Buy a kids scooter — from the first three-wheel scooter to the classic model
For many children a kids scooter is their first vehicle of their own: step on, push off and away you roll. At Apollo you will find kids scooters from 3 years — as a three-wheel scooter for a safe start and as a classic model that grows along. All scooters are height-adjustable, rated up to 60 kg and ready to ride out of the box.
Three-wheel scooter — a safe start from 3 years
Two wheels at the front, one at the back: a three-wheel scooter stands up by itself and does not topple over when your child steps on. That way the start works even without a developed sense of balance. The Apollo Whizzie has glowing LED wheels, illuminated bars and a light-up deck. The KidsPro 4 and the Kids Whiz LED also fold away and are height-adjustable in three positions — handy on the move and for growing along.
Classic kids scooter — agile from 4 years
For children who can already hold their balance well: the Moonracer is a classic scooter with two wheels — just 2.1 kg light, with suspension, glowing 125 mm LED wheels and bars adjustable continuously from 65 to 78 cm. Thanks to the one-click system it folds away in a few seconds.
3 wheels or 2 — which kids scooter fits?
The rule of thumb: the younger the child, the more that third contact point helps. A three-wheel scooter takes the balancing off their hands, so your child can concentrate on steering and pushing off. As soon as that goes well — usually from 4 or 5 years — a classic scooter with two wheels is more fun: more agile, faster and exactly the balance training that comes in useful later when learning to cycle. Thanks to the height-adjustable bars, both versions stay with your child for several years.
Frequently asked questions about kids scooters
From what age can my child ride a scooter?
With a three-wheel scooter from around 3 years. The classic Moonracer with two wheels is suitable from 4 years, as soon as your child can hold their balance well.
Which is better: a three-wheel scooter or a classic one?
To start with, the three-wheel scooter — it stands up by itself and does not topple over. For children with some riding confidence, the classic scooter: more agile and the best preparation for cycling.
What weight are the scooters rated for?
All Apollo kids scooters are rated up to a maximum of 60 kg — whether it is a three-wheel scooter or a classic model.
Does the scooter grow along with my child?
Yes. All models have height-adjustable bars — in three positions or continuously, depending on the model. That way the scooter fits for several years.
