Scoot & Ride Highwaykick 1 Lifestyle 2-in-1 step & scooter, Green Lines

Small children often outgrow their ride-on toys quickly, leaving parents with the hassle of buying multiple products as their child develops. The Scoot & Ride Highwaykick 1 Lifestyle solves this by transforming from a comfortable seated ride-on into a lean-to-steer scooter in seconds, covering ages 1 to 5 without any tools.

Who is it for

Designed for toddlers and young children from 1 to 5 years old (82–118 cm height). It’s perfect for parents seeking a durable, safe, and adaptable first ride-on that grows with their child, whether indoors or on smooth outdoor paths.

Main features

• 2-in-1 design: switches between seat mode (20 kg max) and scooter mode (50 kg max) without tools.
• Adjustable seat height from 22.5 to 29 cm and handlebar height from 57 to 64 cm for a custom fit.
• Three PU wheels (2 front, 1 rear) with lean-to-steer mechanism for natural balance development.
• Rear foot brake for safe, controlled stopping.
• Integrated front anti-tip pad prevents forward tipping during sudden stops.
• Lightweight aluminum and plastic frame (PP, Nylon) weighing only 2.8 kg for easy carrying.
• Stylish Green Lines design with CE, EN71, and ASTM F963 certifications.

Specifications

• Product type: 2-in-1 ride-on & scooter
• Recommended age: 1–5 years
• Recommended height: 82–118 cm
• Max load seat mode: 20 kg
• Max load scooter mode: 50 kg
• Seat height adjustment: 22.5–29 cm
• Handlebar height adjustment: 57–64 cm
• Wheels: 3 (2 front, 1 rear), PU material
• Brake: rear foot brake
• Steering: lean-to-steer
• Safety feature: integrated front anti-tip pad
• Conversion method: tool-free
• Frame material: Aluminum, Plastic (PP, Nylon)
• Color/Design: Green Lines
• Certifications: CE, EN71, ASTM F963
• Product weight: 2.8 kg

Tips

To switch modes, simply adjust the seat and handlebar heights—no tools needed. For safety, ensure your child wears a helmet and uses the scooter on smooth, flat surfaces. The anti-tip pad helps prevent forward tipping, but adult supervision is always recommended.