets bored of it or wants to hold my hand.

Pricey, but useful, attractive and light. The children love it. You do need to be on a smooth surfaced pavement, though.

Both my daughter (3) and son (5) have these scooters. Daughter is able to scoot and steer a bit, but I am able to steer for her, so all of us can get along to school quickly. Not that sure about the brake to be honest, but son is able to stop whenever he wants to.

Very light to carry as well.

Brilliant scooter for younger children. My son could not get the hang of his disney 3 wheel scooter but this was a hit straight away. Really easy for them to balance and makes the school run a much quicker experience.

Ilove this scooter! We bought it for dd when she was 2.5yrs after having a trial run on a friend's scooter. As it's low to the ground, she was soon whizzing along. It's quite different than a conventional scooter to steer, so her big sister finds it a bit harder to use! I definately agree with the opinions on lowering the recommended age - a confident 2 yr old should quite quickly master this scooter. Well worth the money if you buy it when the children are younger.

We bought this scooter for DS when he was 2.5. It took him a couple of weeks to get the hang of it, but once he did, there was no stopping him. He can go so fast we have to run to keep up, and he finds it really easy to steer. Nearly a year later, he has finally got the hang of using the brake. And not only does he really enjoy using the scooter, it makes it easy to do any local trip on foot in a sensible time.

My daughter adores this scooter and I would go so far as to say it's the best thing we've ever bought for her. The two wheels at the front make it very stable and it doesn't seem to rattle as much as others going over any kind of uneven pavement. The only gripe I have with the design is that it doesn't fold down which makes it a bit of a pain for me to carry home after dropping her off at school. She's had it since the age of two (she's five now) & Ican see it still going strong for another couple of years. Definitely worth paying extra for.

Great scooter for my 4 year old. She learned how to use it within about half an hour and then whizzed off, very fast, over the horizon. Because it has three wheels it is very stable and she has rarely fallen off. It is also very light and so easy to sling over a buggy or carry in my hand when she doesn't want to scoot any more. My nearly two year old is also getting the hang of it.

My DD (aged 4) and my DS (aged 2 and 4 months) both love their scooters. We do quite long scoots with DS but I think his legs get tired after a while, which is probably why the recommended age for use is 3 or over. Nevertheless, I wouldn't be without the micro and it has given both of mine some early independence.
It's a pity that they don't fold down but you can't have everything!

it's a good first scooter and very very sturdy- we found ours on the street so it must be second or fourth hand, a bit scuffy but still perfectly stable and safe.

it does take a while for a toddler to learn to ride it though, my dd is very physical but it's taken her a good few months to get the hang of it!

My son has had this from 3-5 and loves it, he is now starting to grow out of this. But it is a lovely first scooter with a break and with fixed wheels is relatively easy to scoot.

Brilliant scooter for younger children. My son could not get the hang of his disney 3 wheel scooter but this was a hit straight away. Really easy for them to balance and makes the school run a much quicker experience.

This is an excellent scooter lightweight and easy to use.

My dd is oly 18 months old and has mastered her friends scooter. We have decided to buy her one for Xmas, by which time she will be 20 months. She can't steer yet (obviously) and wouldn't be able to stop if she started rolling down a hill, but on the flat she can scoot herself along without a problem. Best thing since sliced bread!!

My eldest son had this scooter at 3, but didn't get to grips with it until 4. Since then however he has travelled miles on it, had huge amounts of fun and definitely had our money's worth with it. It's made school runs quicker, easier and more fun, and trips out and about much more accessible (no whinging!). Now my younger (and more co-ordinated) 2 year old has inherited the scooter and absolutely loves it. It is light, easy to carry around, has great suspension (compared to other "metal" scooters) and seemingly indestructible. Downsides are that it doesn't cope with holes well & is quite small - so my 5 year old is already looking big for it. Also our brake has fallen off - but you can get a new one with an SAE from micro-scooters! I can't recommend this scooter highly enough - it is expensive, but everyone loves it - I've had children fighting over who gets the next go oodles of times.

Love it. Bought for my small 2 year old because he kept stealing them in playgrounds and it has taken 6 months to get the proper hang of it, but it's lightweight, stable, and good to hook onto the pushchair for spontaneous scooting opportunities. With my second baby in the papoose or pushchair, it's been a useful extra transport system. Even bearable to pull it along, if he stands on it with both feet. Every child has one, so you'll need some identifying marks - stickers etc!

My son got this when he was 3. He doesn't have a problem with the sturdiness of it even though he is tall and as he is not very confident with physical things, he loves it and the fact that he can whizz around on it. Not the cheapest out there, but worth it.

My son got this scooter when he was 2 1/2 and people were amazed at how good he was on it. Now all his friends have got one too. They are the best scooters for pre-schoolers - but watch out, they can go really fast!
Although they don't fold down the bar can be removed easily making them very portable.

I agree with both the above reviewers - it's a fab machine but maybe the age range needs adjusting OR it could be made a bit more robust for the heavier child. Or maybe they could make something bigger for the 3-6 group. My not-very-physical 6 year old boy would certainly find it a lot easier and more confidence-boosting than the big clunky metal ones. But he's too big for his sister's

I also think this scooter is great. My son got his two months before his second birthday and was fine from the word go - although he's only just now (at nearly 2 and a half) using the brake rather than the toe of his boot! His friends all have them (they're obligatory kid accessories in N16) and all cope fine.

My only issue is that at 15.5kilos, when my sons uses his scooter, the plastic base bows in the middle and I anticipate handing it down to his younger brother fairly soon when the plastic starts ctaching the pavement.

With this in mind, I think the minimum age recommendation of 3 years is too young - not only can 2yr olds enjoy them, the weight of a 3yr old may be too much. For his third birthday, we'll get the next scooter up - same brand - but with a metal base.

Bit pricey, perhaps - and don't always buy on eBay. I've known people pay more bidding than what I paid at John Lewis!

I bought this for dd age 3, although a bit pricier than other scooters it looks really funky and is great for packing as it's lightweight and easily disassembled. Easy to pull your lo along if they get fed up doing the work.

At the risk of being OTT I do think that this little machine is one of the the best things ever and has certainly transformed our family life. With three children aged seven, nine and now almost three, going out for a scoot/walk could be tricky but my youngest dd will go anywhere on her mini micro scooter and I have to run to keep up. She was given it for her second birthday, which might be a tad early, but within a few months she was whizzing around and by age two and half was not only speedy but could keep going for quite long journeys. If she does get tired the scooter gets slung across the back of the buggy. The only downer is that it doesn't fold down, but it's so light we've taken it on holiday on the train/in the car - and again for sightseeing, it's a life saver. The older children will also have a go if she ends up in the buggy, and it seems to stand up to robust by the older siblings. They're not particularly cheap, but make great birthday or christmas presents and - in case you haven't guessed yet - I can't recommend them highly enough.

This is such a great little scooter. Both of my daughters have got one and they love them. Takes a little bit of getting used to , as you have to lean to steer it, but once mastered they absolutely zoom around. Light enough if you end up carrying it,or fits on top of a buggy easily. Another bonus is the fact that they are much quieter than the metal scooters.

My daughter is a very slow walker, but since getting this sccoter we can get much further! If she does get bored it is lightweight and easy to put on top of the buggy. An excellent buy.

I wish I had bought this for DS sooner. He is 2.10 and has really got the hang of this so quickly.

It is very easy to assemble and keep clean, and very simple to use. Ds uses it with his bike helmet and whizzes around on it so easily. We take it on walks through the village, to the park and in the garden.

Be prepared to see them move very fast and be ready to catch hold of them as they head for the road or a parked car.

This is actually suitable from three to five or six years and is a fantastic alternative to the buggyboard. When out with his sister in the buggy, my four year old scoots and holds on to the side of the buggy when he gets tired. Without the buggy he scoots or I hold his hand and we get to where we want to go incredibly quickly. Now his two and a half year old sister has her very own mini-micro scooter (I know, so advanced - she is hysterical to watch as she has to peer over the top of the handle bars) and they whizz along the road causing minor mayhem but having fun getting to the shops. Again, for safety, I can hold her hand or the handlebars to ensure she keeps on the pavement. The three wheels make it easy to balance and the steering is easypeasy - push left to go left, right to go right. Only negative is that they don't last forever but they are a perfect starter scooter.