Assembled, it feels incredibly sturdy, and nothing broke or was damaged during the week-long testing period, despite heavy use from our tester’s son. While more expensive than other toddler scooters on our list, it’s simply because Micro is a brand that never compromises on quality and durability. Browse our full range of skateboards for plenty of choice including some seriously cool retro rides featuring LED wheels. Quite often when young children learn to scoot, they will stop the scooter and try and pick it up to change directions. The branding is not quite as slick as the popular Micro scooters, and the baseboard is less robust than the Maxi Micro Deluxe too.

Catering to the love for scooting and dedicated to delivering unparalleled experiences, we have become a trusted and sought-after brand not only in the UK but also internationally. If your budget is lower the Mini Micro Classic is a good choice for kids around 3 years of age and around average height.

The box is covered in useful information about maximum weight, appropriate age range and the height of the T-bar, and also includes the CE mark to indicate compliance with EU safety law.

To regain access, please make sure that cookies and JavaScript are enabled before reloading the page. Once there, you’ll find straightforward instructions to safeguard your scooter without stepping out.I have also been given freedom to move around outdoors safely without my scooter shouting that it is for a disabled person. Great for building confidence in your child and helping to develop their motor skills and coordination. wheel scooters are the best toddler scooters (due to their stability), although there are also many 3 wheels scooters for older kids. For example, the mini micro features a flexible fibreglass reinforced footplate to absorb bumps in the pavement. Additionally, the steering function requires a child to lean rather than turn the front wheels, which prevents sudden jerks which often cause little ones to fall over.